Category Archive
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Another article on KEEP
KEEP being the European emulator project, Keeping Emulation Environments Portable
From ITexaminer.com: Attempt made to save digital information for future
Interesting: “The KEEP project goes beyond a modular emulator in that it is being called “universal” and “the world’s first general purpose” emulator. It carries a price tag of $5.2 million, contributed by the European Union.”
$5.2 million?? Yow.
I’m feeling a little frustrated though, because all I can find are news story after news story, and no solid spec info. Apparently, Dan Pinchbeck “and team” are AIMING at developing this thing, so possibly there just isn’t much out there yet and if anything, we’ll just have to ask THEM what their plans are. Or wait.
Here’s the news page from the University of Portsmouth, too, if you’re interested.
Link of the Week : Another video game emulator being developed in the UK
http://www.techradar.com/news/gaming/uk-uni-developing-massive-games-emulator-528487
Note the MAME love in the comments.
On the road to ubiquitous emulators?
Check this out: Running C and Python Code on The Web
Am I reading too much into this, or is this the beginning of a trend toward open source emulation on the web? If it is, boy, does it make me giddy.
