Obviously I consider that to be not true. And, it is NOT easy to use or get ROM images for all the machines it can emulate. It is an emulator for Game Console Technicians/Programmers/Creators to emulate old and new arcade machines accurately and authentically. On Friday, Jat 4:57:23 PM UTC-4, James Davis wrote: These instructions have been updated to include information on configuring the new Zip Chip emulation. Thanks to MAME's floppy maestro Olivier Galibert for the new IWM emulation and to Apple II MVP Peter Ferrie for assistance with some IIc and IIgs issues.Īs always, Apple II info and configuration instructions are here: Due to non-standard ID bytes most software thinks it's a 64K II Plus, but Total Replay 4.0 final will know about it. A Brazilian IIe clone called the 'Spectrum ED' is now supported and works. This makes the emulated Laser 128EX and EX/2 excellent Total Replay machines configure a Mockingboard and CFFA2 in the 2 slots.

The Laser 128EX and 128EX/2 built-in accelerator is also now supported. The IIc Plus built-in accelerator (which is mostly but not 100% Zip Chip register compatible) is also now supported. All IIe and IIc models now can have an optional 4 MHz Zip Chip accelerator which Total Replay will use to speed up decompression. (Before we were ignoring IOUDIS on the IIc, which usually worked but was wrong). The IIc and IIc Plus mirrors SETIOUDIS/CLRIOUDIS at $C058/$C059 (and probably $C05A/$C05B and $C05C/$C05D if someone wants to test that) and the mouse firmware relies on that. This means all IIc models past the original one can boot. Started phasing out our old IWM emulation for a new cycle-accurate version based on a decap of the chip. Not necessary for any known software but might as well be correct. RamWorks III banking now mirrors the location as AE's patent describes. Fixed IIgs hangs when certain GS/OS extensions are enabled (the 6.0.4 Live Install image now works properly) Fixed the IIgs $C029 monochrome double-hi-res bit (it used to work but regressed at some point) Yes, those GS-native games use IIe-style code to write to the SHR framebuffer. Fixed an interaction between IIe-style aux writes and IIgs shadowing that caused Cinemaware games like Rocket Ranger and Three Stooges to be missing some graphics. Double hi-res has been fixed for correct output in monochrome mode, and all 8-bit A2 modes now work correctly with MAME's CRT simulation and NTSC decoder to produce real emulated Woz NTSC color. The CFFA2 emulation now lets you attach disk images to both IDE channels We've got a lot of Apple II highlights this time:

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