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| − | *Chip-8 (WAVE-8): Supports base CHIP-8, as well as SuperChip 1.1, hires CHIP-8, XO-CHIP 1.1(full audio support), MegaChip(no audio), and | + | *Chip-8 (WAVE-8): Supports base CHIP-8, as well as SuperChip 1.1, hires CHIP-8, XO-CHIP 1.1(full audio support), MegaChip(no audio), HyperWaveCHIP-64, and HYPERCHIP-64(no audio). Exclusive to Wave. |
==GBA== | ==GBA== | ||
Revision as of 02:30, 20 October 2022
Wave Multi-Emulator combines multiple emulators together into one Scratch Project!
Platform = Web Browsers
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| Developer(s) | oxiti8, 52525rr, Geotale, Kouzeru |
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| Latest version | 0.8.7 |
| Active | Yes |
| Platform(s) | Scratch |
| Emulates | CHIP-8 + extensions Game Boy/Color NES Game Boy Advance Nintendo DS Bytepusher |
| Accuracy | System-Dependent |
| Programmed in | Scratch |
| License | CC BY-SA 2.0 |
| Source code | GitHub |
Contents
Features
Game Boy/Game Boy Color
- Game Boy/Game Boy Color (DualGB): Decent GB and GBC support, has audio. Current version found exclusively in Wave.
CHIP-8
- Chip-8 (WAVE-8): Supports base CHIP-8, as well as SuperChip 1.1, hires CHIP-8, XO-CHIP 1.1(full audio support), MegaChip(no audio), HyperWaveCHIP-64, and HYPERCHIP-64(no audio). Exclusive to Wave.
GBA
- Game Boy Advance(REGBA V0.0.5): Expect little to nothing to work, especially not any retail games. Unlike the other emulators in Wave, REGBA expects ROMs to be in base-64 format. Available separately.
NDS
- Nintendo DS: Simple homebrew like TinyFB runs, main issue is actually memory constraints. Doesn’t play any retail games. Available separately.
NES
- Nintendo Entertainment System (Cool NES 2.4): Compatibility is the same as CoolNES 2.4. Available separately.
Bytepusher
- Bytepusher (1s1s BP): Limited to 400KB of memory due to the Scratch list limit. Available separately.
Converting Roms
- Scratch does not allow you to upload files directly during runtime, so you have to convert the desired rom to either a hexadecimal or Base-64 format string depending on the emulator.
