http://code.google.com/p/freedo/
This has been a big year for the 3DO with the ability to now sign disks and FreeDO going open source.
FreeDO has gone Open Source
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The same thought crossed my mind ...BryWI wrote:I thought this was an early april fools joke. OK. Who wants to take bets on when that site is going to disappear?
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I will forever hope though. We haven't had any major 3DO happenings since the Older Games releases back in 2007, so we are due.
Most wanted - Eye of Typhoon, 3DO Magazines issues #14 & #15, Pro Stadium, Defcon 5
Yeah, it's there. You'll need SVN to check it out (or I guess just browse to each file independently). It looks like it's just the core system code, though. Stuff like the CPU and Madam components. I don't see any UI stuff.
Seems like it's probably meant more for people to build their own new emulators out of, or to port to other platforms. Unless I'm missing something. There's surprisingly little code here.
Seems like it's probably meant more for people to build their own new emulators out of, or to port to other platforms. Unless I'm missing something. There's surprisingly little code here.