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From the home page:
Changelog for Emame for Series 60 (and Motorola A925).
1.0 (31 October 2004)- EMame for Series 60 was ported to the Motorola A925.
- The user interface was changed, so that the list of installed games is now the main view.
- Screen rotation added (very useful on the Motorola).
- Enabled samples.
- Rom file directories were changed.
- Vector games are always run in "Normal size" mode, since the vector display is scaled to the screen size anyway, and running the scaling algorithm only slows things down.
- A significant speed-up of the scaling algorithm (used pacman with no frameskip and audio on as benchmark; was 27, now 31.5 fps).
- New scaling algorithm that makes a nicer scaling. Speed of this algorithm is the same as the old one had in 0.98. There is now an option to select between the two algorithms.
- Made all the input settings available, so that games that use, for example, analog joysticks run.
- Made the scroll key in non-scaled mode configurable (through the in-game menu). Also, frame skipping and speed throttling can now be configured from within the game.
- Auto frame skipping is now enabled by default, with a maximum frame skip of 9.
WHAT IS EMAME?
From the home page:
EMame for the Series 60 and for the A925 is free software and currently runs on: - Series 60 phones: Nokia N-Gage, Siemens SX-1, Nokia 6600, and probably most other models. The very first Series 60 models, the Nokia 7650 and Nokia 3650, can only run the miniature version of EMame, called "Micro-EMame", due to very limitied memory.
- UIQ phones: Motorola A925 (and probably the Motorola A1000 when it is out).
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