WinUAEX v1
posted in Emulator Release by narvick on Jun 19th, 2004XPort has released a new port of the Amiga emulator WinUAE to the XBox! Here are the features:
- Emulates Amiga
- Excellent compatibility - ported from WinUAE v0.8.27
- ZIP support
- Cheat system - Search/Create your own cheat codes (see notes)
- Favorites list
- Save states
- Virtual Keyboard - go to Controller Configuration / UI Mappings to select the button combo that will bring up the Virtual Keyboard while in-game.
- Real keyboard support
- Real mouse support
- Hard drive files (HDF) and hard drive directory support
- Lots of WinUAE customization options
- Fast forward/throttle
- Resizable game screen
- Skinnable
- Save Game management - delete save game files
- Text file viewer
- ISO9660 support
- User definable save directory. If you don't like the default of E:SAVESWINUAEX you can change it via the menu.
- Take in-game screenshots and display them on the game selection list
- New UI features - auto-screenshot capture mode. When enabled, the emu will start taking screenshots at a user-defined interval. Useful for ripping sprites/animation.
- Hardware filtering options: Point, Bilinear, Trilinear, Anisotropic
- Record/Playback feature - record your gameplay in the emu and then play it back again. Record up to 10 minutes of gameplay.
- Every single in-game command is fully customizable on any of the four joypad controllers.
- Map any emulator or UI command to a single button or a combination of two buttons. (e.g. RTrigger+LTrigger = Save State)
- Autofire capabilities for any emulator button on any controller
- One-button combos
- Traverse any directory on any drive
- All UI commands (save state, load state, screenshot, etc) can be invoked from the Options/Pause menu as well as in-game via your customized joypad mappings.
- Can be invoked from a command-line to directly run a game from a front-end or dashboard and bypass the user-selection screen. (Only if the frontend or dashboard supports this feature.)
- Can return to the launching program *if* the launching program supports this feature.