0.6 source. DaedalusX64 (Adrenaline) Git. WIP, Some stutters. List of emulators and homebrew for the Vita (GBAtemp) List of emulators for the Vita (Wololo). GBA emulators are used to play GBA games on Smartphones, PCs, or on other consoles. These emulators are open source and freeware. Therefore you can use them without any cost. As I mentioned above there is no Nintendo support for GBA so it’s hard to find these consoles. GBE+ is also known as GBE Enhanced+ is an open-source emulator for playing Gameboy Advance, Game Boy/Color, and other Nintendo games. The main goal of manufacturing GBE+ (written in C and SDL by Shonumi) is to completely support GBA games.
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Arcade Emulation How-To:This an excellent document on emulator programming. It is geared towards arcade emulation but the info can be applied to almost any emulator. The documents even contains step-by-step instructions on how to write an emulator for the arcade game Phoenix.
fMSX: MSX computer emulator by Marat Fayzullin. Colem: Colecovision emulator by Marat Fayzullin. Master Gear: Sega Master System emulator by Marat Fayzullin. ACE: Atari 8-bit computer emulator. Atari800: Atari 8-bit computer emulator by Dave Firth. StonX: Atari ST emulator by Marinos Yannikos and Martin D. Griffiths. MAME: Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator by Nicola Salmoria and MANY others. NES, TRS80, VIC20, Atari 2600, Gameboy: All by Paul Robson and all with source code. MESS: Multiple Emulator Super System.: This is a multi console/computer emulator based on the MAME source. It currently supports Atari 8bit, Atari 5200, NES, Genesis, TRS80, Colour Genie, Apple II, Astrocade, Kaypro, SMS, and Vectrex, with more to come.
Jeff Frohwein's GameBoy Tech Page: Gameboy info. The Classic Gaming Tech Homepage: Atari 2600 and NES info. The Jaguar Underground Documentation: Atari Jaguar info.
![]() 'Emulating Pong' by Daniel Boris: This is an article I wrote to help answer the question 'Why hasn't Pong been emulated yet?'. Converting Schematics to an Emulator V1.2 by Daniel Boris: I got the idea for this document while answering a message to someone about the game Zarzon. I decided this game would be a good example of how to determine a memory map from schematics. The newest version of this document has a few mistakes fixed and now has a section on the video circuitry. Emulating Games - Getting Started (v0.01a) by Kevin Brisley: An incomplete document from 1997 about the basics of writing an emulator. It's a little out of date but still has some good information. A Guide to MAME DriversI have seen a lot of people looking for a document on how to write MAME drivers. There wasn't any documentation available except for the source code itself, so I finally sat down and wrote one. These are a little out of date but they are still a good starting point. Volume 1: Data Structures: This volume summaries the data structures that make up a MAME driver. It takes the game Zarzon as an example and describes the function of each line in each structure. This is by no means a comprehensive guide to how MAME drivers work, but it does present the basics. Volume 2: Vidhrdw.c:This volume describes how the video hardware section of a MAME driver works.
Executor White Papers: Executor is a commercial Apple Macintosh emulator for the PC. It uses recompilation, which means it converts the 68000 code into 80x86 code and then executes the native code. There are 2 white papers on their site that discuss how this emulator works.
Virtual VCS: This is my MSDOS port of the Atari 2600 emulator x2600. Virtual Super System: This is my Atari 5200 emulator 6502sim: This is a generic 6502 simulator that I wrote. O2em: This is my Phillips/Magnavox Odyssey 2 emulator. Cloak and Dag-ulator V0.60 (Atari Cloak and Dagger arcade emulator)Cloak and Dagger was a somewhat obscure arcade game put out Atari in 1983. It was originally released under the title Agent X, but was renamed to tie it in with the movie 'Cloak and Dagger' which features the game supposedly being played on a 5200. The game that you see in the movie is the arcade game wired up to a TV so it looks like it was running on the 5200. The 5200 version was started, but never finished so there are no home versions of Cloak and Dagger. For more information on this check out the Cloak and Dagger Inside Story. I am not doing any further development on Cloak and Dagger since it has been incorporated into MAME, and currently works better there. I have left the source here for educational purposes. It can be compiled with DJGPP and Allegro.
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