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As a big retro gamer and emulation enthusiast, I often find myself searching the web for a ROM or ISO file of a title that I’d normally be unable to play due to costs or not owning the system. There are a ton of emulation and download sites out there, but one key site comes to mind that I come back to time and time again. We’re talking about the big one today, folks. Founded in 2000 back in the early days of the Internet, Emuparadise developed into a large and encompassing download database of retro video games.

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Thousands of downloads and a striving fan community, it’s still going strong to this very day. From ROMs, ISOs, emulators, soundtracks, guides, and more; it ranks among the largest gaming sites. Recently I was able to get into contact with the site’s founder, MasJ and organize a casual email interview dealing with the history of Emuparadise as well as some other interesting info. So without further delay, let’s begin! First off, let me thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to answer my questions. Tell us a bit about yourself, MasJ!

Hey, no problem 🙂. Well, I’m in my late twenties (ugh!

I feel so old!) and started Emuparadise back when I was 13. Living in my part of the world, I never got to play the classics with the NES, SNES, etc. (although a few friends had managed to import some Ataris). When I came across emulation (in the year 1999) – it blew my mind! Nowadays, I work as a software engineer as my day job and Emuparadise is my hobby project!

How did you get involved with the world of video game emulation? I first came across a small webpage that said you could play Game Boy games on your PC. I was so excited! I never had a Game Boy, since it was never released in my country.

(Video games only became a ‘thing’ from the PS2 onwards) I downloaded the emulator program and a few ROMs immediately and stayed glued for hours! Then I came upon this awesome website called plasticman.org that had games for NES, SNES, etc. It had almost everything! Remember, this was 1999 and with 56k, even the smallest games took at least 10 minutes to download. Plasticman unfortunately disappeared shortly thereafter and there were no other good sites out there.