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Don't download an emulator. Trust me. Once you turn it on... Let's just say that I laughed. 

calebxy wrote:

Don't download an emulator. Trust me. Once you turn it on... Let's just say that I laughed. 

Yeah. The emulators suck, I can never get them to work. Emulators are better for systems, not computers. MAME FTW.

calebxy wrote:

PW132 wrote:

calebxy wrote:

Don't download an emulator. Trust me. Once you turn it on... Let's just say that I laughed. 

Yeah. The emulators suck, I can never get them to work. Emulators are better for systems, not computers. MAME FTW.

That's not what I meant.    Just trust me. 

Oh dear, pirates.

ihaveamac wrote:

calebxy wrote:

PW132 wrote:

Yeah. The emulators suck, I can never get them to work. Emulators are better for systems, not computers. MAME FTW.

That's not what I meant.    Just trust me. 

So why should we not use a C64 emu?

FUDGE, I CAN'T GET THE IMAGE TO WORK.

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ihaveamac wrote:

I saw that picture while it was still up. xP

Google Images hates me.

ihaveamac wrote:

Tell me what to google. I'll look it up.

I was thinking that calexby was talking about pirate games, so I TRIED to put up a pirate flag image, but It kept on doing EVERY other image than a pirate flag!

iCode-747 wrote:

My dad has 4.

Oh, and me had another 6 that are broken. 

His geek genes have been passed onto me.        

...whaaa...

PW132 wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

Tell me what to google. I'll look it up.

I was thinking that calexby was talking about pirate games, so I TRIED to put up a pirate flag image, but It kept on doing EVERY other image than a pirate flag!

No I wasn't. It's really hard to explain. I turned on the emulator, and my computer pretended to be a Commodore 64. The only problem was, there wasn't a File button to get the already downloaded game from. So the only thing I could do with it was program in it. Which I don't know how to do. So I decided to exit the emulator. But there was no Exit button, and no other way of getting out of it. 

My friend has a working 64 emu, but I don't know where he got it 

calebxy wrote:

PW132 wrote:

calebxy wrote:

No I wasn't. It's really hard to explain. I turned on the emulator, and my computer pretended to be a Commodore 64. The only problem was, there wasn't a File button to get the already downloaded game from. So the only thing I could do with it was program in it. Which I don't know how to do. So I decided to exit the emulator. But there was no Exit button, and no other way of getting out of it. 

That never happened to me.

So you have an emulator of it?

Yeah, but I could never quite understand it. Yeah, I got "LOAD 8, 1" down (I think, I haven't used it in ages) but getting the games to work well after that was difficult, and controlling the games was even MORE difficult, and they'd glitch up regardless afterward. due to poor cracking, I think.

Bump. Again.