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On 2 March 2010 13:33, Geoff Winkless <sam-us...@geoff.dj> wrote: > My view is that back in '95 or so, when the emulators first kicked off, not > emulating currently-available hardware made sense; however I think that > these days anyone who wants to use the real machine will continue to do so > whether on not their favourite bit of hardware is emulated. > > I will not be going back to slow loading times, corrupted disks and endless > 5-minute modify-assemble-run-crash-reboot cycles. Those (like me) who just > want to have a quick play with stuff they used to enjoy will probably only > ever use emulators - I don't really see that the two markets overlap. > > But hey, I have little enough time to play with my "real world" stuff, let > alone the nostalgic kind. I'm probably not part of either group any more :( > > Geoff > > > 2010/3/2 Adrian Brown <adr...@apbcomputerservices.co.uk> > > Obviously opened a can of worms there :D It was only my thoughts, while i >> understand what people are saying about the SID chip being connected in lots >> of ways, but if 10 people made the same bit of hardware then they would >> probably interface it differently. I guess I just wouldnt like people like >> Colin stop making hardware as it got emulated and then people didnt purchase >> the actual hardware. Then myself for one much prefer to use the real >> hardware so it wouldnt stop me anyway. >> >> Always interested to see other peoples views on these things :D >> >>
