You are very welcome here. Feel free to lurk the forum or ask questions. A lot of talented people here!

Thats my very good friend who creates simulators of Game & Watch and other LCD games featuring 3D models. I have shared all the source code of my LCD game simulators with him over the years.
He's from South Africa, really nice and talented guy!

Hello and welcome!
If you are keen to familiarise with the command-line, "creativision-emulator" by Kym Greenshields is much better than MAME. Also my own revision of the old FunnyMu emulator is quite good and has a nice graphical interface, although a little buggy with certain games.
Have fun!

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Hello there - reviving this thread in the hope that our friend from El Salvador has any updates on this subject.

I wish to write a piece of news about it - but still no information available.

22nd June 2025 This is the first website update of 2025 and yes, it is June and the previous update was in December 2024. I am aware that updates are less frequent than in the past. This is partly because not many obscure items are left to discover and add to our ever-growing online database (or, i...

Your are most welcome Drone! We have known each other for many years and I know how passionate you are about retro computers.

I look forward to your contributions to the forum

Excellent thanks for letting us know

You should really dig deep into the Articles from the 80s section - look at this one
https://www.madrigaldesign.it/creativem ... s.php?id=8

Yeh I share the same experience with CreatiVision BASIC around 2001. Very limited from every point of view. But at least you could redefine chars and play music quite easily, which not all BASIC interpreters had.