Genesis Plus / Pocket PC Emulation: Must be identical to Genesis Plus / SDL.
Kernel 68K: Musashi or Cyclone - to choose from.
Sound: Works.
Save / Download States: Works, but when loading it is necessary to use the same kernel as when saving.
Toolbars: Yes, they are switched by the hardware button.
Screen tap-zones: Yes, they work until they are configured.
Zipped ROMs: Loaded.
The most important is speed.
Almost all the games work fine on my typewriter - iPAQ 2210, the percent is driven up to 530Mhz, with such settings:
sound = on
frameskip = 2
core = cyclone
If the game is not supported by the Cyclone core (ex. Shining Force), use the Musashi core. But frameskip will have to be greatly increased.
Unsatisfactory speed went only "Comix Zone"
Using:
Download the build for your processor. Unpack the archive into a directory. Run GenPP.exe. Select ROM. Play;)
Configuration (genpp.cfg): core - select the type of emulation of the main processor (Motorola 68000) - Cyclone or Musashi.
Cyclone is faster, but compatibility is worse than that of Musashi
z80 - emulation of the second processor (Z80) - MAME, DrZ80 or not to emulate at all (off).
The DrZ80 is faster, but again less compatible than the MAME - Sonic 2 with the DrZ80 does not produce sound.
Turning off the emulation is likely to turn off the sound.
rotateright - Option for left-handers and other people who need to turn the screen in the other direction.
tapzone_X - here it is simple. For example, tapzone_1 = abc means that, when taped in tapzone 1, the emulsion will produce a simultaneous "press of the buttons" A + B + C.
Valid characters:
a - A button,
b - B button,
c - C button,
u - UP button,
d - DOWN button,
l - LEFT button,
r - RIGHT button,
About the settings of a particular game: These settings can be saved from the main panel of the emulator. What for?
I explain. Let's say Vectorman works wonderfully with core = cyclone and z80 = drz80. And the Shining Force is launched only with core = musashi. Constantly edit the main config is not interesting.
Here it is.
Settings are saved to the ROM directory with the ROM ROM and the .cfg extension.
Note: Values ​​from this file override the settings of the main file.
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