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The thread discusses ways to play classic console games on Windows 8, with the original poster seeking solutions for emulators for Nintendo, PlayStation, and Sega systems. A subsequent contributor suggests trying a frontend called Link Removed, which manages multiple emulators, and another confirms it as a popular Nintendo emulator. Overall, the discussion centers on recommended emulators and tools for retro gaming on Windows 8.
The thread discusses ways to play classic console games on Windows 8, with the original poster seeking solutions for emulators for Nintendo, PlayStation, and Sega systems. A subsequent contributor suggests trying a frontend called Link Removed, which manages multiple emulators, and another confirms it as a popular Nintendo emulator. Overall, the discussion centers on recommended emulators and tools for retro gaming on Windows 8.
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Well, there's Link Removed which is actually a frontend that manages several different emulators but it might be worth a look.
johnsmith1
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Did you try Link Removed? It is the most popular nintendo emulator
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