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Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials. Screen save capability and brightness/contrast adjust.ĭeveloper: Stephane Dallongeville, Stephane Akhoun (Linux port).
Multiple sound bitrates (11025, 2200), stereophonic sound capability, YM2612 high sound quality, and WAV and GYM sound dumps. Supports 2xSaI (Kreed) graphics filtering to make older games appear crisper than on the original console. Vertical Synchronization to disable tearing on fast-moving games such as Sonic the Hedgehog. Recording what buttons are pressed and slowing the gameplay down so it is used in making of tool-assisted speedruns. Saving console state (without relying on in-game save ability). Support for Sega CD and Sega 32X games if provided with the respective BIOS images, which are not included with the emulator. Support for Netplay using the Kaillera client. The main goal of Gens/GS is to clean up the source code and combine features from various forks of Gens. One of the notable ones is Gens/GS, maintained by GerbilSoft. There are various forks of Gens available. The emulator sports an attractive GTK+2 integrated interface.
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