I also bought a Neo Geo cab, but that’s in the house in the living room right now.

I have the cabinet, new controls… but lack the screen right now. Once I’m done with the PC, I’ll probably start working on building a MAME cabinet. Probably also why the mac rarely gets used from emu any more. I’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, don’t worry I have two now. I got my race license for AFM a couple months ago. Since there’s rarely any new emulators or news for Mac, it shouldn’t be too hard and I can still to the current revs instead of posting previous versions, updates, unstable versions, etc.Ī little bit of what I’ve been up to away from the computer… I’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 aren’t ever going to be in there, but it’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 I’d give ya’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 it’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.

Gambatte emulator mac