Honorable Mention - MIX09 Show Off Contest - Silverlight Commodore 64 Emulator
- Posted: Mar 25, 2009 at 12:09 PM
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Cycle-exact Commodore 64 emulator written in C#, much ported from C++ Frodo emulator. Done just to prove Silverlight can do almost anything. Most C64 hardware is emulated and it’s running off real C64 ROM images. Display is a MediaStreamSource 50fps video
I’m generating from raw emulated VIC-II graphics chip output.
Built by:
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Pete Brown
Tools used:
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2008, Silverlight 3
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Man, does that bring back memories!
Glad you all liked it. I'll release the source to codeplex shortly. Plus, there should be a show on hanselminutes in the next week, and a brief look at this and my sl3 synthesizer on the continuum show soon.
I had a ton of fun doing this
Pete
God I'm old.
-dave-
Pete
Yep, you nailed that one. You can find the original as "Unreal Who" on http://whomix.trilete.net/ The platformer game in the video was Dr Who, "Second Reality" was the first time I saw my PC do something more impressive than my commdore, and that remix is one of my favorite, so thought it would be a good match
Pete
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