In spring of 2003 I tried running a netplay server at Princeton. The server's old webpage is shown below. All it contained were some links to Kaillera-enabled emulators and a couple screenshots of things that I tried to encourage other emulator users to try out.

The Princeton Kaillera Server at boater.princeton.edu:27888 turned out to be a high-volume network traffic problem. It was disabled on June 5, 2003. Sorry for the inconvenience.

How is the fight shown above possible? Check out Pugsy's MAME cheats.

Play modified games such as Pokémon of the Past (above), Mario Kart Impala Battles, or Zelda Challenge using patches from Zophar's Domain Hacks.

Netplay with Kaillera.

Kaillera-enabled emulators:
MAME32k at http://www.kaillera.com
Kawaks at http://kawaks.retrogames.com
Project64k at http://www.project64k.tk
Jnes at http://jabosoft.com
Gens at http://www.gens.me
ePSXe Cyberpad at http://cyberpad.duttke.de
(and there are more!)

Last updated in fall 2003.

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Looking at emulation from an intellectual standpoint, here are some articles regarding universal computing, the holy grail of emulation.

• Instruction set translation by Jim Turley. Embedded Systems Programming 07/14/03.
• Step Toward Universal Computing by Leander Kahney. Wired News 09/13/04.
• Universal Emulators Return (comments at Slashdot 09/13/04)

Last updated 1/24/2005.

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