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''KGen'' (1997) was [[Steve Snake]]'s very first [[SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis]] [[emulator]] and also the first one in the [[KGen (series)|KGen-Series]]. It was programmed in 1997 and not only was the first (and at that time the only) emulator with decent compatibility and real [[Yamaha]] [[YM2612]] (The FM-Synthesizer-Chip of the console) emulation. It only runs on DOS systems (Also on Windows 9x and the [http://www.dosbox.com DOSBox-emulator].) | ''KGen'' (1997) was [[Steve Snake]]'s very first [[SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis]] [[emulator]] and also the first one in the [[KGen (series)|KGen-Series]]. It was programmed in 1997 and not only was the first (and at that time the only) emulator with decent compatibility and real [[Yamaha]] [[YM2612]] (The FM-Synthesizer-Chip of the console) emulation. It only runs on DOS systems (Also on Windows 9x and the [http://www.dosbox.com DOSBox-emulator].) | ||
There were two later versions of KGen. '''[[KGen-X]]''', a rewrite of KGen which was never released, and '''[[KGen98]]''', a complete rewrite of KGen with lots of new features and redesigns. | There were two later versions of KGen. '''[[KGen-X]]''', a rewrite of KGen which was never released, and '''[[KGen98]]''', a complete rewrite of KGen with lots of new features and redesigns. | ||
Revision as of 22:41, 31 July 2008
KGen (1997) was Steve Snake's very first SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis emulator and also the first one in the KGen-Series. It was programmed in 1997 and not only was the first (and at that time the only) emulator with decent compatibility and real Yamaha YM2612 (The FM-Synthesizer-Chip of the console) emulation. It only runs on DOS systems (Also on Windows 9x and the DOSBox-emulator.)
There were two later versions of KGen. KGen-X, a rewrite of KGen which was never released, and KGen98, a complete rewrite of KGen with lots of new features and redesigns.