Yeah, I've used it. Debugging and scripting is not as good as Virtual T. It also cannot handle some ROMs. For example, the 8201A emulation doesn't do ROMs at all.
On the upside, it emulates all the chips, so the timing is cycle precise. It also has the familiar MAME interface and command line options. (Presuming you've used MESS). I rarely use it because I can't just run it on any machine; it uses lots of CPU. (Also, why does it default to blurring the pixels? That doesn't even make sense for an LCD.) I did find a need for it a few months ago when I reported that Virtual T was running FOR loops slightly too fast. --Ben On October 23, 2026 1:13:13 PM PDT, "John R. Hogerhuis" <[email protected]> wrote: >Found out on Facebook that MAME emulator supports the Model 100 and 200... >if I knew that before I forgot. Anyone used it? Any opinions on its >debugging and scriptability versus VirtualT? > >-- John.
