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Hello everyone!
I'm very happy to announce the full open-sourcing of Continuum 93, the fantasy retro computer emulator I've been developing for the last 3 years. It is inspired by the architecture of iconic machines like the ZX Spectrum, Amiga, and NES, but built from the ground up to offer scalable, modern performance within a fixed retro environment.
I released the complete source code under the permissive MIT license, inviting the community to examine, port, and contribute to the project.
Continuum 93 is a fully spec'd fantasy console built on the MonoGame framework. It features:
I believe that keeping the emulator open-source is essential for its longevity and for the preservation of its unique architecture.
I'd love to hear your feedback, see your contributions, or just chat about the low-level design choices! Critique? Fire up that too, it will definitely help the project!
Relevant reads:
Fantasy consoles/computers
Huge wiki with all kind of emulation resources
I'm very happy to announce the full open-sourcing of Continuum 93, the fantasy retro computer emulator I've been developing for the last 3 years. It is inspired by the architecture of iconic machines like the ZX Spectrum, Amiga, and NES, but built from the ground up to offer scalable, modern performance within a fixed retro environment.
I released the complete source code under the permissive MIT license, inviting the community to examine, port, and contribute to the project.
What is Continuum 93?
Continuum 93 is a fully spec'd fantasy console built on the MonoGame framework. It features:
- Custom CPU: Uses a proprietary, low-level Assembly instruction set.
- Graphics: Supports 8 distinct layered video pages at a 480x270 resolution.
- Scalable Performance: The CPU frequency dynamically adapts to the host system, running from low-end vintage speeds up to 600MHz+ on modern hardware.
- Tools: Includes a separate disassembler, debugger, and video inspector to aid development.
I believe that keeping the emulator open-source is essential for its longevity and for the preservation of its unique architecture.
Interested? Get Involved!
I'd love to hear your feedback, see your contributions, or just chat about the low-level design choices! Critique? Fire up that too, it will definitely help the project!
- Source Code (GitHub): https://github.com/EnthusiastGuy/Continuum-93
- Binaries/Download (Itch.io): https://enthusiastguy.itch.io/continuum93
- Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/6AYkhnzxD9
Relevant reads:
Fantasy consoles/computers
Huge wiki with all kind of emulation resources