What kinds of emulators do you want?

[Ballas]

Sega Dreamcast yes please.....

[DrunkN]

How bout the

Sega CD
Sega Dreamcast
Sega Saturn
PS1
Nintendo 64 DD
Atari Jaguar

[Dudebro]

Xbone or PS4, I don't wanna shell out several hundred dollars for them!

[T to the C]

Intellevision

[ARedLetterDay]

ZX Spectrum or bust.

[B-boy Lutador]

Originally Posted by StarfoxFan2009

@B-Boy Currently anything CD-based are not possible, hence why no sega cd and stuff like that. GBA's gotta wait until 10 years after its last commercially released game to come out, if i recall correctly

Yeah I knew that it wasn't an easy task to upload stuff like that, I was kinda brainstorming on stuff earlier than the likes of the PS3, which I assume would be easier to Manage.

[StarfoxFan2009]

but on a happy note, it's only 4 more years for the GBA since the last released game was Samurai Deeper Kyo in 2008

[Krendall]

Originally Posted by StarfoxFan2009

but on a happy note, it's only 4 more years for the GBA since the last released game was Samurai Deeper Kyo in 2008

Would it be possible to just add the system and use the 10-year rule for which games are available?

[Razeluxe]

Originally Posted by Krendall

Would it be possible to just add the system and use the 10-year rule for which games are available?

That could be neat. Also if I could choose an emulator to be here, it'd definitely be PS1. Why are cd games not possible atm?

[Krendall]

Originally Posted by Razeluxe

That could be neat. Also if I could choose an emulator to be here, it'd definitely be PS1. Why are cd games not possible atm?

I'm pretty sure it's because of the download time needed. CD games are up to 700 MB while even larger arcade games rarely go about 30 MB.

[StarfoxFan2009]

Originally Posted by Krendall

I'm pretty sure it's because of the download time needed. CD games are up to 700 MB while even larger arcade games rarely go about 30 MB.

@Krendall it was set in stone a while back after they were removed originally that it'd be ten years after the final game

[Krendall]

Originally Posted by StarfoxFan2009

@Krendall it was set in stone a while back after they were removed originally that it'd be ten years after the final game

It hasn't been ten years since the last PSX, SegaCD, or Sega Saturn game?

[StarfoxFan2009]

it's a bit complicated with those, so you might have to ask Kong about it. Last i remember from a conversation those are very hard since they're iso files

[Krendall]

That's odd, I wonder why an ISO would be harder to load than any other ROM image? I guess I could see problems on multi-disk games that require swapping without being able to save and reboot (Chrono Cross, Monster Rancher, etc.).

[kernzy]

If the amiga is here, why not c64 and spectrum? and cpc464? and zx81! lol!

[Dudebro]

I believe those aren't here because of lack of interest and/or lack of decent games.

[kernzy]

c64 has lots of great games.
i believe the c64 has more games than any system, and more than most combined?

[Demon-Mask]

possible reasons
lack of demand
lack of technological feasibility within the arcadeox platform, though I'm not sure about that

chances are that the demand isn't enough to justify the server space being used and the amount of work that would go into getting it up and running and testing all of the games, since c64 has a very large library as you pointed out

[Kugyince]

Repost.

Originally Posted by Kugyince

Disc games are generally too large to run in ArcadeOX reliably.

GBA has hit our "retro threshold" which is 10 years after the last official game released. It is now being heavily considered.

C64, Intelli, DOS, and the ZedEx are possibilities.

I'd have to look into the Neo Geo more before commenting.

I don't think the Vic-20 or the XE would have enough "attention draw" to merit the work involved.

[Enemy Ace]

Neo Geo Pocket Color. Few games, but some are real treasures.

[SmittyWarbenYagermenJ]

I Know this thread hasn't been uploaded in a while, but if a gamecube emulator is an option, that would be great. The gamecube was my childhood man, and I would love to see it again.