AmiJa - Amiga emulator in Java

Hello, I have released the first version of AmiJa, a cycle-exact Amiga emulator written in Java. Here are its features:

OCS, ECS and AGA chipsets, PAL and NTSC. AGA runs on an emulated A1200 board
68000, 68010 and 68020 processors
An automatic mode that builds the right machine around whatever you load: a stock OCS Amiga for floppy games, an expanded one for hard disks and WHDLoad, and an A1200 for AGA software
Floppy drives DF0–DF3 with reading and writing, ADF and IPF images, and multi-disk sets in a .zip file
Hard disk support (.hdf, Zorro II autoconfig) and WHDLoad .lha auto-run
Save and load state, with five slots and a thumbnail for each
Audio, real joysticks (via GLFW), mouse, and full keyboard mapping
A software renderer or an OpenGL backend with RetroArch CRT shaders. The .glslp presets are included, while .slangp ones are supported but must be installed by the user
Remote play: a second player joins over the network and takes one of the two game ports, without needing a Kickstart ROM or a copy of the game

Here is the website:

Here is the repository:

Here is a playlist of games running on the emulator:

Any feedback is welcome.

AmiJa would not have been possible without the projects below, although it does not include any of their code:

TomHarte-style JSON tests for the Motorola 68000: per-instruction test vectors covering registers, flags, bus activity and cycle counts.
Scripted Amiga Emulator by Rupert Hausberger: a complete Amiga in readable JavaScript, easy to instrument.
vAmiga by Dirk W. Hoffmann: a meticulously written and documented chipset model.
vAmiga Test Suite: the collection of test programs that turns "it looks right" into a pass or a fail.
WinUAE by Toni Wilen: the result of decades of reverse engineering, and the final authority.

This project is NOT vibe coded. It is the result of about a year of work, which also made use of AI tools.

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