Operating system: Windows
Publisher: Invision Power Services, Inc
Antivirus check: passed
Last revision: Last week
HyperSpin is a frontend shell that allows users to "build" their own slot machines with different (mostly old) gaming platforms. The program does not function as an emulator, but instead allows you to interact with other emulation programs. Before you can use HyperSpin, you will have to "build" it up in parts, linking it to third-party software, game distributions, and so on. Participants voluntarily share their "assemblies" (sometimes weighing much more) in their own community within the program.
It is HyperSpin's focus on Mac that supports many emulators. It generally means that any third party program will be tied directly to it. Also necessary for "bind" to the console and game emulators, is both the utilities that communicate with the consoles and themselves. There are no other input devices for connecting to, but JoyToKey will need to be configured to support these devices.
It is possible only to access emulators that can connect to the shell and grant access to certain models of slot machines and consoles. Included systems include: As well as the Atari 2600, Atari 64, Atari Lynx, Atari Jaguar, Dice, Capcom Play System III, Gameboy Advance, the Atomiswave, Nintendo 64DD, Nintendo Classics, Super Nintendo, NES, the Nintendo Wii, as well as the Commodore 64, MSX and The HyperSpin software can even be integrated with Steam and Android emulators if you wish.
- It lets you take what you have learned in gaming emulator and make your own slots, consoles, and accessories o be your own assemblies with emulators of slot consoles and slot machines;
- A program and driver is needed to allow old controllers to be connected (the devices have native support for XInput, but no other programs are available).
- Easy to launch of the right platform and rom, as well as a convenient shell;
- I work on MENTATION OF MAME assignments;
- Having its members who take advantage of its facilities is at the center of the community.made "assemblies".