What is everyone playing?

Richard S. wrote:The emulator is not the issue. Possession of the ROMS are, you are supposed to possess the original board if you want to emulate it on a PC.

There are some that have been released to the public from the original owners, those can be found here:

http://www.mamedev.org/roms/

Damb...its all the failed games but still....very kind and generous of their creators to allow their non-commercial use

Richard S. wrote:
I'm going to to get a set of controllers and build cabinet for in the new bar when I get a chance.

Here ya go, Richard.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Coffee-Table-Pi/

The Raspberry Pi runs $35 and can do quite a bit more than just run MAME. I got one for my 10-year-old daughter and she's learning to program a bit on it.

As far as what I'm playing these days:
Just finished Brother is Arms Hell's Highway again.
Batman Arkham City
American McGee's Alice: Madness Returns (very interesting game)

I tried some online multiplayer FPS through Linux and gave up on them. They played fine, but grew tired of watching all of the players run and repeatedly jump up and down.

Waiting for more reviews on the new Tomb Raider installment.

yes indeed, computer programers and coders will own the world soon enough... if i were only 14 years old again i know what id be learning

I always wanted to build one of those. But I have enough expensive habits and I've really got nowhere to put a cabinet.