Video Game Emulation in the Y2K Era | Forgotten Worlds

[@diehlr]

Cool video. Those of us who were around in the efnet IRC days remember hanging out with many pioneers of the emulation community including the ensuing controversies.

[@dj_stormageddon]

This is so great and hell I remember my early emulation days being all about Japanese versions of DBZ games and Pokémon Green.

[@petterericson6230]

Oh Zophar's Domain! That takes me back!

[@chamber_hiro256]

Zophar domain is still strong today. They host lots of stuff including rom hacking tools

[@User_38745]

This artstyle is so charming! Please keep making these!

[@peter_shoes_]

Always such a big fan of the way these videos are put together. Fantastic content.

[@MartinIturbide]

Awesome video !!! I'm one of Zophar's Domain contributors today, because of the old glory days !!! Emulation 4 Ever !!

[@zophar1]

Appreciate you martini :)

[@Felice_Enellen]

I'm not sure how to describe it, but this video gives off a sense of warmth and welcoming to the subject of emulation. If this was deliberate, I want to give kudos to those who worked on it, not only for being good at what they do, but for applying their skills specifically to a subject I really like. ❤️

[@merrittk]

Glad you liked it!

[@nandesu]

Since my niece sold my copy of Skies of Arcadia; emulation has been the only way I can play it. But it’s also not just games. These days I am also running Amiga emulators to enjoy that old OS.

[@dc526]

great work!

[@zophar1]

Fantastic work Merritt!

[@Tyrsoup]

Very cool. Love the art. A lot of games skipped Australia, so I used emulators as a young teen to play games I couldn't buy here as a kid.