Alsp releases beta version of Atari 800 emulator for native firmware

From Alsp on the Dingoonity forums:

"Hi,

Please find result of my hard weekend work Smiley - Beta version of Atari800 emulator for Official Firmware.
http://dingoo.alsp.net/atari800_2_1_0-dingoo.zip
It is port of latest version of Atari800 emulator (v2.1.0)

Just extract archive to some folder in internal memory and start 'Atari800.app' via "3D game".
After it press "L" -> choose Run Atari Program -> Choose any Atari Image to run

Whats new:

2010-02-14:
- Initial port of original version
Keys in emulator:
up,down,left,right, A - joystik
start - start
select - select
Y - option
B - return
X - space
L - emulator menu
R - reserved for keyboard
Power - soft reset

Plans:
- danzeff on screen keyboard support
- possible bugs fixing ;-)

Known bugs:
- working only from internal drive

If you will detect some bugs - please report here..."

Comments

  1. Emu also work on SD card, but sometimes joy not work (zybex), how can I incrase/decrase volume?

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  2. Only games with .com seem to work everything else crashes the atari.Also he needs to add the fix for unpawed dingoos.

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  3. Awesome! More development for the native firmware is always welcome.

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  4. Go take a look at the original Dingoonity posting: there have been a couple of minor updates already!

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  5. agreed that native development of emus is great. can someone do a youtube vid of this ? What is it like ?

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  6. this is awesome - does it work on the A330?

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