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'''JEMU''' is a multiple machine emulator developed by [[Executioner]] designed to run either within a browser or as a stand-alone application. | '''JEMU''' is a multiple machine emulator developed by [[Executioner]] designed to run either within a browser or as a stand-alone application. | ||
The latest version includes full implementation of the [[AY-3-8912]] programmable sound generator. | |||
'''enhanced JEMU''' is an enhanced version of '''JEMU''' modified by [[Devilmarkus]] including some modifications like little joystick-translation, different sound output, more CPC-models emulated and some smaller changes. | '''enhanced JEMU''' is an enhanced version of '''JEMU''' modified by [[Devilmarkus]] including some modifications like little joystick-translation, different sound output, more CPC-models emulated and some smaller changes. | ||
== Emulated machines== | == Emulated machines== | ||
Revision as of 19:44, 6 April 2007
JEMU is a multiple machine emulator developed by Executioner designed to run either within a browser or as a stand-alone application.
The latest version includes full implementation of the AY-3-8912 programmable sound generator.
enhanced JEMU is an enhanced version of JEMU modified by Devilmarkus including some modifications like little joystick-translation, different sound output, more CPC-models emulated and some smaller changes.
Emulated machines
- Acorn BBC Model B
- Amstrad CPC
- Dick Smith VZ200/VZ300 (also known as the Laser 210/310, Texet TX8000 or Salora Fellow)
- Sinclair ZX80/ZX81
Planned support
- Commodore 64
- ZX Spectrum
Web links
- The JEMU Site (website, download, source code)
- Modification of JEMU including lots of games (website, cpc games, enhanced JEMU)