DreamCPC Released

***quzar*** · May 28th, 2005, 20:04

JMD has just released his port of Win-CPC called DreamCPC.
This is a fullspeed Amstrad CPC emulator for the Dreamcast.

Some of the features are:

Fullspeed with sound
Support for the Dreamcast Keyboard
Reads from amstrad disk format and zips
Has auto program loading
Screen Adjust
Keys mappable
Includes two games for the system
Works in Chankast

The emulator's menu has 5 icons:
- The Disk Icon opens games and launches them
- The Keyboard Icon opens up a key mapper
- The Dreamcast Icon opens options
- The Question Mark Icon opens info and has the reset in it
- The Joystick Icon returns to the emulator

The official download is HERE but requires that you join the site.

I have mirrored it Here temporarily. As soon as anyone can provide a mirror (dcemulation or dcemu.co.uk) I will take this down.

Two more mirrors: http://www.emuhelp.com/index.php?op=...page&emuid=306

http://jm1200.ifrance.com/jm1200/DreamCPCalpha.zip

**ron** · May 28th, 2005, 20:31

Congrats JMD. Thank you for that stable and solid rock emulator. Today half a world is happy. Great work.

Thx Quzar too for the quickest new, and if you need more info, here we go

**DCDayDreamer** · May 28th, 2005, 22:09

Sweet retro goodness!, thanks JMD, I'm off to play DreamCPC.

**SiZiOUS** · May 29th, 2005, 00:46

Finally, JMD did it.

Super JMD

**DARKGATE** · May 29th, 2005, 08:51

FINALLYYYYYYYYY,

I'M HAPPYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY, thanks jmd, i don't tried the emu, but today close my door of my room and the world don't exist more

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I buy my amstrad in 1984 i had 11 years old :°) sigh, thanks at all the DREAMCODERS, the DREAMCAST is the best emulators machine.
Thanks.

**BOJAN** · May 29th, 2005, 09:39

Yeahh! Big thnx to JMD for new oldschool computer emu for DC!
DC still alive

p.s. sorry for my bad english...:/

**Christuserloeser** · May 29th, 2005, 15:01

Hawk posted some info about the CPC over at DCEmulation.com:

Originally Posted by Hawq

The CPC was Amstrads answer to the Spectrum & C64, unlike the Speccy & like the C64 it had full colour for games so no colour clash (shame as I liked that about the Speccy). It came in either 64k or 128k versions & had a built in disk drive, 3 inch type later found on the Spectrum +3 as Amstrad had taken over sinclair by then, or tape drive (depending on which model you got). Theres a bit more info on this old 8bit computer here not sure about the best games on it as I had a Spectrum myself but CPC game reviews should give a good idea of what to try

**fackue** · May 30th, 2005, 00:07

I've mirrored it at Consolevision. Raw files and SBI up (thanks M@jk).

**obelisk** · May 30th, 2005, 01:41

my main pc died or i would have already been playin this.
i will try it asap, and want to let you know that i appreciate this very much, and also... is it alright to wonder what JMD may be doing in future stuff?