Robert

Thanks, post has been corrected.

Multi-system emulator Also, AmiArcadia for MorphOS was released as version 4.81, get it at the above links.

It's ok its just a blog. Has a good article about the RIAA, but I wonder why he publishes a list of torrent porn sites. Might have to remove the link.

Heard this via Xbox Scene. Full article -> http://blogs.msdn.com/amyd/archive/2008/03...r-now-free.aspx

GB/GBC emulator for mobile phones >> Get it HERE.

You could try using the Mac port of SDLMAME, it is much more recent. http://www.parodius.com/~roni/sdlmame/ The crosshatch indicates that the game's program roms are invalid or not found.

Richard Bannister has converted a number of emulators to run on the Apple Mac. >> Get them HERE.

MSX emulator >> Get it HERE.

SNES emulator >> Get it HERE.

you purchase the game on the original cd you put it into your ps2 you play the game.

This is the DS port of ScummVM. >> Get it HERE.

MSX emulator >> Get it HERE.

Thanks to AEP Emulation for bringing this to our attention! >> Get it HERE.

TG16 / PCE emulator >> Get it HERE.

Neogeo hack: Search on the net with Google Mugen: Look in the MUGEN forum.

All available HERE. They were released within the last week. - devkitpro updater 1.4.5 - buildscripts 20080229 - devkitPPC release 14 - libogc-20080228 - gcube 0.4.0 (this is a 3-year-old GameCube emulator, so don't get excited) - gamecube examples 20080228 Some more information has come to hand from the operators of devkitpro.org...

15 gb a day? It would take me over a month to download 15 gb

Dreamcast emulator. There's no changelog as such, we only have the author's comments on his blog. >> Get it HERE. >> Get the MKFro front-end HERE.

MSX emulator for PlayStation Portable >> Get it HERE.

>> Get it HERE.

I've been reading about the RIAA over the last couple of days, and it ain't pretty. Basically it is a merging of the legal arm of 4 record companies, whose only purpose is to throw threats and lawsuits around like confetti, in the hope of vacuuming up money. They are a bunch of thugs. Being in America, the government will support any actions they may take even if illegal. Many people just pay up so they don't have to go to court. From what I've read, there are many ways to avoid paying at all. Musicians sue Universal Music for lost royalties Intellectual rights are treated as "Real Property" and should therefore be taxed, I think the record companies would suddenly find business to be much more expensive! How RIAA litigation works is a lengthy read, with lots of lawyer-speak. But, to summarise, if you get a letter, firstly determine if you are in the same state as your ISP. If not, ignore letter, and ignore order to attend court. Second, remove all hard drives and other devices that may contain material of interest to the RIAA, rent a safety deposit box and store your stuff there until the heat is off. Do not admit anything to anyone. Get a lawyer. If you elect to go to court, demand a jury. Make the RIAA produce proof that it was YOU who downloaded stuff on YOUR computer. They won't be able to. They also litigate against many people in one go, which has already been disallowed by judges. Yet they keep doing it. Make sure they get charged with contempt of court. Once you have won, try suing them. They will quickly move to have the suit dismissed. Or they will settle out of court (if you're lucky), so that the details will not be on public record. Remember, at the first instance, their demand for money is blackmail. Don't forget it. Also don't forget, they have sued disabled people, people without computers, children, and dead people. When they discover that the person is dead, they will then try suing the grieving relatives.

Duplicate topic this is. Look over here you should -> http://www.1emulation.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=26181 Close it now I will. Hrmph.

Front End >> Get it HERE.

I'm surprised anyone even tries to use it anymore.

Thanks to all, and happy birthday to solidius23