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uhmm... seems I forgot SCUMM.

Don't know about other snes emulators, but powerup version of snes9x works ok

The only one I've tried so far is FPSE, and it doesn't
work well, at least on my Radeon. It'll start in a
window, but the colors are messed and most games
won't boot. It may be a 3D driver issue though..

About MESS, i may port it someday, as it's very close to MAME.

About snes emulation, i've done a morphos port of snes9x, which i haven't released to the world yet, but there are some people using it without any problems now, so here is the link for those who'd like to try :

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/fabien.coeurjoly/snes9x.lha

there is joypad support, fullscreen/window and overlay support. See the options or play with the 'i' and 'o' keys to change display settings on the fly.

Hi,


Well, I was *not* able to make the following Emulators run:


- BasiliskII
- Fusion
- MagiC64
- ShapeShifter
- PCx


Bye HAK

Bochs2.02 is also mos native.
And there are a few emulator ports i think.

It's a shame amidog isn't updating any of his
emulators anymore.

hello FAB, Will be great see a M.E.S.S. for our MorphOS. congrats and luck with it!



and thanks to all for his replies.

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Fabulous! It works like a charm, sound included! Many thanks!!!

A question though - despite it's 16 bit, I get no transparency on my Radeon. Overlay required, or I just simply missed an option for that?

Thanks for the snes9x port. It works
great here with full speed, joypad and
excellent sound. I have been looking
forward to something like this for awhile. :)

> A question though - despite it's 16 bit, I get no transparency on my Radeon. Overlay required, or I just simply missed an option for that?

I should have enabled it by default. Anyway, press '9' key, or run with -transparency. I'll add a documentation, someday. :)

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Many thanks! It's absolutely satisfactory now. Great job!

Tried Frodo yesterday. WarpOS version is way too fast on Pegasos and doesn't have speed limiter. 68k version however has one, so you can adjust it to normal c64 speed (instead of 200+%).
Sound doesn't work as it's not AHI compatible but otherwise it seems to work ok.

http://us.aminet.net/misc/emu/FrodoV4_1.lha

Hi Fab,

Thank you very much for this exclent port.
It's a very good job.

Amigalement
Serge

What about "iFUSION"? Does anybody have and tried this emulator?

iFUSION? that one with PowerPPC support?
I thought that the proyect was abandoned.

In April of 2001, Microcode Solutions released "iFusion," a software-only emulator of the PPC Macintosh for the Amiga computer. The company stated at that time that a port of iFusion (which will be renamed) to the Windows operating system was almost complete. Drew has indicated then that the initial port of iFusion would require hardware support (from a card that he would sell for ~$300 US), but that a software-only version would be released at a later date. Drew has since sold iFusion to a retailer called "Virtual Programming Limited" without releasing a Windows port.

In early 2002, Drew stated that the hardware supported Windows port of iFusion would be officially released at MacWorld Tokyo in March of that year. This deadline was not met, and Drew was criticized online for his error. Drew responded to the attacks by releasing pictures of the hardware card that he said would support the emulator. This did little to halt the attacks on his company and amidst legal threats against emulation site developers, the official Microcode Solutions site was removed and a message stating "NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON!" was put in its place. As of May 26, 2002 it has not been replaced.

At this time Microcode Solutions does not sell any products. iFusion Amiga is available from Virtual Programming, and Fusion (modified by Darek Mihocka) is available as a free download, with no shareware restrictions.

SOURCE: http://www.emaculation.com/fusion.php

I know about it, my friend with A4k have it, and it runs well (fast iMAC G3 under Amiga!).

I want to know, if it runs under Pegasos. So this weekend I will test it.

> Drew has indicated then that the initial port of iFusion would require
> hardware support (from a card that he would sell for ~$300 US) [...]. [...]
> In early 2002, Drew stated that the hardware supported Windows port of
> iFusion would be officially released at MacWorld Tokyo in March of that
> year. This deadline was not met, and Drew was criticized online for his
> error. Drew responded to the attacks by releasing pictures of the hardware
> card that he said would support the emulator.

After all those years, Jim Drew has now felt free to tell more about this story:

http://www.amiga.org/forums/showpost.php?p=748059