A practical, no-nonsense walkthrough for playing Watara Supervision games today: which emulators to pick, how to configure them for authenticity and low latency, and troubleshooting tips to make those tiny cartridges sing.
How did a tiny 1999 handheld become a beloved emulation target? This deep dive traces the technical and cultural arc of Neo Geo Pocket emulators - from crude ports to high‑fidelity, feature‑rich experiences that in many ways improve on the original hardware.
How an underdog 1980s console found a second life in software: a technical and cultural tour of Atari 7800 emulators, from crude ROM runners to cycle‑exact preservation tools that keep gaming history honest.
A journey through Neo Geo AES emulation: how homebrew programs went from rough, playable clones to ultra-configurable engines that can render legends like Metal Slug in eye-searing high definition - or in perfectly preserved, museum-grade accuracy.
An in-depth comparison and ranking of the top Sega Genesis (Mega Drive) emulators today - accuracy, performance, platform support, features, and which one you should actually use.
A practical, opinionated guide to the top Sega Master System emulators you should consider in 2023 - comparing accuracy, performance, compatibility, UI, and setup tips so you can get back to blasting through Alex Kidd without smashing your monitor.
A tour of the modern Sega Saturn emulation scene: why the Saturn is hard to emulate, who the major players are (Yabause, Yaba Sanshiro, SSF, MAME), practical trade-offs, and whether emulators actually recreate that dusty-console magic.
A deep retrospective on the Philips CD-i: how an ambitious multimedia console became a cautionary tale, and how emulators are now the most realistic path to preserving and re-experiencing its controversial library.