rastan Posted February 5, 2016 Posted February 5, 2016 I was going thru my older systems and obviously a lot of the games were either coin-op conversions and or available on multiple systems.... the great thing about MAME is all of the original COIN ON versions are there and nothing really beats the original arcade versions in my opinion. I found Colecovision seemed to have the best versions of games that were also ported to other systems of the day (but that may just be my opinion) and Atari 2600 seems to still capture how the games were back in the early days (I'm not let down when I see a A2600 game like other systems that for some reason I remember having better graphics but when I see them now... they don't look that great... but Atari 2600 games just seem the same as they were if that makes sense) With that said.... I've cut my vintage classic gaming down to MAME, Atari 2600, and Colecovision... other systems like NES, I don't really put them in the same group as the Atari era systems.
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