Super Mario, Zelda, Purple Tentacle, Sonic – these are just a few of the heroes who have inspired gamers for over 40 years. Some of the original gaming devices from Atari, Commodore, Nintendo and Sega are rare today, but new editions have launched with more modern technology. The same applies to the numerous classic games that still send retro fans into ecstasy. Here, too, there have been graphically polished revisions, especially for some Lucas-Arts titles, which reflect the enduring cult character of the games.
In this guide, we show you how to get the original classic games of the breadbox era, as well as newer console titles, to run on your Windows PC. We offer you three possibilities:
• The simple way via your PC’s browser.
• The somewhat more demanding way via the game collection on a USB drive.
• Last but not least, the profile solution in
