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=== Emulators === | <p>One of the most popular platforms to emulate although console emulation has a hefty fan base. Whilst Mame popularised arcade emulation it was not the first emulator nor the last.</p> | ||
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<p>=== Discontinued Emulators === | |||
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Revision as of 12:15, 8 August 2012
One of the most popular platforms to emulate although console emulation has a hefty fan base. Whilst Mame popularised arcade emulation it was not the first emulator nor the last.
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=== Emulators === Mame FinalBurn Daphne Nebula M2 Modeler Raine |
=== Discontinued Emulators === |
