abc800: Refactored the ABC bus to single-slot (as it really is). abc1600: Added portrait/landscape layouts. samcoupe: Hook up the new wd1772, format support incomplete though Synth to be used in a daisy-chain of expansion devices. amstrad: Added support for ROMbox, SSA-1 speech synth and DK'Tronics speech Which the Asante is a perfect clone of, fixed 24-bit mirroring soĮthernet cards work in all slots mac: Fixed name of Asante MC3NB card, added Apple NuBus Ethernet Card (they wait for a index pulse on the second) amiga: a number of games seem to get confused when there's two drives iq151: Added emulation of Grafik module. iq151: Added slot interface and moved video32/video64/disc2 Will boot, but system remains NOT_WORKING due to many known flaws.įixed slot interrupts on IIci so 4-head operation is possible. mac: Further improvements to Quadra 700 System 7.5.0 (and probably 7.1) pc1512: Added a dump of the WD1015 MCU. ti99: Fixed GRAMKracker's write protection ti99: Fixed GROM address counter handling and GRAMKracker's You can download it in pieces or from the website. You can enjoy having the power of several emulators all in one handy dandy spot. It has everything from Genesis to Nintendo. SDL MESS is a HUGE console emulator for Mac. The same people who bring you all the wonderful SDL MAME updates for Mac now have another offering, SDL MESS. Although this has nothing to do with Mac Emulators, it was a great find and I just had to share it. I think if it had been better priced and had more software support, it could have done quite well. Unfortunately the system was just too damn expensive and lacked the proper catalog of games. This bad boy is packing 32bits of power! When this console originally came out, it was the most powerful gaming console. It is in near mint condition and came with all the various cables, Road Rash, and a controller. Even today the system sells for several hundred dollars.

That’s right folks, Andrew Jackson bought me this console that originally sold for 700 big ones. Thanks to our friendship, and his selling it to me without looking up the price, I was able to obtain this system for 20 bucks. I told him to keep his eye open for old gaming consoles, and he came across this and didn’t even know what it was. While he digs the toys and the collectables, I’m more partial to old gaming. Some of his Akira toys are still in the original packaging. My friend works at two thrifts shops and has some of the coolest toys and collectables you could ever imagine, all of which he obtained through working at his job. I recently stumbled across a 3DO game system at a local thrift shop.

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