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VICE 1.14 (OSX) | * | ||
Power64 3 | * | Roland Lieger | A truly impressive emulator. The support around the core emulator does
most things one could possibly ask for; Single-cycle emulation, REU-emulation,
great soundsupport, gamecheating options, separate windows for diskdirectories
with drag&drop filecopying and fileinfo-editing, mounting of folders
as harddisks and much more. News inversion 2.7: display of current keyboard layout, support for GZ compressed disks. Versions in german, spanish and french plus a Vic20 emulator is also availible on the homepage. (00-03-08) |
Mac64 0.4 | Earle Philhower DISCONTINUED |
Mac64 was one of the first C64 emulators for Macintosh. The graphics support
is pretty mediocre and there is no sound. Mac64 has been outclassed by other
emulators by now, but it is still an interesting toy. File contains both 68k and PPC version. |
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VICE 2.3 (PPC) | * | Arthur Choung DISCONTINUED |
A port of a portable emulator. Sourcecode availible here. |
VICE 2.3 (680x0) | * | Keith Miller DISCONTINUED |
A port of a portable emulator. |
Frodo/MacOS 4.1.9 | * | Richard Bannister | Probably the most solid C64 emulator for the Macintosh. Great soundsupport, single cycle mode, REU-emualtion, built-in turboload, smooth videomode and much more. (00-02-01) |
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SidPlay 2.5 | * | Andreas Varga | A player for C64 SID-files. Also check out the homepage refered to for
something called SidPlug. Changes in version 2.5 includes; improved reSID compatibility, SIDStation support, ability to play songs over the net, appearence-changes and various bugfixes. (00-05-20) |
SidPlug 1.0b2 | * | Andreas Varga | A Browser PlugIn to enable playing of Sid-files directly from homepages! |
SidLib 1.1 | * | Andreas Varga | If you are a programmer, and want to use C64 music in your own application, you don't need to use samples any longer, because here is SIDLib |
reSID 0.8/4 | * | reSID is a high precision emulator for the C64 Sound Chip (MOS 6581 SID (Sound Interface Device)), that can be used instead of Power64's built in SID emulation. It offers higher accuracy of sound emulation, but requires a fast (> 200MHz) Macintosh to run. Sourcecode included. (00-03-08) |