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General discussionAdvice for an old-school gaming machine(18 posts)(18 posts)
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Posted August 18, 2015
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nightcraw1er.488: A nimbus, that was my old school gaming machine, probably why I failed most of the courses :o)
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Fever_Discordia: Damn, beat me to the joke, I was going to talk about Granny's Garden on Link 480Zs and such...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LINK_480Z
Ah, those were the days. Vote for it: http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/grannys_garden
Posted August 18, 2015
As much as I like Linux and Wine, I would find it somewhat odd to put together a whole dedicated retro box and then not run the games natively on it.
Posted August 19, 2015
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Rixasha: As much as I like Linux and Wine, I would find it somewhat odd to put together a whole dedicated retro box and then not run the games natively on it.
Hi Rixasha. The thread has evolved a bit. I was considering building/buying a dedicated weak PC or laptop to run Windows games natively on. After suggestions steering toward programs I can run on existing setup (Macbook Pro) I am now entertaining the idea of using Wine, etc.

A retrobox would be pretty fun though. I still have an old case from the 90's that I could gut. The once white case now has that wonderful yellowish tint. I could even keep the 5.25 drive just for old time's sake!
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