#Emulator mac mame Pc

IвЂ™m slowly drifting away from the Xbox and on to PC Gaming again. Threw too much money at that, but now it runs great and hauls the track/race bike. Sold and moved out of the condo to a house.

Attained some sponsors for next years race season. Tore down and built the race bike back up using all the best goodies. I wrecked my street bike, donвЂ™t worry I have two now. I got my race license for AFM a couple months ago. Since thereвЂ™s rarely any new emulators or news for Mac, it shouldnвЂ™t be too hard and I can still to the current revs instead of posting previous versions, updates, unstable versions, etc.ДЄ little bit of what IвЂ™ve been up to away from the computerвЂ¦ IвЂ™ve starting taking my sport bike to the track. Therefore I will try and work on it this weekend and future weekends if time permits. After checking the stats, I see that the site is still visited quiet a bit. The only thing I see being a small issue for me is that the great emulators by Richard Bannister and the awesome n64 emulator sixty force probably arenвЂ™t ever going to be in there, but itвЂ™s still one of the coolest things to hit the Mac Emulation scene in a long long time. I will download and do a more in depth review, but I figured IвЂ™d give yaвЂ™ll the chance to check them out too.

It looks very user friendly and seems to support a large number of emulators (they call them cores) and game pads for your gaming pleasure. It looks like itвЂ™s combined a lot of open source emulators into one application, similar to MESS but with a very nice GUI in front. It reminds me a little of the Rom Collection Browser plugin for XBMC (soon to be Kodi) except it seems easier to use but with less features.

Emulator mac mame