2005 Otto Award: Best Classic Gaming "Redux" or Co

[Oobgarm]

Cast your vote now!

[RetroYoungen]

I absolutely have been loving the Taito Legends package. The interface is clean, the games are well emulated (and you can adjust the screen easily enough if you want to make sure you see the outskirts of the picture), the games are beautifully reproduced (meaning I haven't found any control problems at this point)...

So I vote Taito Legends. Clean and beautiful.

[keiblerfan69]

My vote is for XBOX Live arcade. They did a great job with those.

[Governor of Arizona]

Sonic Gems Collection here. I missed out on these games as I was growing up :/

[SegaAges]

Maybe it is the fighting game junky in me, but Street Fighter Anniversary was outstanding. It not only gave me a taste of a good Street Fighter genre, but it also included on the disk the Street Fighter Animated movie.

Beat that Megaman!

[petewhitley]

The inclusion of Xbox Live Arcade is almost unfair, as it's easily the best thing to happen to retrogaming in a LONG time. I would vote for it 100 times if I could.

[Bluteg]

Final Fantasy IV Advance. Enjoyed playing my favorite of the series on the go.

[NE146]

I absolutely have been loving the Taito Legends package. The interface is clean, the games are well emulated (and you can adjust the screen easily enough if you want to make sure you see the outskirts of the picture), the games are beautifully reproduced (meaning I haven't found any control problems at this point)...

So I vote Taito Legends. Clean and beautiful.

It's Mame. Notice the emulated sounds in Phoenix are off.. precisely how the sound is off in Mame. Also the filenames of the roms are exactly the same!

I mean I like it and all, but I don't really consider the re-packaging by adding a front-end to a free publically available emulator to be a real release Of course I say that.. and I buy both the Xbox and PS2 versions so go figure

I vote the Capcom Collection