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1. AMIGA EMULATOR ONLINE LEMMINGS ZIP FILE
2. AMIGA EMULATOR ONLINE LEMMINGS MOD
3. AMIGA EMULATOR ONLINE LEMMINGS PATCH
4. AMIGA EMULATOR ONLINE LEMMINGS ANDROID

Which can't do the CD32, so I'll strike it off for that reason alone (although there are other reasons).

So choosing the right emulator to begin with is important. Sadly uae files aren't universal between emulators. We trick it into thinking these uae's are the actual "game Roms". These files are known as uae files, as that is the extension we tell Hyperspin to look for.

Each game requires a config file that points to where the particular hdf game file is, what kick-start (i.e Bios) to use, video settings, control bindings etc. Unfortunately we can't just point the emulator to these hdf files, it's not that simple. Having this is a nice nostalgic nod, I'm sure genuine Amiga fans will appreciate. Continuing to use these with the workbench (Amiga's OS) hdf I created. I decided to keep the game folders extracted from the whdload zip files. This removes the need for the bootloader. So the best way to launch these Amiga games from the Hyperspin wheel, is to actually use HDF versions of the games. I suspected it was the "ultimate amiga" bootloader for the Hyperspin wheel at fault, which proved to be correct. Very confusing as the same game files worked fine from a workbench environment I'd set up, with it's own bootloader I added in. All seemed well and good until I started testing games and found many wouldn't work.

AMIGA EMULATOR ONLINE LEMMINGS PATCH

They needed to be extracted out and we used a bootloader to patch the files for the emulator and launch the games.

AMIGA EMULATOR ONLINE LEMMINGS ANDROID

Second problem for us Android users anyway, is that we can't use the zip files directly with an emulator. It's my belief that this naming is what is really holding us back doing the Amiga justice. This throws the database entries and all media assets out of whack.

AMIGA EMULATOR ONLINE LEMMINGS ZIP FILE

It's based from the Whdload zip file names, which was a logical choice BUT the problem is these zip names keep changing over time as they get updated. The first real issue is the naming that Hyperspin has been using for some time now. I'll try to explain why and how I've decided to proceed, keeping you guys up to speed with my progress here. This project I've taken on is a mammoth undertaking, as the Amiga is quite a complicated system to do.

As I do have a "proof of concept" setup working! I decided it would be best to start my own thread, streamlining it to show the best way to get this done. That thread has become quite long and it's quite confusing with people choosing to emulate the Amiga in different ways. I should know, as of late I've essentially taken it over! It's one of the most viewed threads in the Android section, so clearly many of you adore the Amiga as much as I do. Sorry.I realise there is already a thread for the Commodore Amiga in the Android section. The graphics on MS-DOS port were OK, probably because it was only ECS on Amiga and the PC port was later in 1993 (when PC games started getting better).

AMIGA EMULATOR ONLINE LEMMINGS MOD

Apart from that, there's one reason why Amiga version of Flashback is the only one worth playing - the amazing MOD soundtrack by none other than Raphael Gesqua 😄 Screenshots look similar between the both, but the motion on the PC was just yukky (you'll see it if you try yourself) - probably because PC's had immature blitting techniques and the Copper Hardware on Commodore's systems really helped with that fluidity. Both Lemmings 2 and Lemmings 3 as well as Delphines' Flashback were all originally created on the Amiga, the Sega Megadrive/Genesis versions are also usually good because it has a similar architecture (68000 CPU), but the MS-DOS floppy version of Flashback was lacking in some areas - it's a port, and a bit of shovelware.