Microsoft Game Room
[CES 2010] Microsoft is commercializing arcade classic games like Scramble or Centipede, thanks to an emulator. The games are available on Xbox 360 or Windows for: $3 if you want to play on one platform and $5 if you want to play on both. The games are emulated either from an Arcade emulator or a classic console emulator. It looks good and will bring back old memories… and make you realize how far we’ve come since. It is possible to create a virtual arcade room for you to visit and play, but also for others to visit. If you don’t know if old games are worth $3, there’s a limited trial to let you dip your toes.
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