Thread: About video game emulators

I see commericals for something like this all the time on the television. Gamespot I think it's called? They have the games and the emulators. I don't know how it works, I assume that you have to download the emulator and a rental of the ROM and play it locally, but the emulator might be remote and you are simply getting the video feed (would be more secure, but require more bandwidth.)

If you are looking for free ROM and emulator downloads then don't believe the popular rumor that if you delete them within 24 hours or own the original game then it's legal, it's still piracy and that is just a rumor.

They exist, but please don't ask for links to ROMs or emulators here. Google is your friend.

if you're into emulators,
get yourself a couple of these babies

http://www.x-arcade.com/solo.shtml

I found an empty arcade box in the trash awhile back, and my brother bought me the buttons and controls for xmas. Throw an old computer in there and I have arcade machine that plays anything. Also have some old nes controlers to hook up to it. Gotta get off me ass and finish that.

There aren't really any worthwhile PS2 emulators..