Difference between revisions of "Gens (Nick o'DIMM)"

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Video game console emulator

Gens

System(s): Sega Mega Drive, Mega-CD, 32X
OS: Windows
Developer: Stéphane Dallongeville (Gens), Nick o'DIMM
Programmed in: Assembly, C++
Last release date: 2004-02-07 (20 years ago)
Last version: 2.10-mk2

Gens 2.10-mk1/mk2, also known as Gens Hacking Version, is a modified version of the Sega Mega Drive emulator Gens. It was developed by Nick o'DIMM of Shedevr Team, and is based upon the 2.10 source code. Improvements over the original Gens include new filters, and the ability to search for Action Replay codes. Codes can also be found in Mega-CD games, although this emulator is unable to use them. Genesis Plus GX supports Mega-CD codes fully and Gens/GS can use them in the main 68000 address space.

Downloads

Download Gens (Nick o'DIMM)

File: Gens210-mk2.7z (850 kB) (info)
Current version: 2.10-mk2 (includes source code)

Old versions

Gens 2.10-mk1, plus source code. ^(info) (781 kB)

External link

Official website

References

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-[[File:GensHackingVersion.png|frame|right|Gens Hacking Version running on Windows Vista.]]
+{{EmuBob
+| bobscreen=GensHackingVersion.png
+| title=Gens
+| system=[[Sega Mega Drive]], [[Mega-CD]], [[32X]]
+| os=Windows
+| developer=Stéphane Dallongeville (Gens), Nick o'DIMM
+| language=Assembly, C++
+| date=2004-02-07
+| version=2.10-mk2
+}}
+'''Gens 2.10-mk1/mk2''', also known as '''Gens Hacking Version''', is a modified version of the [[Sega Mega Drive]] emulator [[Gens]]. It was developed by Nick o'DIMM of Shedevr Team, and is based upon the 2.10 source code. Improvements over the original Gens include new filters, and the ability to search for [[Action Replay]] codes. Codes can also be found in [[Mega-CD]] games, although this emulator is unable to use them. [[Genesis Plus GX]] supports Mega-CD codes fully and [[Gens/GS]] can use them in the main 68000 address space.
-'''Gens Hacking Version''' is a modified version of the 2.10-mk1 version [[Gens]] [[Sega Mega Drive]] emulator. It was found on the forum of a well known cheat hacking site only to nearly disappear into obscurity. It later resurfaced and was used by many cheat code hackers to create original [[Pro Action Replay]] codes for the Mega Drive, which at the time was a system barely touched by code hackers.
+==Downloads==
+{{Download|version=2.10-mk2 (includes source code)|file=Gens210-mk2.7z}}
-==Sega CD code creation==
+===Old versions===
-Gens Hacking Version actually supports PAR code creation but can't use them. If used, the codes will have no effect. However, the codes created can be used on a emulator supporting Sega CD PAR codes. [[Genesis Plus GX]] for the Nintendo Wii can use them.
+* {{file|Gens210-mk1.7z|Gens 2.10-mk1, plus source code.}}
-==Downloads==
-{{Download|version=v2.10-mk1 Souvenir (Win32)|file=Gens hacking version.zip|filesize=359KB}}
 ==External link==
-*[http://www.thegshi.org/?s=downloads#section13 Current Resting Place]
+*[http://shedevr.org.ru/cgi-bin/utilz.cgi?n=1 Official website]
-[[Category:Mega Drive Emulators]]
+==References==
+<references/>