WinUAE 1.4.5 - Amiga Emulator

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WinUAE - Amiga Emulator - Current release 1.4.5

WinUAE 1.4.5 (20.12.2007)
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New features:

- Sana2 compatible net device (uaenet.device) emulation. WinPCap required.
- Full doublescan mode emulation (DBLPAL, DBLNTSC, MultiScan etc..),
sprite doublescan support.
- Full SuperHires emulation, bitplanes and sprites, including ECS
Denise "scrambled palette" superhires mode. Also does not downscale
hires sprites to lores anymore when bitplane resolution is lores.
- SuperHires resolution added to display panel, replaces old GUI lores
setting with lores, hires and superhires select box.
- .dsq (DiskSqueeze) and .wrp (Warp) disk decompression support.
- "Automount" and "Do not boot" harddrive options added.
- Axis movements can be mapped to buttons in input panel
(left/right and up/down)
- Picasso96 resolutions 320x200, 320x240, 640x400 and 640x480 added to
resolution list, even if no native Windows support.
- optional ini-file registry replacement. (winuae.ini or -ini <file>)
- Autocomplete added to most path text boxes.
- Added information text to hardfile panel (shows type, size,.. of HDF)
- Nordic Power 3.0 freezer cartridge support.

Bugs fixed:

- lzx decompression stability and compatibility improved.
- Debugger C-command word and long word support fixed.
- Heavy CD32 Akiko C2P usage caused huge performance loss.
- AGA statefile restore crash fix.
- Analog joystick mouse emulation fix.
- A500 cycle-exact mode freeze in some cases.
- Picasso96 display preferences resolution list corruption.
- A590/A2091 SCSI emulation buffer overflow crash fix.
- Some types of HDF didn't mount properly.
- Some automount issues fixed.
- CDTV and CDTV SCSI emulation compatibility improved.
- Some ECS Denise-only features fixed.
- Miscellaneous fixes here and there.
- Blank screen in windowed mode fixed (RGB overlay incompatibility)

http://www.winuae.net/

I still miss the amiga days :D

Wasn't sure where to put this rls so i put it here :)
 
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SuBsTaNcE said:
Are there any noticeable differences between this and the older releases? I personally never found any problems with the older ones
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I always upgrade to the lastest just because it makes it more compatible with some games , more stable e.t.c. However if you feel everything is working just fine , i wouldn't bother upgrading.
 
willhub said:
People still play Amiga games?? lol
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Yes, because they are better than many PC games - I play more Amiga games than PC games. :D

Currently installed on my Miggys HDD is:

Alien Breed
Alien Breed SE
Alien Breed 2
Alien Breed 3d
Alien Breed 3d2
Quake
Brutal Sports Fottball
Speedball 2
Walker
Captive 2: Liberation
Lemmings

Amongst many others....
 
long live the AMIGA :D currently playing Deuteros. Theres great games across every type of gaming system regardless of how they look.
 
Deuteros was one of those games which was solid back in the day - I can barely remember how to play it now! I have converted an Amiga 1200 into a tower and chucked a CDROM and hard-drive in there along with a 8MB Accelerator (030) though I need to get a better one.

Still playing SWoS, Kick Off 2, etc. theres nothing like them really on the PC (SWoS you need to use DOSBox for, etc.) and it's better to play them with a proper joystick.


M.
 
Amiga was far ahead of its time, esp the 1200 (worlds 1st 32bit Computer).

Then Games were games and they were hard.

Dony know where you have been in recent months but there is a revival of 2D games like "Soldner X" and "Jets N Guns"
 
I think there was a Doom Amiga Project. Not sure about Quake though. Sure there was another 3D'er on the Amiga as well. The name Blood springs to mind though I don't think it's called that - lol



M.
 
Want a bet, worlds 1st 32bit, can back it up too

I knew this well before PC and WWW were around for most of us.

You want to contest it, back it up or dont bother contesting. :)

BTW AMIGA 1200 not lower ones.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=e...=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=amiga+1200+32+bit&spell=1

Little quote :


" Based on the Motorola 68k series of microprocessors, the machine sported a custom chipset with advanced graphics and sound capabilities, and a pre-emptive multitasking operating system (now known as AmigaOS). While the M68k was a 32-bit processor, the version originally used in the Amiga had a 16-bit external data bus, and the machine (along with its contemporary, the Atari Sixteen-Thirtytwo (ST)) was generally referred to in the press as a 16-bit computer.[citation needed] Later models sported fully 32-bit designs based on 68020, 68030, 68040, or PowerPC processors. The Amiga provided a significant upgrade from 8-bit computers such as the Commodore 64, and the Amiga quickly grew in popularity among computer enthusiasts, especially in Europe, and sold approximately 6 million units."

Also used by may Pop Artist and Movies like Termintor 2 AFAIK.


The Amiga CD32 was also worlds 1st 32bit Game Console.

http://www.mrbads-retro-games.com/Commodore_Page.htm
 
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