Description
The first big commercially-available emulator collection (and a direct outgrowth of Digital Eclipse's early emulation work on the Macintosh.)
DOS version
Defender - side-scrolling shooter
Defender II - side-scrolling shooter
Joust - joust on flying ostriches
Robotron: 2084 - single-screen manic shoot 'em up
Sinistar - overhead free-range space shooter
Bubbles - play a scrubbing bubble in a game similar to the arcade Reactor
Also contains FMV supplements, including interviews with the original programmers.
Windows version
Defender
Defender II (a.k.a. Stargate)
Joust
Robotron
Sinistar
Bubbles
Also contains FMV supplements, including interviews with the original programmers.
Dreamcast version
Defender
Defender II (a.k.a. Stargate)
Joust
Robotron
Sinistar
Bubbles
PlayStation
Defender
Defender II (a.k.a. Stargate)
Joust
Robotron
Sinistar
Bubbles
Also contains FMV supplements, including interviews with the original programmers.
SNES version
Defender
Defender II (a.k.a. Stargate)
Joust
Robotron
Sinistar
Genesis version
Defender
Defender II (a.k.a. Stargate)
Joust
Robotron
Sinistar
Game.Com version
Defender
Joust
Robotron
SiniStar
Defender II
Alternate Titles
- "Williams Digital Arcade" -- European title
- "Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits" -- PSX/Genesis/Saturn/SNES title
- "Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits 1" -- Dreamcast title
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Trivia
Jeff Vavasour optimized as much as humanly possible with this emulator; the specs say that a 486 is the bare minimum, but you can play the Robotron emulator on a 386/33 and have very minimal slowdown.
