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Results tagged with backwards-compatibility
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For compatibility issues with games that are not designed for current generation hardware, like DOS games on 64-bit Windows, fixing garbled Windows XP–era Japanese games, or legal ways to play old console games. This tag also covers backwards compatibility features in consoles, like the PS1 chip in the PS2. Do not use this tag for identifying old games; use the [game-identification] tag instead and follow its tag info.
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What back up options exist for NES cartridges?
Another strategy would be to find copies of the cartridge.
Try looking in local pawnshops. They usually have lots of old cartridges for next to nothing. You might have to look for awhile if you'r …
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What happened to 'Stars!'? [closed]
'Stars!' was a complex 4X game in the mold of Master of Orion. It was a fantastic game from the mid-90's written by an independent group. It was distributed using the shareware model with the upgrade …
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