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SPECCY EMULATORS FOR CBM 64 |
This page last updated on 31st August 1997
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1 emulator listed:
[Spectrum 48]
(Some information from Adam Roach's comp.emulators.misc FAQ)
Spectrum 48 (Whitby Computers Ltd.) |
- Emulates Sinclair BASIC only - no Z80 emulation, so no machine code
programs work. Microdrive emulated via 1541/1571 disk drive.
- Loads Microdrive files from disk.
- Saves Microdrive files to disk.
- No real tape support.
- Requires just a basic C64.
- Slow - well, it is just BASIC and it is on a C64!
- Freeware?
- Allows C64 users to see some of the superiority of Sinclair's masterpiece
(well you try and think of a good point!). And Sinclair BASIC
is somewhat more useful than Commodore's attempt.
- Useless for all but the most BASIC of games (pun intended).
- No other comments.
- Available from here
for the time being (ZIPped up .P00 file for use with the PC64 CBM 64 emulator).
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