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SOURCE CODE - Compile Your Own Binaries: RetroArch - Nintendo Game & Watch/NEC SuperGrafx Articles UPDATE: SOURCE CODE - Compile Your Own Binaries: RetroArch - New NEC SuperGrafx Core UPDATE: SOURCE CODE - Compile Your Own Binaries: RetroArch - New Nintendo Game & Watch Core UPDATE: SD CARD IMAGES - Revised Emulators/Cores in RetroPie, PiPLAY & PES UPDATE: HARDWARE - DESKCADE UPDATE: SD CARD IMAGE - Pi Entertainment System (PES) UPDATE: RASPBERRY PI 2: UAE4ARM - Commodore Amiga UPDATE: SD CARD IMAGE - HAPPI Game Center UPDATE: HARDWARE - PiCade WHAT IS EMULATION? In computing, an emulator is hardware or software, or both, that duplicates (or emulates) the functions of one computer system (the guest) in another computer system (the host). Exploited by ‘Retro’ or ‘Old-School’ gamers to play some of their favourite titles exactly as they were on the original Hardware (Arcade, Console or Home Computer), emulation also allows Raspberry Pi users to substantially increase the amount of software available. For instance, Nintendo’s Famicom/NES and Super Famicom/SNES have over 700 game titles each, the Commodore 64 in excess of 23,000!

Given the disparity of processing power, 32Bit ARM Raspberry Pi vs the 8Bit Zilog Z80/MOS 6502 or 16Bit Motorola 68000 CPU’s of the older systems, emulation is not always ‘Perfect’. Because emulation is VERY processor intensive, the ‘Host’ system has to be many times more powerful than the ‘Guest’ system (*See Jeff Vavasour's article, Link below). Additionally, many early consoles incorporated ‘Custom’ processors for graphics/sound which as they are often not fully documented make emulating their features particularly challenging. Many Linux emulators use ‘General’ SDL graphics Drivers for rendering where the Raspberry Pi’s ARM CPU (Central Processing Unit) will not get assistance from the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). In general terms look for emulators that are ‘Optimised’ for the Raspberry Pi and/or use OpenGLES graphics Drivers where the CPU will get assistance from the GPU.

As an example MAME4ALLPi’s performance is approximately 250-300% faster than the SDL rendered AdvanceMAME. Given these points for the best results it is advisable to run your Raspberry Pi at the highest overclock setting that is stable on your system.

Access the configuration menu by Typing: sudo (If not logged in as root) raspi-config from a Terminal or Console and/or run emulators straight from Console, outside of X Windows. One last thing, there is NEVER a ‘Perfect’ solution with emulation! Each have their own distinct advantages/disadvantages, it’s all about what you are willing to compromise on and your criteria, be it performance, accuracy, ROM/Image compatibility or ease of use. All emulators are built on/for/with the Raspbian Operating System unless stated otherwise. *Jeff Vavasour's excellent article 'Back To The Classics: Perfecting The Emulation For Digital Eclipse's Atari Anthology' for an in depth account of the complexities in programming emulators for modern systems.

Link - GDC Conference 2016: 'It's Just Emulation!' - The Challenge of Selling Old Games Some further Digital Eclipse insight from Historian/Developer Frank Cifaldi. The GDC (Games Developers Conference) happens once a year and at the recent one he discussed their Mega Man Legacy Collection and his reasons for its production with the History/Future of Emulation covered extensively. (Plus a rather interesting fact regarding ‘The Big N’s’ Official Press Release on Emulators and ROM Downloads!) Link - Frank’s Lost Levels Website - FORUM RULES ON POSTING IN REGARDS TO ROMS/GAME IMAGES Due to the nature/complexity of Copyright/Intellectual Property Rights Law, which differs significantly from Country to Country, before posting on the Forum regarding Emulation please read the following rules. ROMS/Game Images are prolifically available on the Internet (a quick search in your favourite Web Browser should suffice), however, to protect the Raspberry Pi Foundation from possible legal action by the Copyright Owners please DO NOT - 1. Ask for ROMS/Game Images 2. Ask where they can be Downloaded 3.

Post links to Download Sites and/or ROMS/Game Images Thank you for your co-operation! CAMBRIDGE CENTRE FOR COMPUTING HISTORY If 'Retro' or Historical Computers/Consoles are your thing (if your here reading this they probably are!), I recently visited this Museum. I can wholy recommend a visit, for rather than being locked behind glass with 'Do Not Touch' signs, everything is 'Hands on' and playable. Some of the more Historical/Interesting items I spotted were Ian Williamson's Sinclair MK14 wire wrap 'Prototype', Steve Furbers original design documents for the ARM Processor and Douglas Adams personal Apple Mac with an obligatory Towel, 'The most massively useful thing an interstellar hitchhiker can have'. Sponsors include The Heritage Lottery, ARM Holdings and The Raspberry Pi Foundation.

Website - UTuber 'Nostalgia Nerd' Uploaded a Video of his Visit Link - For Parents/Carers reading this thinking you may not enjoy it, I took my older brother along who has only a passing interest in Computers/Games. He didn't want to leave! 'Just one more go on Gyruss!' (Arcade) HARDWARE PiPLAY Team - DESKCADE From Shea Silverman and the Team who brought you PiPLAY a new Kickstarter has recently been launched, the Deskcade. Deskcade is proposed to be a ‘Self Build’ Desktop Arcade Console powered by the Raspberry Pi! It will use the Official Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Display contained in a small, neat Desktop unit including authentic Arcade Joystick/Buttons and be compatible with PiPLAY and RetroPie.

An Introduction to DESKCADE - Kickstarter Link - Pimoroni - PiCade. The Raspberry Pi Guy has posted a Review of Pimoroni's PiCade. The FIRST BRITISH Kick Starter Project!

Now available for purchase, although I have yet to See/Review/Examine a production Version, it certainly looks like a nice/cost effective Product for Emulation Solutions! (Oh, BTW, if anyone from Pimoroni is reading this, a Review Version would be GRATEFULLY Appreciated!!

Review - Shop Link -. WEBSITES Raspberry RETRO 'Welcome to the site of Raspberry Retro. This site is dedicated to the growing number of people who are interested in using the Raspberry Pi for Retro Gaming. Here you will find up to date news on anything related to retro gaming on the Pi, including building cabinets and consoles, how to install the software to get it all running and what to do once it’s all installed.'

That's the intro to New Website Raspberry RETRO! User ashmck73 has created a Website for Emulation and Retro Gaming.

Unlike other Wesites I have visited, this one is dedicated to Emulation and covers all the popular SD Card Image Distro's available for the RPi, including other Development Boards. [/color] Homepage - Retro Emulation Pi - FPGA & Co. User Chirone72 contacted me regarding a Facebook Group dedicated to Emulation, primarily on Rpi and Android devices Description - ‘This group, although nostalgic and respectful to the past of retrocomputing, to which it is totally dedicated, looks to the future from a hardware point of view, dealing with alternative solutions for those who want to continue using the old platforms of the 70s, 80s and 90s, the same that marked the childhood and adolescence of generations.’ Link - Ulysess Covers Raspberry PI, ODROID, Linux 'and any other ideas'. Some neat stuff has been posted over time including my C64 VICE Binary (see Pre Compiled Binaries below) along with other Retro Tech and Software goodies such as PiKISS. Link - PiKISS MAME 0.183 and Advance MAME Shell Script/Installer PiKISS Github Download - DAPHNE - Arcade; LaserDisc 'Dragon's Lair, the fantasy Adventure where become a valiant Knight on a quest to rescue the fair Princess from the clutches of an evil Dragon' To ANYBODY who frequented Arcades in the early 80s, that usually sends a Shiver Down the Spine! Although not actually the first LaserDisc Title, a Prototype Sega Astron Belt debued at an Arcade Trade Show first, or the most financially successful when 'Coin Drop' (the amount of money taken by the Cabinets) is included, that would be Gottlieb's M.A.C.H 3, being the first to market created a media storm. Looking unlike anything seen previously, with Disney Quality Animation* as it's Graphics instead of abstract bit-mapped pixels or vectors, it garnered additional mainstream interest in Video Games which was at already reaching its peak in 1983, prior to the 'Video Game Crash'.

Such was its popularity to casual viewers, many Arcades added an additional Monitor on top of the Cabinet so others could watch active games being played. With a game dynamic now described as 'QTE' (Quick Time Events), such was it's impact that it is currently one of the Video Games, along with Pong and Pac-Man, displayed at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.

* Not surprising as it was produced by ex Disney Animator and Director Don Bluth who's Studios who were later responsible for animated Films An American Tail, Anastasia and Titan A.E. (if you haven't seen Titan A.E I highly recommend checking it out, although a MASSIVE FLOP on release which caused the closure of Fox Animation Studio's it is now heralded as one of the best Animated Films EVER!). Matt Oweby and his Team created the LaserDisc Emulator Daphne which runs Dragon's Lair as well as well as many other Titles. Building on the Source Code, user shmoopty has produced a Pi2/3 Fork daphne-pi which is now available or can be added to SD Card Image RetroPie (from the 'Experimental' section of the RetroPie Set-Up Menu). Source Code Download Link - RetroPie Set-Up Wiki - Dragon's Lair Attract Screen Link - 'Lead on adventurer, your quest awaits' WINE - Windows ‘Wine (an acronym for 'Wine Is Not an Emulator') is a compatibility layer capable of running Windows applications on several POSIX-compliant operating systems, such as Linux, Mac OSX‘ So states the Official ‘Blurb’ on the WINE Website. I have also previously read the Acronym originally stood for WINdows Emulator, nether the less, WINE is a tool for running Windows Programs within Linux or OSX. But as described in the Introduction - ‘In computing, an emulator is hardware or software, or both, that duplicates (or emulates) the functions of one computer system (the guest) in another computer system (the host)‘ So by definition, I would consider it IS an Emulator!

Eltechs ExaGear Desktop for Raspberry Pi allows installation of WINE on Raspbian. I, as yet, haven’t tested it so am unaware of its performance. Link - COOLCV - ColecoVision Released in 1982 the ColecoVision was another unfortunate victim of the 1983 'Video Game Crash'.

Having previously had great success with electronic games, small LED Hand-Held’s, Table Top's and Pong units Coleco decided to produce a Home Console bringing in respected Arcade R&D designer Eric Bromley to head the project. He wisely lobbied Management to Licence existing properties rather than release 'Clones' his argument being, quite correctly, that prospective buyers would instantly recognize Official names and accordingly want to purchase the System. Famously during a trip to the Toilet/Rest Room at Nintendo headquarters in Japan to licence product noticed a strangely named, as yet unreleased, prototype Arcade Cabinet he instantly realized would be perfect to launch with the new system.Donkey Kong!

The System also, unlike most other Consoles actually made use of its expansion port for various 'Modules' including: The Adam Computer, a Steering Wheel for Driving games and a 'Super Expansion Module' which would have added further processing power and expanded storage (unreleased due to the 'Crash'). Remarkably and unthinkable today, it also released a Module that allowed Atari VCS/2600 Titles to be played on the Coleco! Oscar Toledog has produced a ColecoVison Emulator including an RPi Fork which is now available or can be added to SD Card Image RetroPie (from the 'Experimental' section of the RetroPie Set-Up Menu). Website - DraStic - Nintendo DS After the ‘Disappointing’ sales of the Game Boy Advance (if you can call almost 82 Million units disappointing!). In 2004 Nintendo released the third iteration of it’s Portable Console, the DS. Returning to the Clam Shell/Two Screen design of the Donkey Kong ‘Game & Watch’ for an improved form factor, with the second screen being a Touch derivative, and employing multiple ARM Processors (ARM9 & ARM7). The DS returned the Company to the stratospheric sales of the Original Game Boy incarnation.

It is the biggest selling portable* ever and second most successful Console of all time after the PlayStation2. * I would envisage this record will stand for the foreseeable future, or probably EVER! The Portable console is a Dinosaur of a bygone era. Why would the ‘Casual Gamer’, on whom huge sales depend, buy a portable Console when they have a Smart Phone? Finale Notepad 2014 Free Download Italiano Vero. Thus having to carry around an additional piece of Hardware? Exophase has ported his highly impressive Pandora/Android DS Emulator DraStic, an early Build is now available for the Pi2&3 via RetroPie as an 'Unofficial' release. Exophase has indicated a full release & Binary will be availabe when Time allows to intergrate the Beta Testing Feedback.

It runs ‘Fullspeed’ on a Pi3 or overclocked Pi2 WITHIN XWindows! The Binary can be added to SD Card Image RetroPie from the 'Experimental' section Set-Up Menu. RetroPie Set-Up Wiki - DEBIAN REPOSITORIES - Emulators that are downloadable straight from the Repo’s i.e. By Typing: sudo (If not logged in as root) apt-get install stella from a Terminal or Console. Fuse - Sinclair ZX Spectrum.

Homepage - Mednafen - Multiple Systems,Homepage - (Indicates Poor Performance*) •Atari Lynx •SNK Neo Geo Pocket (Color) •Bandai WonderSwan •Nintendo Game Boy •Nintendo Game Boy Color •Nintendo Game Boy Advance* •Nintendo Entertainment System •NEC PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16 (CD) •NEC SuperGrafx •NEC PC-FX Scummvm - LucasArts Point and Click Adventures. Homepage - Stella - Atari VCS/2600. Homepage - SD CARD IMAGES - Pre Packaged SD Card Images which include multiple emulators, a Front End (GUI) along with (in some cases) ROM finders and drivers/configuration for a variety of controller’s. I have listed the emulators currently included for reference. Carles Oriol’s Raspbian Chameleon Remix Raspbian remix without the X graphical environment that uses its own custom Front End (GUI). Can be differentiated from the other available Images in that many of the systems emulated are predominantly European in flavour and were either unsuccessful or unreleased in the USA/Japan. Robertybob In regards to Glint, I was aware of it and did consider including it as an SD CARD IMAGE, but it only contains one emulator and doesn't seem to have been updated since January 2013.

Nintendo's NES is well represented in two of the SD CARD IMAGES, other available emulators (AdvanceMESS, Mednafen) and my aim was to cover as many systems as possible. In addition, Andreys port of Fceux (PRE COMPILED BINARIES) is Optimised with OpenGLES rendering (running fullscreen/fullspeed in Console or X Windows), has excellent ROM compatibility/accuracy and presents a much smaller download. Welshy wrote:mrpi64 From memory in the home/pi DIR there should be a 'Hidden' folder mednafen, in this folder is the mednafen.cfg file (this will appear after the first run of the emulator). Open it and change - video.driver opengl to video.driver sdl You should also be able to 'force' it by adding -vdriver sdl into the command line instruction, but I'm not sure if this over writes the cfg file (probably not) Thanks. You know that keys on the keyboard are registered to different numbers, such as 119, 236 ETC? Well, can someone please tell me what the keys are for: Up Arrow, Down Arrow, Left Arrow, Right Arrow, S, D, X, C, A, F?

Jdeacon los hubieron problemas! Chameleon Remix uses AdvanceMAME which as it has SDL rendering is slower than the RetroArch iMAME4ALL Core that uses OpenGLES (SDL isn't using the GPU where as OpenGLES does). If you used RetroPie it may be it didn't compile correctly. I haven't used RetroPie so cannot really help with any issues (although I do use a 'custom' version of RetroArch), however, Takenover83‘s UltraSlim is very similar (again, using RetroArch), it contains ric_rpi's relatively new Mupen64plus-Rpi (Nintendo 64 emulator) and along with XBMC (the Media Centre) included its a slick package (and a small download!) but you will need different ROMS to AdvanceMAME (MAME v 0.37b5 to be precise). If MAME is your priority try puddings PiMAME4ALL Binary, its the best performing version of MAME for the RPi, Shea Silvermans PiMAME Image includes it and AdvanceMAME as standard and he too has just added Mupen64plus-Rpi in the latest revision. PiMAME doesn't use RetroArch at all but includes some of the best RPi 'optimised' Binaries available.