That was quite the entertainment center back in the day! Congratulations on keeping it in such great condition!

I neglected to mention I had MAME32, plus the ROMs of many of the popular video games of the 1980s:

720 Degrees
Asteroids
Baseball
Battle Zone
Centipede
Defender
Dig Dug
Donkey Kong
Galaga
Galaga '88
Galaxians (several versions)
Gorf
Lunar Lander
Out Run
Pac Man
Paperboy
Qbert
Rampage
Space Firebird
Space Fury
Star Castle
Star Trek
Tempest
TRON

How many here run emulators?

Some here might say "simulators", but, really, I am referring to software that enables PCs to function like other processors.

I run the Hercules emulator running DOS/VS POWER/VS Release 34, which is a mainframe operating system by IBM that was utilized mainly by medium-sized business customers. My first job as a computer operator was on such a system: an IBM System 370 Model 125. I do my personal finances on this system.

I also run a Hewlett-Packard HP 2000 Access System under emulation. This was a time-shared minicomputer that was popular with educational customers, mainly high schools and institutions of higher education. It is very simple to set up and administer. Most of the HP Contributed Program Library is available. One such program, a Star Trek game program named STTR1 was very popular. It came out shortly after the original Star Trek series left the air and before the show went into syndication. It is to be found on the HP Contributed Program Library tapes.

In terms of weight and/or size, yes, I like bigger girls. In terms of distribution, I prefer larger below the waist line.