What do you mean? There is a whole library of thousands of win32 games spanning more than 2 decades and the community is tracking and reporting bugs in each and classifying their level of performance.
That’s one of the most successful computer projects I’ve heard of.
What do you mean? There is a whole library of thousands of win32 games spanning more than 2 decades and the community is tracking and reporting bugs in each and classifying their level of performance.
That’s one of the most successful computer projects I’ve heard of.
Sure, if one ignores all the existing emulators for previous computer generations, and game consoles.
If you want hardware emulation you can use a vm like virtual box…
I don’t even know what you’re arguing now.