I really can't be arsed and have much more better things to do than that, but I have always had issue with the current and 3 year rule, and to be honest I thought we wouldn't ever have to mention it again.Īnyway, as I have said you both have my respect for the hard work you are putting into your emulators for the members if the scene, and although I don't hardly play the emulators anymore (because I use my iMac and MacBook computers now ), I still have my passion and love for the scene and will always put my point of view across.

Their support of Roms etc were invaluable and their support of FME, and MFME in particular was a big boost, but in the long scheme of things, it really made little impact and resources for Empire still became available. I agree it was a blow to lose Empire when it happened. Releases were made for these newer games but no iron fist came smashing down on FME from the manufacturers. I am all on for fruities of yesteryear and agree about empties and tricks, but MPU4, JPeMu when released were still current techs which easily ran machines from the period a decade ago. Well, as I have said, it is irrelevant to me about modern machines, empties and tricks.īut why did they make emulators, which inevitably knew would get out if they shared them, to run them then?

Fruit machine emulator deal or no deal