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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Topic started by: SysAdmin on December 25, 2012, 07:09:08 AM
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News from SAE (Scripted Amiga Emulator Site)
This site is a demonstration of the 'SAE' project, an experimental Amiga emulator in pure javascript and HTML5. For details, please refer to the readme (http://scriptedamigaemulator.net/readme.htm) file.
scriptedamigaemulator.net (http://scriptedamigaemulator.net/)
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This has been a long time coming! :)
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Humm, it goes very slow loading games and demos, but it is interesting to people know how is an Amiga.
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Works really well, about 70% to 80% A500 speed on a 5 year old MacBook! :)
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Not sure its running at full a500 speed, dropping sound, but still very cool...
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I'm bumping this because I'm shocked that so few people felt inclined to comment on probably the biggest new since Commodore went under!?
The Amiga can now be emulated by a web browser...
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Wow. That is a staggering achievement! Well done to the Rupert.
I'm very impressed. I think the Amiga is one of the hardest systems to emulate.
I hope they don't get in trouble for allowing all those games to be played.
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:bump:
This is the coolest thing I have ever seen in my life! :D
It even works on my Android phone in Dolphin Browser. :)
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Bumping this to alert everyone that it no longer need WebGL to work, which means it runs on my iPad Mini... at 5fps... But at least it runs!!! :)
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Very cool.
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Can it load any adf image throwed at it, or only the bundled games?
Nevermind, i saw it just right now. :)
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Sadly, will not run on my Touchpad, in the native browser or the Advanced Browser.
Ah, well.
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Sadly, will not run on my Touchpad, in the native browser or the Advanced Browser.
Ah, well.
Try and find a WebKit browser, all you need is html5 support!
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I'm bumping this because I'm shocked that so few people felt inclined to comment on probably the biggest newff since Commodore went under!?
The Amiga can now be emulated by a web browser...
We sure have come along way. I remember the first UAE builds, then WinUAE, and now a web browser.
Suddenly, I feel...old.
-P
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Wow! This is very cool.
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Sadly, will not run on my Touchpad, in the native browser or the Advanced Browser.
Ah, well.
Can't you run Android apps on WebOS?
In fact, IIRC you can even run Cyanogen Mod ROMs on the Touchpads.
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So far as I know, Android apps will not run on WebOS, but you can install (dual-boot, even) Android on the TouchPad. I think they have almost all of the major devices working on the unit. I've been thinking about it. I have a spare 32GB TouchPad still in its box. Been planning on selling it since I got it, but I might wind up using it.
Staying off-topic for two more seconds, I've run Android-x86 in VirtualBox and it's pretty neat to play with. I think it might be nice on the TP.
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So far as I know, Android apps will not run on WebOS, but you can install (dual-boot, even) Android on the TouchPad. I think they have almost all of the major devices working on the unit. I've been thinking about it. I have a spare 32GB TouchPad still in its box. Been planning on selling it since I got it, but I might wind up using it.
Staying off-topic for two more seconds, I've run Android-x86 in VirtualBox and it's pretty neat to play with. I think it might be nice on the TP.
Here you go! :)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1811480
This looks pretty cool too: http://www.extremetech.com/mobile/141855-open-webos-can-now-run-as-an-android-app-ios-needs-to-watch-its-back