Missing Emulators
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The ones with no open source version are unlikely. Ataris and colecovision are probably likely though.
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Well, we've seen ED running an Atari 2600 emulator, at least. I'll guess that the list isn't 100% up-to-date right now - which is fair enough, since people are busy. 
I'm sure it will become more populated once more Pandoras are out there.
I'm sure it will become more populated once more Pandoras are out there.
torpor
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I'll be adding Oricutron to the list of Pandora emulators as soon as I have a Pandora .. the port already works great on AI OS (Touchbook) ..
skeezix
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I ported Stella awhile ago (eds video) and a crummy port of Colem.
Jeff
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3DO probably isn't happening unless FreeDO finally goes open source, which I don't expect to happen. Even then it'll probably be slow.
x68000
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X68000 please!
Should be viable for the first time on an open source handheld (fingers crossed)
Should be viable for the first time on an open source handheld (fingers crossed)
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It's right there on the page you linked to.ahahah said:
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may88
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Dreamcast, DS, PSP and PS2 seem to be missing too.
Cmon I was talking about consoles that are realistic to emulate.may88 said:Dreamcast, DS, PSP and PS2 seem to be missing too.
How come there is only one closed source emulator for 3D0? I mean it runs on old ARM isint it possible to emulate?
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may88
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Sorry - just joking.TylerAW said:Cmon I was talking about consoles that are realistic to emulate.may88 said:Dreamcast, DS, PSP and PS2 seem to be missing too.
How come there is only one closed source emulator for 3D0? I mean it runs on old ARM isint it possible to emulate?
Ask Chip but I think you can't port anything without the source code.
I'm not familiar with the FreeDO project but you could try and contact them. Guess they'd need a Pandora to do that, though.
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TylerAW said:Cmon I was talking about consoles that are realistic to emulate.may88 said:Dreamcast, DS, PSP and PS2 seem to be missing too.
Who says the PSP is unrealistic?
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puppydee
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Wish someone would do a Philips CDi emulator. I know it wasn't a great system but there was a few reasonable games that I'd like to play again, plus it would give me an excuse to go up into the loft and blow the dust off my cdi games that have been up there since my cdi broke a loooooong time again.
Well I dunno, I'm not a programmer but with the speed of the PSP (333 Mhz) and the speed of the Pandora (600-800 Mhz?) wouldn't they need to have similar CPUs to work with fullspeed emulation?BackAssward said:TylerAW said:Cmon I was talking about consoles that are realistic to emulate.may88 said:Dreamcast, DS, PSP and PS2 seem to be missing too.
Who says the PSP is unrealistic?
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Please, please, please, don't bring up Mhz... you'll start a whole new pain of a topic that you don't want. Trust me. As for PSP, it might be possible, see here. Pandora-PSP-BlogTylerAW said:Well I dunno, I'm not a programmer but with the speed of the PSP (333 Mhz) and the speed of the Pandora (600-800 Mhz?) wouldn't they need to have similar CPUs to work with fullspeed emulation?BackAssward said:TylerAW said:Cmon I was talking about consoles that are realistic to emulate.may88 said:Dreamcast, DS, PSP and PS2 seem to be missing too.
Who says the PSP is unrealistic?
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may88
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Woo! I got me one of those pyramid thingies going on here. The Emulation is realistic but playability may well be not.TylerAW said:Well I dunno, I'm not a programmer but with the speed of the PSP (333 Mhz) and the speed of the Pandora (600-800 Mhz?) wouldn't they need to have similar CPUs to work with fullspeed emulation?BackAssward said:TylerAW said:Cmon I was talking about consoles that are realistic to emulate.may88 said:Dreamcast, DS, PSP and PS2 seem to be missing too.
Who says the PSP is unrealistic?
I have no idea if any of the systems I mentioned have any exotic hardware that would complicate emulation but I guess all COULD be emulated for academic study (or pleasure) albeit too slow to be of use to the likes of us.
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