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Features of Nostalgia:



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:
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.
Nostalgia comes with 10 box and 10 overlay images thanks to Steve Orth of the Intellivision Funhouse.
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.

