I never owned a C64, so most of my help comes from my friend Rancidfish who used to own a C64.

> > that the preservation of games for popular consoles and computers is easier
> for
> > the average pokerommer.
>
> Yeah, some emus nobody knows how to use because they can't operate old
> computers... Too bad they don't know how cool some of these games are from
> their childhood, or they might be more interested in them in the first place.
>
> It's pretty unobvious for someone to figure out that a lot of the time you need
> the joystick in port 2 of a C64 for player 1, and then they can't even get past
> the intro. I wonder if they can even figure out how to load the game and switch
> "disk" to continue loading. Figuring out how to run something with an operating
> system such as Amiga or MSX must baffle them, especially if they run into
> problems getting a game to start based on stupid settings for an Amiga emu for
> example (wrong kickstart for PC+bios config, etc)
>