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From: ironside@guitar-slim.cs.unlv.edu (Shawn Talbert)
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Subject: Re: GAMEBOY EMULATOR
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Date: 4 Apr 91 00:15:19 GMT
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In article <9419@mentor.cc.purdue.edu>, maverjj@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (John Maver) writes:
) From: maverjj@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (John Maver)
) Subject: GAMEBOY EMULATOR
) Date: Wed, 3 Apr 91 07:51:27 PST
) Organization: Purdue University
) 
) 
) 	The gameboy emulator is on ab20 in /amiga as emulators.  I guess who-
) ever uploaded it wrote over the old directory by mistake.  Anyway, although 
) there is no compression format evident, it is lharced.  The included game - 
) Tetris.z80 will not work, because it is assembly source code and needs to be 
) compiled.  I do not have an assembly compiler, so it would be wonderfull if a 
) compiled version was uploaded.  Also, any other games besides tetris would be
) great.
) 
) 				Thanks,
) 	 			John Maver


	I am almost certain I have seen a CPM emulator for the amiga (PD). If you get your hands on that, there are many CPM Z80 assemblers available. Perhaps this way you could compile the program yourself and see it run. Too bad there is no author associated with the gameboy port.. It seems like a serious effort. I presume that the physical gameboy uses a Z80 processor? I found that suprising... If anyone knows more of this program, or availability of programs for it, POST! 
 

 
:)