I'm just me and always just been me but I'm not going to knock you if you're trying to appeal to the masses. (FWIW, I'm 43; tail end of Gen-X) All I ever ask is that people show me the consideration they'd want me to show them.
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Truth be told, the relevant stories, struggles, and accounting of the gradual rise and acceptance of bsnes, higan, and ares as top-tier emulators would be one of the more compelling episodes. But I don't want that to be my main focus.
The subtext that you and others missed from the off-the-cuff preview is that I'd rather focus on emulators that were lost to the mists of time. The also-rans. Consider something like "Corn", a static-recompilation-based N64 emulator which died before its time due to leaks.
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I'd like to talk a bit about the earliest days, before it was out in the open. The days when you needed a password to get into Archaic Ruins, etc.
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Define "the earliest days". I started gaining interest circa '96/'97 or so, and ROM sites abounded even by that point.
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