Emulation Source

[AuroEdge]

So now that Zophar is gone, what other all around emulation sites are out there? Anymore I just frequent http://dcemu.co.uk.
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[SwampGas]

> So now that Zophar is gone, what other all around emulation
> sites are out there? Anymore I just frequent
> http://dcemu.co.uk.

Definitely gone. In fact, none of the downloads are available anymore.

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[Lillymon]

I generally use http://www.emulation9.com/emulation number 9</a> these days. It loads quickly, and I've never seen the site down (which means it's also a handy check to see if my internet connection is working).

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[Sliver X]

> Definitely gone. In fact, none of the downloads are
> available anymore.
>
> -1, FLAME BAIT

So far as emulation news, and having file archives that are reasonably up to date (Though some of the old emulators and such are cool to look at, for curiousity's/nostalgia's sake) ZD is dead, and no one can dispute that.

>I generally use emulation number 9 these days. It loads quickly, and
>I've never seen the site down (which means it's also a handy check to
>see if my internet connection is working).

For keeping up with what's new as far as emulators, Emulation9 is the best source I've found. Despite being a japanese site, it's perfectly usable for anglophones.
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