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by lamentofking Accepted solution
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by older mycroft Accepted solution
All the images coming out of it are flawed.
I suggest you give serious consideration to my other post. ;)
by older mycroft Accepted solution
It suckers you in, and you get comfortable with it, then suddenly it goes down for whatever reason, sending hordes of remote gamers into paroxysms of panic.
I don't personally see the point of becoming addicted to something that can just as easily be denied to you, at the drop of a virtual hat.
You can just as easily run emulators for all of what you are accessing online and it is unlikely to be denied to you, unless your own system goes down. But if it ever does, you wouldn't be able to play online either, so it's no great loss.
Your choice though entirely... ;)
by learn4life Accepted solution
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by w2ktechman Accepted solution
the site went down.
Anyway, there is another site to try if it suits your fancy.
http://www.consoleclassix.com/
P.S. -- a Google search for "classix games" found this.
Just remember -- Google IS your friend! Even when nobody else seems to be :0
:D
by lamentofking Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Have you discovered another use for a computer hard drive?
Please, I'd love to know what that is. ;)
by lamentofking Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Then I think your experience has been of a badly-organised hard drive directory tree.
Or perhaps you broke the '15-17% free space' rule.
ANY system encroaching into the last 15% of the hard drive's contiguous free space will slow to a crawl. But it has nothing at all to do with the guilty files being games or media or music formats. ;)
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