# Software Information display_name = "Commodore - C64 (VICE x64sc, accurate)" categories = "Emulator" authors = "VICE Team" corename = "VICE x64sc" supported_extensions = "d64|d71|d80|d81|d82|g64|g41|x64|t64|tap|prg|p00|crt|bin|zip|gz|d6z|d7z|d8z|g6z|g4z|x6z|cmd|m3u|vfl|vsf|nib|nbz|d2m|d4m" license = "GPLv2" permissions = "" display_version = "3.7" # Hardware Information manufacturer = "Commodore" systemname = "C64" systemid = "commodore_c64" # Libretro Features database = "Commodore - 64" supports_no_game = "true" savestate = "true" savestate_features = "serialized" cheats = "true" input_descriptors = "true" memory_descriptors = "true" libretro_saves = "true" core_options = "true" load_subsystem = "false" hw_render = "false" needs_fullpath = "true" disk_control = "true" is_experimental = "false" # Firmware firmware_count = 4 firmware0_desc = "vice/JiffyDOS_C64.bin (JiffyDOS C64 Kernal)" firmware0_path = "vice/JiffyDOS_C64.bin" firmware0_opt = "true" firmware1_desc = "vice/JiffyDOS_1541-II.bin (JiffyDOS 1541 drive BIOS)" firmware1_path = "vice/JiffyDOS_1541-II.bin" firmware1_opt = "true" firmware2_desc = "vice/JiffyDOS_1571_repl310654.bin (JiffyDOS 1571 drive BIOS)" firmware2_path = "vice/JiffyDOS_1571_repl310654.bin" firmware2_opt = "true" firmware3_desc = "vice/JiffyDOS_1581.bin (JiffyDOS 1581 drive BIOS)" firmware3_path = "vice/JiffyDOS_1581.bin" firmware3_opt = "true" notes = "(!) JiffyDOS_C64.bin (md5): be09394f0576cf81fa8bacf634daf9a2|(!) JiffyDOS_1541-II.bin (md5): 1b1e985ea5325a1f46eb7fd9681707bf|(!) JiffyDOS_1571_repl310654.bin (md5): 41c6cc528e9515ffd0ed9b180f8467c0|(!) JiffyDOS_1581.bin (md5): 20b6885c6dc2d42c38754a365b043d71" description = "The VICE x64sc (accurate) Commodore 64 emulator, isolated and ported to libretro. This core features a cycle-based and pixel-accurate emulation of the VIC-II video chip. In contrast, the 'x64' core's VIC-II emulation is faster but less accurate, making it a better choice for devices that are not powerful enough to run this more accurate core. Both cores include options to switch between the original 'fastSID' sound chip emulation and the slower but much more accurate 'reSID' module."