MSX Emulator for GP2X

Wednesday, April 25. 2007

GP2X-MSX: MSX Emulator for GP2X v1.0.2

 

Hi All,

 

fMSX is a famous emulator of the MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ 8bit home computers.

It runs MSX/MSX2/MSX2+ software on many different platforms including Windows and Unix.

See http://fms.komkon.org/fMSX/ for further informations.

 

It has been first written by Marat Fayzullin, and later Vincent van Dam ported it on SDL.

 

GP2X-MSX is a port on GP2X of the version 2.7.0.40 of fMSX-SDL from Vincent van Dam that i had previously ported to PSP.

 

What's new in this version :

 

- Improve speed

- Improve emulation accuracy

- New render mode

- New default keyboard mapping

- Add MMU hack stuff

- Add option to display frame rate

- New speed limiter function

- Improve volume handler

- Bug fix in file requester

- Add .mx1 and .mx2 file extention

- Linked with my patched version of ??

>> Get it HERE.

Colecovision emulator.

The Latest Version of ColEm is 2.2

Version 2.2 is a maintenance release. It adds an option to ignore VDP sprites-per-line limit, makes few fixes to the Z80 CPU emulation, Windows, and MSDOS specific ports. New ColEm-Symbian adds configurable key mappings (use "Map Individual Keys" option), split application menu, and a new icon.

 

New in This Version:

- Changed Z80 NMI handling to comply with the standard.

- Added "show all sprites" option (-allspr).

- Added error messages to ColEm-Windows and ColEm-Symbian.

- Added button and key remapping configuration to ColEm-Symbian.

- ColEm-Symbian application menu is now split into three pages.

- ColEm-MSDOS is now prebound with DOS32A extender, instead of outdated DOS4GW.

Changelog / Download

Front End

In 1.17 version I have added :

 

- Ctrl+R to use Random Game function

 

- add Nintendulator for NES

>> Get it HERE.

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