Robert

GB/GBC emulator for mobile phones >> Get it HERE.

Multi-system emulator >> Get it HERE.

Emulator of Ghosts and Goblins Arcade game for the GBA >> Get it HERE.

It should be French that is banned there. There is simply no place for it on that continent. I guess a lot of retailers outside of Quebec will be looking forward to this new law.

You could try Wine on your Linux..

Sometimes it helps to read the stickied topic too... http://www.1emulation.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=21334

>> Get it HERE.

Atari Lynx emulator for the Wii >> Get it HERE.

PS2 emulator Also there are new Plugins available. >> Download from HERE.

I'm still waiting, and it's afternoon here already. Nothing happened at work either.

Ah yes, I vaguely remember Terry Nunn. I had no trouble with 300 or 600 baud. 1200 never worked, although it does in MESS. Don't think MESS emulates any of the disk-based Microbees at this time. Good luck, let me know if you make any progress!

Not sure either... I seem to recall that maybe the newest one could do bankswitching.. which is why I said "most".. just covering my ass.

SNES emulator >> Get it HERE.

SMS/GG emulator >> Get it HERE.

Texas Instruments TI99/4 emulator >> Get it HERE.

PSX Plugin Now open source! >> Get it HERE.

Commodore 64 emulator for the Wii >> Get it HERE.

NRX has its rom definitions inside of itself, and you can't add more. But it does no CRC checks, it looks at the format of the file names, and also checks inside the roms. If that checks out, it will try to run it. Most NRX versions cannot do complex functions such as decryption or bank switching, so you need to find already-decrypted or hacked roms for most sets made after 1999. The rom names need to be (for example) something like this: pnya_p1.rom pnya_s1.rom pnya_m1.rom pnya_c1.rom pnya_c2.rom etc etc. Zip the roms into a zipfile, eg PoochiAndNyaa.zip NRX can use zipfiles of any name, so be creative.

Hello there shred, it's not often I come across a Super-80 user any more. The only 2400 baud system I remember was written by some guy in Brisbane? I tried it and could never get anything to load. The 3000 baud system worked really well though. Fast and totally reliable. I've never tried adding any disk support, as I never owned a suitable disk drive. I think I do have the Super80 DOS, and Twinboot software laying about somewhere. But my problem is I know nothing much about drives and drive controllers, or how to connect them to anything. So you're probably on your own there. But if you get it to work, I'd most probably add it to the official MESS.

Nes / Famicon emulator >> Get it HERE.

Dreamcast emulator >> Get it HERE.

Rom Manager >> Get it HERE.

http://mamedev.org/updates/whatsnew_0130u2.txt Note: This update means that the CHDs from 130u1 are now invalid, and will need to be found again.

NGCD emulator >> Get it HERE.

Arcade emulator >> Get it HERE.