Time for my annual update :-)
I have been working here and there on a new version of
emulator. Features:
- hardware acceleration for primitive rendering
- user selectable resolution (can run up to any resolution
your video card supports)
- menu system
Written in C++, so it is not nearly as optimized as the first
emulator -- but then again PCs have improved to the point where I doubt
this is an issue. My goal this time was to make the code object
oriented, extensible, easy to port and modify.
The MAME team has done a stellar job emulating the mathbox --
so I see no reason to attempt to duplicate their success. My goals is
to focus on the unique features that separate my emulator from MAME.
Namely, my ability to high-level interpret the mathbox. The new
platform will allow for cool things like high resolution support,
particle system for dots, etc...
The emulator is nowhere near complete, as sound support,
joystick, save states, etc... are not yet supported. However the
emulator is playable. I've uploaded it here.
This is a work in progress. Please treat it as such -- no
annoying questions, this doesn't work, etc...
I've separated the 6809 engine into its own DLL. You will need
it to run the game. It is included in the zip file.
Also, DirectX extension libraries are needed. They too are
included in the zip file.
Again this is a work in progress -- I can't promise the video
system will run on all PCs -- there may be other problems -- you have
been warned. | 
