Dingoo A320 forum

Hi, little post to say that now, here is a Coleco emulator for Dingoo. You don't need Linux to use it, it's a native Dingoo SIM file.
Put ColecOO.SIM in your GAME directory. Put your .COL games where you want.
Use "Interesting game" from Dingoo menu and choose your .COL file, the emu will launch with the game
Again, i used s2d sdk to make this emulator because i can't do some nice sound without it.

You can see my webpage about it here : ColeCOO For Dingoo. Also, the website is in French


Dowload here : ColeCOO

Yep! is working good i can play my love carnival game
good work,thank you.

really nice. but what about an fully working snesx emu? esp. for playing star ocean or special chip titles?

Well, my next goal is to have a pc engine emulator available but i notice your request SiENcE

Awesome \0/

I'll go for the PC-Engine Emu , but would settle fine for a fully working snes9x emu
Thanks alot alekmaul! you made my day with this Coleco Emu for Dingoo \0/

Pc Engine Emu!! This will be awesome!

Thanks for this coleco emu, its really good have all this classics in a pocket. (But Beamrider, my favourite game don´t works well...XD). Keep the good work alekmaul, and thanx again.

Thanks for your excellent work.

Just a little request, could you add load/save state to your menus in Rick D, Colecovision and future projects? It would be really usefull.

Thank you so much for your work on this - love my Colecovision! Seems like the sound may run a bit slow and is lower in pitch than it should be - any chance of a fix for this? Seemed most noticeable when playing Montezuma's Revenge when you pick up a key or other item. Thanks again - really appreciate your work.

too cool, thanks!! i will be putting this on my dingoo when i get home from work. i'm also excited to hear that you're working on a pc engine emulator

A PC Engine emulator for the native firmware? That's the best news I've heard all day. The PC Engine has more of my favorite games than any other system: Parasol Stars, JJ & Jeff, Blazing Lazers, Bomberman '94, etc.

Also, good job with the Colecovision emulator. Once I get off work, I'll have to try it out. It's always great to see people developing for the default firmware--it seems like so much focus is on Dingux that the original firmware gets forgotten. Anyway, great job, and I'm looking forward to your future efforts.