Win Arcadia (Ami Arcadia) v36.04
AmiArcadia est le port amélioré de Tunix2001 ex 'Win Arcadia 2001' (par Gavin Turner) pour Amiga. Ecrit par James Jacobs et Gavin Turner, cette version est en fait le port Windows du port Amiga ! (un backport)
Il émule les consoles basées sur la famille des Arcadia 2001 : Bandai, Emerson, Grandstand, Hanimex, Intervision, Leisure‑Vision, Leonardo, MPT‑03, Ormatu, Palladium, Poppy, Robdajet, Rowtron, Tele‑Fever, Tempest, Tryom, Tunix, etc. Il supporte également l’Interton VC 4000 et l’Elektor TV Games Computer.
Il prend en charge de nombreuses machines 2650 basées sur PIPBUG/BINBUG, telles que les Electronics Australia 77up2/78up5, le Signetics Adaptable Board Computer, l’Eurocard 2650, ainsi que le Signetics Instructor 50 (1978), le Signetics TWIN (1976), le Central Data 2650 (1977), le PHUNSY microcomputer (c.1980), le Ravensburger Selbstbaucomputer / 2650 Minimal Computer (1984) et le Hofacker MIKIT 2650 (1978).
Il émule aussi plusieurs machines d’arcade 2650, notamment les jeux Zaccaria (Astro Wars, Galaxia, Laser Battle, Lazarian) et Kitronix (Malzak 1 & 2).
Les jeux électroniques basés sur les chipsets AY‑3‑8500/8550/8600 sont également supportés, dont le Coleco Telstar Galaxy, le Sheen TVG‑201 et d’autres systèmes Pong AY‑3‑85xx.
Enfin, il prend en charge la machine éducative électronique VTech Type‑Right (1985).
In this guide
AmiArcadia is the enhanced port of Tunix2001, formerly 'Win Arcadia 2001' (by Gavin Turner), for the Amiga. Written by James Jacobs and Gavin Turner, this version is actually a Windows port of the Amiga port! (a backport) It emulates consoles based on the Arcadia 2001 family: Bandai, Emerson, Grandstand, Hanimex, Intervision, Leisure‑Vision, Leonardo, MPT‑03, Ormatu, Palladium, Poppy, Robdajet, Rowtron, Tele‑Fever, Tempest, Tryom, Tunix, etc. It also supports the Interton VC 4000 and the Elektor TV Games Computer. It supports numerous PIPBUG/BINBUG-based 2650 machines, such as the Electronics Australia 77up2/78up5, the Signetics Adaptable Board Computer, the Eurocard 2650, as well as the Signetics Instructor 50 (1978), the Signetics TWIN (1976), the Central Data 2650 (1977), the PHUNSY microcomputer (c.1980), the Ravensburger Selbstbaucomputer / 2650 Minimal Computer (1984), and the Hofacker MIKIT 2650 (1978). It also emulates several 2650-based arcade machines, including the Zaccaria games (Astro Wars, Galaxia, Laser Battle, Lazarian) and Kitronix (Malzak 1 & 2). Electronic games based on the AY‑3‑8500/8550/8600 chipsets are also supported, including the Coleco Telstar Galaxy, the Sheen TVG‑201, and other AY‑3‑85xx Pong systems. Finally, it supports the VTech Type‑Right (1985) electronic educational machine. It covers the machine: Arcadia 2001.
1. Installation
- Download the latest version from the project's official website.
- Extract the archive into a dedicated folder.
- Launch it once: it will create its configuration and subfolders.
2. Good to know
- Arcade games stay zipped: do not extract them.
- It's best to use a file set matching the emulator's version: this avoids most verification errors.
- Many arcade cabinets require inserting a coin before starting the game.
3. Not working?
- The game doesn't appear → check that its extension is among the formats listed above.
- Verification error on launch → the file set doesn't match the emulator's version.