For most games this isn't a problem, but SF2 and Gauntlet (Rampage cab) use stereo sound, and the missing left channel means missing sound effects. On all boards I've seen, only the RIGHT audio is passed to the amp. Sound goes through a NSIWAY NS4165 ~3W mono amplifier chip to a single 4" speaker on the control panel. Memory 128MB DDR3, Flash storage 128MB connected via 4-channel SPI interface
#Windows mode taito type x2 emulator android#
Hardware Info (1st Gen):ĭevelopment platform was this Olimex board.ĬPU is a single-core AllWinner A13 SoC ("System On a Chip") + AXP209 power controller - both are used in many low-end Android tablets. 1st Gen use a single-core CPU, and 2nd Gen use a quad-core CPU. There are now two distinct hardware types - 1st Gen games (AtariDeluxe12in1/Asteroids/AsteroidsDeluxe/Centipede/FinalFight/Galaga/PacMan/Rampage/StreetFighter2/SpaceInvaders 3/4 scale uprights) and 2nd Gen games (MK2, likely Final Fight, Golden Tee, and all the countertop-size mini cabinets). (2nd Gen = MK2/~~FF/~~GT and later, including the counter-cade mini machines.) HARDWARE INFO: NEWS 28: Added "1st Gen" and "2nd Gen" hardware sections. Countercades are Gen2, even if the games were a Gen1 release. Uprights use 17" 1280x1024 monitor like Gen1.
#Windows mode taito type x2 emulator software#
NEWS 29: Added additional "2nd Gen" hardware and software info - 256MB RAM, runs Armbian. Controls match SF2 exactly (but FF uses only 2 buttons per player.) Should be trivial to add FF's games to a SF board, to make a "7-in-1". It uses the same board as all the other 1st-Gen games.
NEWS 30: Final Fight is not a 2nd-Gen game. If my info has been helpful for your hacking & you'd like to say thanks:
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