Emulicious 2015-12-03

Description

Emulicious is a free to use multi-system emulator for Windows, Linux, Mac OS(X) and any other operating system supporting Java SE.

You don’t need to install Java on your system in order to run Emulicious. It only requires the Java binaries to run. For Windows users there’s a download including current Java binaries (see Emulicious Downloads Section).

Emulicious consists of the following emulators:

A Nintendo Game Boy Emulator
A Nintendo Game Boy Color Emulator
A Sega Master System Emulator
A Sega Game Gear Emulator

Even though Emulicious aims for precision and cycle accurate emulation it still provides some additional features and tools:

Automatic Updates
Adjustable Turbo
Adjustable Throttle
IPS Patching
Savestates (Master System/Game Gear only)

Tools (Master System/Game Gear only):

Debugger (including an interactive disassembler with automated code/data separation)
Profiler
Tracer
Memory Editor
Palette Viewer
Tile Viewer
Tilemap Viewer
Sprite Viewer
Memory Tracer

The debugger provides many features that can be useful for ROM hacking and Homebrew development. It provides customizable syntax highlighting, trace logging, breakpoints and watchpoints. A Reference Hierarchy helps in understanding a program flow, the profiler helps in identifying hotspots. A powerful expression syntax allows the definition of useful conditions for breakpoints/watchpoints. Breakpoints halting on accesses of uninitialized memory and inconsistent states after interrupts can help to avoid unnecessary programming mistakes.

Changelog

An update of Emulicious has been released!

Changelog:

Several bugs have been fixed and some inconsistencies have been eliminated
Performance has been improved
An option to enable scanlines has been added
Sub-line selections in the debugger have been enabled
The disassembler has been made more stable to significantly reduce the number of crashes and freezes caused by it
The reference hierarchy has been improved and now also supports jump tables, pointer tables and RAM addresses