Catalogue of Arcade Emulation Software - the Absolute Reference
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WATCOM C/C++
| Version | 10.0 |
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| Date | ? |
| Homepage | http://www.sybase.com/products/archivedproducts/watcomc/ |
| Author(s) | Sybase |
| Comment | A free C/C++ compiler (but now discontinued by Sybase) |
Used by these Emulators
| Library | Platform | Author |
|---|---|---|
| Bally-Midway "Sounds Good" Emulator Has a graphical display of sounds as they are played. |
DOS | Michael (Mike) Cuddy |
| Bombjack PC Fine apart from lack of sound |
DOS | Jakob Frandsen |
| Boo! |
DOS | Andy Clark |
| Calice32 This is by the author of BeGameboy and BePCEngine. It emulates Capcom CPS-1 and CPS-2 games plus the QSound from ZN-1 and ZN-2 games. It also emulates some of Sega's System-16 based games. The original DOS port is no longer supported. |
Windows | David Raingeard (Ltronic) |
| ClassicEmu Original called the Multi Game Emulator. |
DOS | Warren Mills |
| EMU Merged with CINEMU and KEM to make Retrocade |
DOS | Neil Bradley |
| Gyruss Emulator Made it's way into KEM then Retrocade |
DOS | Michael (Mike) Cuddy |
| JAS (JROK's Arcade Simulation) A merge of his individual emulators |
DOS | James Rowan (JROK) |
| JAS-Dig Dug 2 (JROK's Arcade Simulator) Grew up to become the multi-arcade emulator JAS |
DOS (but Windows friendly) | James Rowan (JROK) |
| JAS-Gaplus (JROK's Arcade Simulator) Grew up to become the multi-arcade emulator JAS |
DOS (but Windows friendly) | James Rowan (JROK) |
| JAS-Mappy (JROK's Arcade Simulator) Grew up to become the multi-arcade emulator JAS |
DOS (but Windows friendly) | James Rowan (JROK) |
| JAS-Super Pacman (JROK's Arcade Simulator) Grew up to become the multi-arcade emulator JAS |
DOS (but Windows friendly) | James Rowan (JROK) |
| JAS-SYS1 (JROK's Arcade Simulation - Namco System 1) Not full speed on my P233MMX (but slightly faster than MAME though) |
DOS | James Rowan (JROK) |
| KEM (the Killer multi EMulator) Originally called the Konami Emulator. Merged with EMU and CINEMU to make Retrocade. Blue Print and Pooyan not in Retrocade though. |
DOS | Michael (Mike) Cuddy |
| Major Havoc Emulator (MHEMU) Vector game but you can choose the resolution on your PC |
DOS | Neil Bradley |
| Nemesis Emulator (DOS) DOS Port of the Nemesis Emulator |
DOS | David Valdeita Loureiro |
| Qix Emulator Used Keith Wilkins 6809 emulation code from DVE (Vectrex emulator) as the basis for this project. |
DOS | Ed Mueller |
| REM! (RYGAR Emulator) RYGAR is also emulated by Rishgar |
DOS | Jean-Marc Leang |
| Retrocade Nice interface and although everything is covered by MAME it is far more efficient and takes much less of a system to run it. For example, I am informed that Retrocade can run Galaga with full sound on a 486/33 but MAME requires a Pentium 200. |
DOS | Neil Bradley |
| SAGE (Superb Arcade Game Emulator) |
DOS | Paul Johnson |
| The Arcade Machine |
DOS | Warren Mills |
| Time Pilot Emulator Made it's way into KEM then Retrocade |
DOS | Michael (Mike) Cuddy |
| TMNT Emulator Not as complete as DTmnt (lacks sound) |
DOS and Windows | Jeff Slutter |
| ZEM Arcade Emulator Updated version of the WBMLEMU beta (which was released 17/04/1998) |
DOS | Bernat Arlandis Mañó Juan Arnal Arlandis |