I think it would be cool to have a 68K mac emulator ported to the GP2X. The GP2X should be more than capable of emulating it as well, since the Genesis is fullspeed and it has a 68K cpu at about 12mhz. A lot of the macs emulated would have 8mhz and 16mhz cpus. Some 33mhz, but I don't know how well it would emulate 33mhz...
68k Macintosh Emulator?
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ravuya
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Feel free to get started, I know there's a PSP port.
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not to be negative, but what would we do with it?
lemon
Still Fresh
well, the minimum mac screen size was 512x384 (not exactly this, but something like that), and gp2x's is 320x240 so... what to do? scale it and get unlegible fonts? pan around it? and also, move the mouse cursor using the joystick?
I think a port of vmac for example would be really easy to do (I can do it if enough people are interested) but, really, I think is totally impractical.
I think a port of vmac for example would be really easy to do (I can do it if enough people are interested) but, really, I think is totally impractical.
its more fun i think than really pratical. Could get useful if you connect the gp2x to the tv and run it in nativ resolution.
If someone gets a 68k mac emu with asm core, that it gets speedwise useable i would be happy. A fun thing to play arround with
If someone gets a 68k mac emu with asm core, that it gets speedwise useable i would be happy. A fun thing to play arround with
Well, the PSP's native resolution is 480X272, and it can emulate a mac.
http://www.digital-yume.net/neisha/
I don't know if it is using scaling or not, but if it is it doesn't look bad at all.
http://www.digital-yume.net/neisha/
I don't know if it is using scaling or not, but if it is it doesn't look bad at all.
Iorgy77
emu parasite kid
Some mac games were windowed so panning around isnt really such a bad idea.
