14 Sep
2001
14 Sep
'01
2:12 a.m.
Douglas Quebbeman wrote:
Why did you put this limit on 40 ?
;-)
Most people I know working on emulations are just few years around the
40 ...
cheers
What really puts me off emulators is that
they're so awfully lame. How can
an
emulator be lame? Well, it's not as much the
emulators as the crowd
surrounding them. They're usually Win#? kids who know nothing about old
computers, really don't care, and just want games, games, games, all for
free.
Apples and oranges, Iggy. That's a totally different emulator world
than the one I'm talking about. In the world I'm talking about, I
don't think anyone creating emulators is under 40 years of age
(well, Daniel Seagraves is under 40, I think).