Customizable color palette so you can make it look like you remember.
Record movie captures with sound in AVI format.
Record sound captures in WAV format.
Snap screen captures in BMP format.
Save and Restore games.
Add your own game box and overlay images to display with the game.
View game manuals inside Nostalgia!
Box / Overlay images and Manuals for most games now available for download! Click here to get them. Just unzip them into your images or manuals folder.
There is now a Yahoo group for Nostalgia discussion and information. New versions will be announced here first! Click to join nostalgia_inty
Updates in version 4.2:
Added a screen saver! Press <CTRL + S> from any of the
menus to activate it.
Applied some optimizations to greatly increase the speed
of the emulator engine. This means Nostalgia will run
at full speed on more computers.
Added Kaillera network support! Run from the command line
with the -k switch, or run from inside Nostalgia.
Fixed a GLARING bug in initial multiplayer implementation.
Fixed some bugs in Joystick implementation.
Added the ability to customize other keys, like screenshot,
sound enable, etc. Edit controls.cfg to change them.
Valid values are found in controls.txt.
Fixed the "Ice Trek" bug that prevented you from getting to
the last screen.
Updated Ice Trek bug fix with Joe Z's new info. Thanks, Joe!
Fixed a series of bugs with the display of moving objects.
Small updates to sound emulation for accuracy
Fixed a bug in the way controls.cfg was saved. Thanks to
Rick for finding this one.
Debugger updates:
Fixed a bug that prevented certain games from loading.
Nostalgia Mini - FAQ:
The help file included with Nostalgia answers most
of these questions, but here is a quick FAQ:
What is Nostalgia?
Nostalgia is an Intellivision emulator. It
will run all of the games that the original Intellivision could run, in addition
to new games that guys like
Joe Zbiciak
create.
What do I need to play games in Nostalgia?
At least DirectX version 8.0. The newest
version of DirectX can be downloaded from http://www.microsoft.com/.
You will also need the ROM images that were
contained in chips in the original Intellivision. Please don't ask me for
these, as they are copyrighted and are not legally distributable. If you
check a couple of search engines you may have more luck. You may also want
to try the miniexec and minigrom available with Joe
Zbiciak's SDK-1600.
The files you need:
Executive ROM: Usually named exec.bin
or exec.int, required to play any game.
Graphics ROM: Usually named grom.bin
or grom.int, required to play any game.
Entertainment Computer System ROM: I've
seen this one with many names, one of which is ecs.bin. Only
required to play ECS games.
An additional goodie that Nostalgia supports is
the display of a game's box and overlay images within the emulator. This requires
that you have the image files that you'd like displayed. The help file
explains how to do this.
What input devices does Nostalgia support,
other than the keyboard?
Any joystick that is installed and appears in the
Gaming Options section of the Control Panel.
There is also support for the Classic Game Controller
interface...once it is completed, that is.
Debug version? What the...?
This is a version of Nostalgia that contains
numerous enhancements that are of interest to people writing new Intellivision
games. There is the ability to set breakpoints, step through code, view
memory, log memory and instructions, run with specific configurations and more.
This is a separate executable because all of these
debug enhancements slow the game down noticeably.