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A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

This is a brief update to a previous article I posted about porting M.A.M.E. to the Microsoft XBOX. I have managed to remove just about all of the bugs in the rendering code. It’s even a little faster than it was before. I’ve fixed all the blown out colour & gamma problems and the sizing… Click this link to read the rest of “M.A.M.E. Emulator for Microsoft XBOX Update.”

Ahhhh! The GameBoy Advance. What a wonderful machine. So light! So refreshing! So versatile! Another Atari VCS 2600 emulator for the new Nintendo GameBoy Advance. I’ve been tinkering with this for well over 8 months and it’s now at a stage where I’m prepared to show it off. The emulator is written in pure assembly… Craving to read the remainder of “Atari 2600 VCS Emulator for GBA?” Use this link!

So some loony let me loose on a Microsoft XBOX development kit a month or two ago and I had some spare time on my hands this last weekend so it was only natural that I do something “creative”. M.A.M.E. for the XBOX is the result, and it was a lot easier to port to… Continue reading the rest of “M.A.M.E. Emulator for Microsoft XBOX.”

After successfully porting M.A.M.E. to the Sony PlayStation 2 I just had to try and port my generic Atari VCS 2600 emulator. The results are good. I’ve mapped the video display on to a cube that can be rotated around as you play. With VSync turned off the emulator runs at well over 300 frames… Continue reading the rest of the post

As I’ve just started working on PlayStation 2 hardware and I have access to a DTL-T10000 development station (the big black monolith) I wanted to find out just how fast the main CPU, an Hitachi clone of a MIPS processor, really was.I took the source code to M.A.M.E. and xMAME and with a little tweaking… Click this link to continue reading the remainder of this post