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Disney's new Mickey Mouse adventure already looks spectacular, but some discriminating video game fans would rather see Epic Mickey running on something more powerful than the Wii. Thankfully, the Dolphin emulator can give us a taste of Mickey in HD. More »
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As seen at Where the Woozle Wasn't, via iPhoneBlog.de. More »
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The folks behind an officially licensed Commodore 64 emulator on the iPhone are also working on an Atari 2600 emulators for the device, meaning more plink-plonk classics from the early 1980s could be on the way to you. More »
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Kinda like this. Japanese company Klab has developed a Nintendo Entertainment System emulator. Here it is running on a Kindle emulator. That's...alot of emulating. More »
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..and by 'Released' we mean 'put up on a website in a Zip file'. Say what you like about the democratizing power of the internet - it does rather suck the glamour out of album launches. More »
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In December, Microsoft released a $2,999 Xbox 360 HD DVD emulator that allowed developers to test HD DVD projects on the 360 from a USB drive or networked PC. It was an easy way to check how a project would run on the console without printing endless discs (aka coasters, aka microwave fun). More »
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iPhone owners will soon have more to look forward to than their standard, day-to-day walking around like they're better than everyone else. Because psx4all, a PlayStation emulator for the iPhone, will be entering beta testing any day now. Promising to play around 75% of PSOne titles, there is definitely some work to be done on the touch controls (as seen in this photo), but from what the developer says, those nasty-looking outlines are quite different than what we'll see in the final product. More »
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Sure, the DesMuME PSP emulator's compatibility record is spotty at best and its author, Sektor, claims that the software runs at about three frames per second at 333 MHz, but it's running Nintendo DS software on a PSP. That has to count for something, right? That something is probably nothing more than "Look what I did!" as the emulator "will never be full speed" and most likely never functional for practical game playing purposes. But, look! DS games running on a PSP! More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=288993&view=rss&microfeed=true The iPhone NES Emulator has been all the rage for the past few hours. Why are we obsessed about getting games from a 20-year-old system on the world's latest and greatest phone? Because it's cool! More »
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They call it FAMI-COMFORT. A straight up Famicom emulator found in Akihabara by the Gizmodo Japan guys for a mere 999 yen (US $8.60) before sales tax. I'm sure somewhere in this country there is even cheaper, but with the Virtual Console alive and kicking are things like emulators now obsolete? Brian Ashcraft More »
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One of the big problems with cell phone gaming is that the buttons aren't designed for gaming, but for, well, cell phones. Called the "Zeta," this Korean-made smart phone accessory is definitely a step in the right direction. It supports Nintendo emulator E2-SNES, has seven programmable buttons and can jive with Hewlett Packard and LG handsets. Very tasteful as well! Brian Ashcraft More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=192717&view=rss&microfeed=true Kotakuite Kamalot passed on this YouTube vid of the hilarious PC title Sam & Max. It's running a Dual Screen emulator called ScummVM DS. He points out that the emulator allows players to use the touch-screen as a mouse to interact with the game. Full sound emulation allows also playing the "talkie" version as well. Neato! —Brian Ashcraft More »
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Thought the Mets-Red Sox's World Series R.B.I. Baseball recreation was cool? That's not the half of it. The clip was created by 24 year-old Conor Lastowka, who had just quit his gig as a database manager. He'd heard about a YouTube contest that offered $25,000 for the best pop culture satire. Lastowka immediately thought of the 1986 World Series. More »
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Akumaatr sends word that he's developed a cool little knock-off of Lumines for the Game Boy Advance. All you need to play the free homebrew is the Visual Boy Advance emulator. More »
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David over at Robots w/ Lasers has taken his favorite sketching application and duplicated it for the Nintendo DS. The app was written for Sharp's Linux-based Zaurus PDA and has a couple stand-out features. For example, you draw on a larger scaled canvas, which is then scaled down to give nice, sketchy lines. There's also a paint bucket tool that slowly pours out like real paint as long as you hold the stylus on the touch screen. David's been updating the code to improve the interface. Still not perfect, but he's working on getting it there. More »
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Big brother site Gizmodo sends word that Gamepark is back and has the handhelds to prove it. The company is launching the open source, emulator friendly XGP and the XGP Mini. What's the difference? The XGP has Wi-Fi, a SD card slot and a DMB video tuner. The Mini is smaller (duh) and lacks Wi-Fi lovin'. Prices also differ at $300 and $150 respectively. More »
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Red Wolf at VintageComputing got his hands on this NES clones for an in-depth review. He writes that his initial impressions were good, because the packaging was pretty nice. But once, he opened the clear plastic box and plugged the machine in, things got a little ugly. Everything thing about he machine blows monkey chunks. To get an idea of how rotten the machine is, Red Wolf lists "don't explode when you turn it on" as a good feature. Who's to blame? Those self-proclaimed saviors of gaming, Messiah Entertainment. Seems the Anti-Christ is alive and well, making crappy Nintendo emulators. More »
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