AAAGH!! EMULATORS!!

[QuasaR_CTR]

My thinking, but I still belive that it's possible to emulate a naked AMIGA500 (not the 600 or AGA or something like this...). On the GP32 there are these emus at the moment: NES (fullspeed), GameBoy (fullspeed), SNES (frameskip@4-5), Genesis (frameskip 2-3 with sound), MSX (fullspeed), PC-Engine (fullspeed!!), ATARI ST (nearly fullspeed), SMS+GameGear (fullspeed) and many others too.

[quzar]

Amiga the problem is that it is a very complex machine, having lots of chips. Running them all at any speed would be a problem.

[souLLy]

you're more likely to get a fullspeed psx/saturn/n64 emulator then an amiga one... amiga is like the holy grail of emulation.

[Eric]

Can someone post a link to a Amiga500 i am sorry pretty stupid but i dont know what Amiga500 is.

Thanks

[Cap'n 1time]

http://www.old-computers.com/museum/...?st=1&c=65

Nice stuff.

[Hola]

It's amazing a old system like that had a 640x480 mode.

[Kamjin]

ON the original A1000 (OCS chipset)
704x480 NTSC or 704x522 PAL @ 352x480/522 4096 colors
ON the ECS a couple years later 16384x16384 panining desktop, and up to 1440x522 screen.

Even a 2GHz machine still has trouble emulating a descent amiga setup, I find myself powering on my Amiga at least 1/week to do graphics/music work.

[Cap'n 1time]

http://www.old-computers.com/museum/...?st=1&c=32

I had no idea the Amiga 4000 existed. My father had an amiga 2500. that 4000 sounds like one bad mother.... for its time =D. all this talk of old systems makes me want to relive the days of the 128d.

[Kamjin]

the 4000 is still a descent computer, with a 68060/PPC in it, it still feels as fast as my 2.5Ghz machine, plus I still use it to generate reports, and I have no intention of re-buying lightwave, or Cinema4D..

Ahmmm.. the 128D... I'd put that at the best computer of all time... I need a time machine..