We haven’t seen a lot of emulated console goldies from the past lately, but for good reason too. Emulators and strapping something onto them come attached with a lot of weird legal problems if what you emulate is not your own work. However, it does save a lot of time, money and headaches than trying to hook up your old consoles to the new tech we have today.
The legal problems apparently did not frighten a company by the name of Console Classics, who just released the N2O: Nitrous Oxide title for PC on Steam. It may not be one of the most popular PS One games, but at least its few old fans or other new gamers might give it a try.
Besides N2O, Console Classics has more titles on the way. Though the first title was released for PC, the company says it is dedicated to bringing the titles to mobile devices too. A full list of what the company has in the works can be viewed here. Also, you can view and buy N2O: Nitrous Oxide from Steam for just £2,99 here. So what do you expect them to bring back? Will you relive your old childhood memories? Let us know!
Thank you The Games Cabin for providing us with this information
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