The calls have been minimal, but "Jason, where is the emulation-in-browser support for the Tiger GAME.COM handheld console" has been answered - every released game for it, and every instruction manual, as well as links to Diskman's absolutely fantastic fan site. Play the worst thing ever today:
"So, wait, do you really have to start every game by booting into a quasi-PDA interface, with calendar and solitaire and calculator, and only by selecting "cartridge" can you play the game?"
@textfiles I applaud the effort here! I will say, though, that you don't really get a true sense of just how bad the GameCom was until you see it in its original blur-o-vision. The graphics look positively quaint without it!
@sterophonick@textfiles the sound is very down-pitch from the hardware I remember. I think my four and a half gigahertz pc is a little too slow to run it correctly.
@SirTapTap@textfiles while you're playing, keep in mind that you were never meant to be able to see things on the Game Dot Com's screen. It wasn't smeary like the Game Boy, the moment anything moves on the Game Com's screen it was just gone. The entire time you are playing something like Sonic, the screen is blank plus a little bit of static.
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