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1. MAC EMULATOR AMIGA MAC OS
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3. MAC EMULATOR AMIGA DOWNLOAD
4. MAC EMULATOR AMIGA MAC

In 1988 the first Apple Mac emulator, A-Max, was released as an external device for any Amiga. The user needed to own the real Macintosh or Mac ROMs to legally run the emulator. It required an Apple Macintosh ROM image, or actual ROMs in the case of A-Max, which needed to be obtained from a real Macintosh. Both allowed the Amiga to emulate an Apple Macintosh and run the Macintosh Operating System. Never try to use a Fusion partition with Shapeshifter (or vice versa), though, as it will screw up the entire drive - the two use the partitions differently.Also introduced for the Amiga were two products, A-Max (both internal and external models) and the Emplant expansion card. On another note: If possible, give the Mac a dedicated partition - it's much, much faster than using a hard drive file. It's certainly not smooth (with a graphics card, you'd never guess that the computer was anything other than a Mac, except it runs a little faster), but it's definitely worth trying if you've got the OS and can hunt down a ROM. Turns out that (under Fusion, with MacOS 8.1), I get roughly 3/4 the speed with an AGA display (hires laced, 256 colours) that I get with my graphics card (16-bit, 800圆00, CV64/3D in a Zorro II slot). I was about to rubbish this post, but I thought I should really test it first. Infact, Sim City 2000 is supposed to run faster in Mac emu than Amiga version! Again, to achieve good Mac speeds, it comes down to configuring it. Rubbish! I have a 256 colour screen running pretty smooth on my A1200/060/AGA. I use 6581sid for music (rather than the slow PlaySID). It was only more complex games like Ikari Warriors that requiered FS1.

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Still, it's faster than Frodo.Īctually, i got this beauty running at full speed with FS0 with sound on most games. You really need to alter the settings and settle for less accurate emulation (frame skipping, etc) to really play any games with it. I've found that Fusion performs better on 040 and 060 Amigas, and Shapeshifter is better for 030s. 3, not sure which) is freely available from Apple's website, but you have to dig around in order to find it.

MAC EMULATOR AMIGA MAC OS

If you have the Mac ROM, you'll get a "?" symbol on the screen, but the emulator won't do anything until you've got Mac OS installed.

You absolutely must have a graphics card to run Mac emulation on an Amiga, otherwise the emulator has to run the usual chunky-to-planar conversion, you're stuck on a two-colour screen, and it is much too slow to be usable. These are the ones I use more than the others. There are many more emulators available, both of the systems outlined above and others. Recommended minimum system: Any 060/66MHz AmigaĮmulator quality: Both are fast and compatibleĮmulator quality: Sound is a bit ropey speed varies Recommended minimum system: Any 060/66MHz Amiga, graphics cardĮmulation quality: Fairly accurate and compatible may have problems with an 060Įmulation quality: Reasonably compatible slow but altering settings can boost this Recommended minimum system: A1200/A4000 060/66MHzĮmulation quality: Accurate but most games unusably slow Other requirements: Mac ROM (512K or 1MB) Mac OS 6-8.1Įmulation quality: Accurate but very, very slow Recommended minimum system: Any 030/50MHz Amiga, MMU, graphics card Recommended minimum system: A1200 030/50MHz Recommended minimum system: A1200 020 with fast RAM Recommended system: A4000 060/66MHz, Zorro III/PCI gfx card Recommended minimum system: A1200 060/66MHzĮmulation quality: Slow curiosity value only

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Recommended minimum system: A1200 030/40MHzĮmulator: Either AmiGB (fast) or Wzonka-Lad (accurate and compatible)Įmulator: AmiGenerator (the only non-PPC emulator)Įmulation quality: Very slow not worth the download time