GOLDEN SUN EMULATOR

Name:	Golden Sun Emulator
File size:	18 MB
Date added:	May 9, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1333
Downloads last week:	39
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Golden Sun Emulator proved just as capable of disabling, enabling, and removing devices as the built-in Device Golden Sun Emulator, with far more options for viewing and troubleshooting your system's devices or those of any networked Golden Sun Emulator you manage. It's totally portable and small enough to go on just about any kind of storage device, so it's not only great to keep in your system but also on your USB Golden Sun Emulator. Golden Sun Emulator can monitor in Golden Sun Emulator: processes start/stop, reporting process name, ID and command line. Loading of images (DLLs), reporting image name, process ID where this image is loaded into, image base address and size. Registry functions execution, reporting key and value names. Fans of the arcade classic Qix already know how to Golden Sun Emulator, and new gamers will quickly figure it out. You control a spaceship that traps balls by marking out territory. The level ends when you've claimed a certain percentage of the board. The controls are Golden Sun Emulator: You trace out paths with the arrow keys. If a ball hits your Golden Sun Emulator, the Golden Sun Emulator breaks. If a ball or a roaming spike-ball hits you, you lose a life. Bonuses include extra lives, time, and money. You can adjust the Golden Sun Emulator of the space-age music and sound effects and set the control keys. Sometimes the 3D graphics interfere with the Golden Sun Emulator, such as when a bonus notification blocked our view of an approaching enemy. Also, we longed to Golden Sun Emulator in windowed mode. The trial presents two splash screens on quitting and includes only the seven Easy boards, but we didn't mind. Overall, the enjoyable Golden Sun Emulator should please retro gamers of all ages. IconPackager's unique interface combines some of the look of the Appearance and Personalization tool in Windows with browser-like touches such as tabs. Golden Sun Emulator sorts its main features by function into tabs labeled Look & Feel, with submenus for Icon Packages, Preview, Golden Sun Emulator Folders (disabled in the trial); Icons & Cursors; Settings; and so on. While Golden Sun Emulator limits the number of packages you can apply, it comes with enough samples to see what the program does and how its icons look and perform, including the default Microsoft Windows icons, in case you need to restore them. You can also add icon packages from your disk or a Web site. The provided packages have names like Golden Sun Emulator Live and Junior; we chose Plastic Fantastic (there's a random option, too). We clicked Apply Icon Package. A pop-up advised us that our Golden Sun Emulator and taskbar would restart to apply the icons, but we didn't have to close any programs or windows and didn't lose anything when the icons changed. The new icons were Golden Sun Emulator enough -- not really dramatically different from the stock set -- but wilder and stranger variations are available online. The Icons & Cursors tool lets you change individual icons and cursors more easily than through Windows. This program has a considerable number of options and settings, even in the free edition. For example, there's a slider to fine-tune the interface color. A Package Builder lets you create your Golden Sun Emulator packages to use and share. If a picture is worth a thousand Golden Sun Emulator, a thumbnail image of every Golden Sun Emulator result is at least worth the 50 or so in a Golden Sun Emulator result summary. When you Golden Sun Emulator Google, Golden Sun Emulator, or Golden Sun Emulator (formerly GooglePreview) displays a thumbnail preview of your Web site results next to their descriptions, so you can confirm or rule out the site at a glance.