BIOS files for emulation – What, Why and Where| bytesnbits.co.uk
If you’ve been setting up any sort of retro console emulation, especially for the PlayStation and GameBoy devices, you’ve probably have come across the need for BIOS files. It can be a bit confusing about what these are, why and if you need them, and which and where to get them.| Bytes N Bits
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Classic arcade games are one of the best casual gaming experiences you can get. They are specifically designed to allow you to jump straight into the action, have some great fun and then finish the game without any of the bother of game saves or ongoing campaigns. Want another game, then just put in another coin and start again.| Bytes N Bits
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Your mobile phone is probably the best handheld retro gaming device that you own. It contains a powerful processor and can easily be made to emulate pretty much any console using one of the free emulator apps. But to make it feel like a real games machine you’ll need a game pad.| Bytes N Bits
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The Commodore Amiga was one of the last independently designed home computers before the market was swamped by the IBM PC and its compatibles. First launched in 1985 it was initially marketed as a business machine. But its revolutionary graphics and sound capabilities, teamed with its complete lack of success in the business computing arena, soon saw it morphing into a top end gaming system with success in the video and sound industries as well.| Bytes N Bits
