Créé par Avery Lee (l’auteur de VirtualDub), il s’agit d’un émulateur d’Atari 8 bits (800/800XL/130XE) disponible en 32 et 64 bits. Il dispose de beaucoup d’options ainsi que d’une bonne compatibilité. Il prend en charge les jeux protégés conformément à l’émulation. Il s’agit d’une version de développement au stade de béta.
– New unified system configuration dialog to reduce menuitis by combining almost all of the system configuration commands into one big paged dialog. This dialog also now has contextual hover-over help for each option. Most of the commands have now been removed from the menu, but the menu commands are still there and can still be key-bound. This includes sub-pages that used to be separate dialogs, like speed options and devices.
– Reorganized menu and keyboard shortcuts to move some commonly used commands from Alt+Shift+key to just Alt+key, particularly disk and system configuration. You’ll need to reset keyboard shortcuts to default to see this, or rebind the commands yourself.
– The profiler is now integrated into the performance analyzer. It’s not completely finished, but you can now generate a profile view from either a time range or the entire trace. Toolbar has also been redone.
– Command-line help has been cleaned up so it’s no longer an unformatted mass of text shoved into a message box. Obsolete switches have been removed and some formerly undocumented switches are now listed. There are now also /d3d9 and /d3d11 switches.
– There is now an FDCWTDATA logging channel to interpret the Write Track data during a format in full disk emulation mode, making it easier to interpret the track layout used by firmware.
– Default sector interleave for disk images has been updated and there is now an option in the Disk Drives dialog to change the interleave on an existing disk image to several common interleave patterns. This allows using accurate sector timing with high-speed operation without having to reformat disks to get them into proper interleave.
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