I understand wanting to play an old game, but why would you want to jump through hoops to run it on old hardware?
It’s just a feel that some nostalgic collectors have: they want to handle the real hardware thing to put together with the software. (yes, I know it sounds naughty; no, I won’t take it back)
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It’s just a feel that some nostalgic collectors have: they want to handle the real hardware thing to put together with the software. (yes, I know it sounds naughty; no, I won’t take it back)
But if you want all vintage everything, wouldn’t you run Win98 or XP on it?