In addition to what you posted, I’ve also used this specifically for sierra games. Sometimes you may need an interface like Scumm. I’m mostly looking at 80s-early 90s stuff, I’m not sure how well the newer stuff on that site will work.

Also GOG, it’s nice if you need a manual.

Sorry, I didn’t know lawnchair was related to Niagara.

Maybe I’m leaving myself hanging out, but I’m still using lawnchair because I like it! Perhaps worth using again?

My apologies, I mean a terrible way for Epic to end their ownership. I hope that Bandcamp will continue and thrive but this move doesn’t seem encouraging. Songtradr is monopolizing music at this point.

I don’t remember the price, and Mom almost certainly paid for it, but Faxanadu. First game I ever beat, got an emulator and sought it out on a rom when those came out, and most recently played it at an arcade that had a bunch of older games loaded onto a “TV” with real controllers. Hadn’t used that kind of controller for a long time.

Wow, I don’t think Epic ever did anything with Bandcamp. What a terrible way to end it. What will become of the artists who use it as their main platform? I source a significant amount of my music from these artist, from that site.

My work phone is one of these I think. The article doesn’t really say what, if any implications exist from this radiation. How much electromagnetic radiation could a mobile phone possibly emit?