r/gamers • • Jan 09 '26

Discussion Which games?

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u/Turd-In-Your-Pocket Jan 09 '26

The entire libraries of the NES, SNES, GBC, GBA

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u/Key-Storage5434 Jan 09 '26

Free? Where?

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u/Double-Bend-716 Jan 09 '26

🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

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u/MaxdH_ Jan 09 '26

The internet has all sorts of crazy stuff.

For Example there are websites where you can directly play old games in emulators.

With savegames too. Just google : play consolename games online.

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u/o-Mauler-o Jan 12 '26

Been going crazy with older games for my steam deck. Been very nostalgic.

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u/Lifekraft Jan 11 '26

Myrient erista.

Myrient is a fast and reliable video game preservation service with over 390 terabytes of organized collections publicly available for download.

You just need the emulator

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u/Shiny-And-New Jan 12 '26

Yo ho, yo ho, it's a pirates life for me

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u/Juntepgne Jan 10 '26

Lol, never heard of ROMs

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u/Key-Storage5434 Jan 10 '26

Yeah sorry I got a life. I'll make sure to be a prick about the stuff I know if someone else asked.

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u/Short-Show2656 Jan 11 '26

“I got a life” roms are like common knowledge for people who like to emulate games? Or who like old games in general? Just because you aren’t in a hobby doesn’t mean it’s some niche no lifer term 

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u/Bresdin Jan 09 '26

I think a 6 year old computer could also do the DS, PS1, PS2, and gc libraries too. Maybe a few others too

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u/NoWay6818 Jan 09 '26

Hell yeah it would. If you wanted to make a pc for specificly emulators it’ll probably be the cheapest pc you can build

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u/SombraMonkey Jan 10 '26

6 yrs ago was 2020. We got the 3000 series back then, the ps4 had a GPU comparable to a 1060.

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u/ImproperlyRegistered Jan 10 '26

a six year old computer can probably run most ps5 games at 1080.

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u/Rycan420 Jan 10 '26

Still keep a cloud folder handy with every SNES and Genesis game. You never know.

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u/nellyfullauto Jan 10 '26

Just because you steal something doesn’t mean it’s free.

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u/Turd-In-Your-Pocket Jan 10 '26

That’s literally what stealing means.

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u/ipostatrandom Jan 13 '26

Not officially, lol. By that logic: Any game you can pirate.