Animated GIF Archived News from December 2001
 

Monday, December 31, 2001

Lopantu The Rest of the Most Influential Emulators
(posted by Lopantu - 23:57)

The rest of the list is here. View it at the link below.


Lopantu Most Influencial #5
(posted by Lopantu - 15:49)

The 5th entry is here. Take a look at the link below to see what it could be.


Lopantu Most Influencial #6
(posted by Lopantu - 15:37)

I am off to work, but I have posted the sixth entry in the most influencial emulators of the year. Check it out at the link below.


Lopantu 7th Most Influentional Emulator
(posted by Lopantu - 12:31)

The 7th emulator on our Top 10 emulators of the year list has arrived. Check it out at the link below


Lopantu Most Influential Emulator #8
(posted by Lopantu - 10:32)

The 8th emulator on the Top 10 Most Influential emulators of the year is here. Take a look at the link below to see what it is.


Lopantu RuMSX 0.25
(posted by Lopantu - 09:42)

The emulator of MSX computers, RuMSX, has been updated to 0.25. Here's what's new:

  • RUMSXHLP.ZIP (*updated*) contains RuMSX HTML-help files (new, because prior versions used the older WinHelp format).
  • RUMSXTST.ZIP (*updated*, huge) is provided to test-configurations of Arabic MSX2, Korean MSX and MSX2 as well as Brasilian MSX 2+ computers. A lot of japanese configurations (partially not working) are added also. Please note that several files are copyright of their respective owners, also not all features are fully working now. So you can use this extension for evaluation only! This extension is also NOT part of the InstallShield-version.
  • RUMSXUNI.ZIP (*added*) contains a trial-version of the RuMSX V0.25 unicode build (MSXW.EXE), which supports world-wide character sets in the single file. The unicode-version requires Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 or Windows XP for execution. This file is NOT part of the InstallShield-version.
  • MSX-Printer emulation improved (subscript+superscript added, graphics printing in Dynamic-Publisher works now too)
  • \"Harry Fox Yki\" renamed to \"Harry Fox with Snow Demonking\" to avoid confusion between different versions of the game.
  • System-Info property-page: increased size of processor info because some translations have been truncated
  • Removed Windows Help from menu
  • Changed helpfile from *.HLP to *.CHM format (requires Internet-Explorer 4 or HHUPD.EXE to be installed) and provided new MSDN-like help with Full-Text-Search index.
  • Fixed MSX Turbo-R configurations for improved compatibility
  • Moved MSXTRMUS.ROM into Slot 0-2
  • Added MSXTROPT.ROM into Slot 0-3
  • Slot 0 is now expanded and TR-logo is displayed
  • Added new RuMSX-icons
  • Configuration-editor corrupted RuMSX configurations if a memory-block exceeded 4 pages (i.e. as MSX1 RAM)
  • Added \"Hangul\" key-support in addition to \"Kana\" (requires presence of native MSX language information in RuMSX configuration files)
  • DISK.ROM can now be inserted into any available slot if the MSX configuration does not provide disk-support (previous versions did not patch the BIOS entries)
  • Added support for concatenated disk-images
    Locale-Dialog could failed to restore default keyboard-layout (if changed), a valid driver-file have had to be selected.

 Link: RuMSX
Lopantu Magic Engine 0.9.9 Beta 2
(posted by Lopantu - 09:34)

The Christmas version of the shareware emulator for all variations of the TurboGraphix-16/PCEngine, Magic Engine, has arrived, just in time for the new year :P The delay occured because the new Windows beta had a new code to play CD audio tracks, but it didn't work with all the Windows versions. They readded the old code to compensate. A few non-working CDs work fine now. This emulator costs $16 to register.

 Link: Magic Engine
Lopantu #9 Most Influencial
(posted by Lopantu - 03:48)

The ninth emulator on our most influencial emulators of the year is here. Check out our list to see what it is.


Lopantu Top 10 Most Influencial Emulators of 2001
(posted by Lopantu - 02:36)

It is an Emulation Camp tradition to showcase the most influential emulators of the year, and this year is no different. The emulators this year are not ranked in order of importance, but sorted by the time of the year that they were released. So, journey back to recall the most influencial emulator releases of the year, starting with #10, with more emulators to be revealed throughout the day.


Sunday, December 30, 2001

Lopantu Wolfenstein 3D Port For Dreamcast
(posted by Lopantu - 23:49)

The grand daddy of first person shooters, Wolfenstein 3D, has been ported to the Dreamcast by Crt0. It reportably runs well, with some control problems. A public beta should occur soon.


Lopantu Hu-Go 2.08 pre-alpha
(posted by Lopantu - 23:45)

A beta version of the PC Engine emulator Hu-Go, has been released. This is the first version to use SDL. It lacks lots of things, like sound, menus, control keys (to alter configuration during playing, but what needed to play is here), intro picture, windows and dos binary and such.

 Link: Hu-Go
Lopantu MacMAME Intro Movie
(posted by Lopantu - 23:00)

Cinemarcade has released a new intro movie for use in MacMAME called They Only Live Twice, which is a nicely modeled computer graphics presentation with a James Bond style setup featuring Elevator Action, Mario Bros, Missile Command, and more.

 Link: Cinemarcade
Lopantu Logiqx Releases
(posted by Lopantu - 22:52)

Logiqx has released some things on his site:

  • Updated Nebula data files for the latest release (v1.96).
  • Uploaded new MAME Flyers data files.
  • Updated the How to Compile guides (MAME and RAINE32) to use the latest MinGW packages.

 Link: Logiqx

Wednesday, December 26, 2001

Lopantu Laser for Sega Saturn WIP
(posted by Lopantu - 15:59)

I am now porting my multiple arcade emulator, Laser, over to the Sega Saturn. I have posted a work in progress screenshot at the Laser homepage, linked below.

 Link: Laser

Tuesday, December 25, 2001

Roni z26 1.53
(posted by Roni - 13:28)

Well this was released on the 22nd but still it's worth mentioning since I haven't updated it yet, but a new version of z26 the Atari 2600 emulator for DOS has been released with native support for the Lord of the Rings proto which was recently released at AtariAge. So if you haven't picked up this fine emulator yet, you can get it from our Atari 2600 emulators page.

 Link: z26 homepage
Roni FrNES 0.60 Final
(posted by Roni - 13:15)

Over hat the FrNES homepage another holiday treat awaits you to download it. FrNES is a Nintendo emulator for Dreamcast, new items are:

  • Vastly Improved Scrolling / PPU Engine
  • Partial Assembly Language Implementation
  • AutoFrameSkip Added (Press Left at FrameSkip == 0)
  • Frameskip fixed (works the way it's expected to now)
  • Many More Options
  • Font customization
  • Source Release
  • Improved Mapper Support for mappers 0-4
  • Partial Mapper Support for mappers 7 and 9
  • Fixed Disc Swapping
  • More sound improvements

    Go and give this emu a try!


    • Roni Project 64 1.4
    (posted by Roni - 13:02)

    Bringing in the holiday cheer, jabo and zilmar have released the long awaited new version of pj64 a Nintendo 64 emulator for Windows. With many bugfixes and support for some new games like Perfect Dark and a few more.

    Download the new version from our N64 emus page.

     
    Lopantu Merry Christmas
    (posted by Lopantu - 01:23)

    Today is Christmas for people who celebrate it. Have a Merry Christmas, and happy holidays!

     

    Friday, December 21, 2001

    Lopantu SMSPlus For Saturn R2
    (posted by Lopantu - 03:39)

    Dagolar, who also wrote a Phoenix arcade emulator for the Saturn, has released a port of SMSPlus to the Saturn. This is now on it's second release. Here's what's new:

    • Removed glitched off-screen buffer
    • Fixed palette issues.
    • Added frame skip control (left shift - frame skip "-", right - frame skip "+").
    • Added cd tools into archive. So you can build ISO right from archive (just provide it your legal rom and edit satclays.cti for paths).

    Monday, December 17, 2001

    Lopantu ZX-ISHSPECTRUM 1.0 NTSC-PAL
    (posted by Lopantu - 14:36)

    Ishmair has updated his spectrum emulator for the Dreamcast to include NTSC support. He mentions that the PAL version is smoother, as the NTSC version has some flicker on the on screen keyboard as the emulated speed on both versions is 50 Hz. If your television supports 50 Hz frequency, use the PAL version. Here are the features:

    • Own Z80 engine written in assembler.
    • Sound and Graphics engines with overscan (multiple colors per line) also in assembler.
    • It supports Z80 v1,v2,v3 and SNA 48k file formats.
      SAVE to VMU not supported yet.
    • Screen centering.
    • Contended memory emulated (it still needs some adjustements)
    • You need only a single dreamcast controller to play,it doesn't support the dreamcast keyboard, i don't have any.
    • Kempston Joystick emulated with the analog pad and button A.
    • Digital pad and buttons X,Y,B can be redefined as any key on the spectrum keyboard.
    • START invokes menu.
    • START+X+A+Y+B resets dreamcast.

      Visit our new Dreamcast Emulation page for the download.

       Link: Emulatronia
    Roni VisualBoy Advance 0.7.1
    (posted by Roni - 13:47)

    Released yesterday, is this updated GameBoy Advance emulator for Windows (SDL or DirectX), Linux (SDL), and now a BeOS port. All ports are for x86 systems. New features include sound fixes and 64k EEPROM support and many,many others. Go to the homepage to get the downloads.


    Sunday, December 16, 2001

    rOuGh C64 scene demos online!
    (posted by rOuGh - 18:10)

    A new section has been opened at the games encyclopaedia Pirates Portal: C64 scene demos! You can watch screenshots of all parts of demo groups like Crest, Abnormal or Scoop.

    You get all the information on the demo and listen to its music online if you use SIDplug. And some of these demos can be even watched ONLINE!!!


    Lopantu NeoPop 0.112
    (posted by Lopantu - 14:07)

    The NeoGeo Pocket Color emulator for Windows, NeoPop, has been updated. Here's what's new:

    • Improved the multiply and divide instructions - fixing the card games! Theives and Solitaire now seem to work perfectly.
    • Fixed a stupid bug in the sprite palette lookup. Palettes should now be correct.
    • Memory viewer for the debugger, completing functionality in this area. Hope all the homebrew coders find this useful.
    • Many bug fixes and some optimisations!

     Link: NeoPop
    Lopantu NeoGeo CD Emulator 0.5.8
    (posted by Lopantu - 14:05)

    NJ has released a bugfix version of his japanese NeoGeo CD Emulator for Windows.


    Wednesday, December 12, 2001

    fixo MAME WIP
    (posted by fixo - 15:02)

    The MAME Work-In-Progress page has been updated again with following development news and screenshots:

    • 2001-12-12: Phil Stroffolino submitted a change to the input port system that is more responsive and intuitive with the 4-way joystick games. Aaron Giles fixed the crackling sounds in the YMZ280B sound chip emulation. Nicola Salmoria fixed the sprite orientation in the Centipede test screen.
    • 2001-12-11: Takahiro Nogi added the Rock'n Tread series to the Tetris Plus 2 driver, although some ROMs need redumping. Takahiro Nogi also added Mahjong Pon Chin Kan and Ultra Maru-hi Mahjong in another update. Luca Elia sent a preliminary driver for Gals Panic II, but it doesn't have background graphics and it doesn't work yet because of an unemulated MCU. Aaron Giles fixed some Sente games that were broken with the addition of Shrike Avenger.

     Link: Mame WIP

    Sunday, December 09, 2001

    Roni FCE Ultra 0.73
    (posted by Roni - 10:32)

    Released yesterday is this bugfix release version of this NES emulator for Linux, DOS, and Windows. Here is this versions changelist:

  • Fixed several bugs with sprite emulation. Several games(such as "Trojan" and "VS Duck Hunt") that were broken in .71 and .72 now work ok.
  • Added support for iNES mapper 82. Thanks to those who work on "unofficial nester".
  • Added support for iNES mapper 250(used by "Time Diver Avenger").
  • Fixed the documentation to show that iNES mappers 48, 83, and 232 are supported.
  • Removed various pieces of stale code and fixed a few minor bugs.
  • Fixed a triangle wave channel bug(the channel was sometimes enabled when it shouldn't have been).
  • Writing to $4010 with the upper bit clear now acknowledges the DPCM IRQ. This appears to fix "Stunt Buggies".
  • Rewrote pieces of the Zapper emulation code to be cleaner and more accurate.
  • Rewrote the VS Unisystem dip switch drawing code.
  • Simplified the setting of VS Unisystem dip switches. The "V" key now toggles viewing AND editing of dip switches.

    You can pick this up at the homepage linked below.

     Link: FCE Ultra
    • fixo VisualBoy Advance Version 0.7a
    (posted by fixo - 09:39)

    VisualBoy Advance, the multiple Gameboy emulator, has been updated to v0.7a with following notes and news:

    "Thanks to everyone for their feedback on the test versions. I am happy with the test2 version and I am making it the final 0.7a version. I have made a two minor corrections as described below. The Windows and SDL versions have been updated and Linux will be available tomorrow."

    Core changes:

    • fixed slowdown/graphic sync problem
    • added BIOS calls Stop, IntrWait and SoundBiasReset (missing from 0.7 changes)
    • enabled experimental graphic filters: pixelate and motion blur (config file or through command line on SDL or registry on Windows version)
    Windows version:
    • fixed x4 problem
    SDL version:
    • fixed the disassembler commands parsing when passing instruction count
    • added usage messages when missing argument to call
    fixo SNEeSe 0.64
    (posted by fixo - 06:26)

    SNEeSe, a Super Nintendo emu for DOS, has been updated to v0.64 and here's what's new:

    • Render: Simplified/reoptimized mode 7 rendering
    • Render: Corrected depth of low priority sprites in mode 7
    • Timing: Fixed a bug which caused some events to occur one instruction too late
    • Render: Overhauled sprite limitations and priority rotation, fixes Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest, perhaps others
    • SPC700: Optimizations in flag handling

     Link: SNEeSe

    Saturday, December 08, 2001

    fixo Modeler 0.9.3a
    (posted by fixo - 08:19)

    Modeler, an arcade emulator currently running Sega System 32, Sega System 32 Multi and Sega Model 1 for Windows, Linux and Mac, has been updated to v0.9.3a with following changes:

    Linux:

    • Removed some debug printing for Model 1 games
    Win32:
    • Relinked with static multithreaded MSVCRT for better compatibility
    • Includes CVS SDL with support for 4 joypads

    • Now includes the faster V60 core like 0.9.3 Linux and MacOS (damn misnamed files)

    • Kaillera support for Outrunners

    Common:
    • Rewritten memory handling system gives a speedup in all games
    • 2 player support in Outrunners

    • As a result of all the speedups, I've dropped the minimum requirement from 450 to 350 MHz for x86 PCs. Outrunners and other demanding games are now very playable (45+ FPS) without sound on my P2-400 test machine.

    • V60 CPU core fixes from Luca Elia of MAMEdev. We're unaware of any obvious things corrected by these, but hey :)


    Known problems: (do not waste time on the boards asking about these)
    • Rad Mobile flashes "Motor Trouble" or similar. To fix, hit Insert to enter the test menu, press Home to highlight "Game and System Setting", press Insert to enter that screen, then press 1 until Cabinet Type is highlighted. Press space to change it to "upright", then press Insert. Press Home until "Quit" is highlighted, exit test mode, then press Esc to make sure the settings are saved to your harddisk.

    • Star Wars Arcade shows an error on startup.

    • Outrunners sound when you go off the road is annoying.

    • Controls do not work if you change the cabinet type from the default. This also happens on the real PCB because 2 player cabinets have a different input daughtercard than 4 player ones. Thus, you must use the US ROM sets to play GA2 or Spiderman with 4 players. Also, you must not change the US sets to "2 player" in the test menu.

    • Sound is not correct in Hard Dunk.

    • The pitch (field for those who don't speak futbol) is not drawn properly in SVF.


     Link: Modeler

    Friday, December 07, 2001

    Lopantu VisualBoy Advance 0.7 Test
    (posted by Lopantu - 15:52)

    Forgotten has released a special bug fix version of VisualBoy Advance that should correct the slow down/graphic glitch problem that was in 0.7. If this does fix those problems, an official release will occur soon.


    Lopantu NJ's NeoGeo CD Emulator 0.5.5 fix
    (posted by Lopantu - 15:30)

    NJ's NeoGeo CD Emulator has recieved a minor bugfix update.


    Lopantu Nemu64 INI 2.4.1
    (posted by Lopantu - 15:29)

    EmuManiac updated the Offical Nemu64 Ini with several corrections, as well as Public Domain additions and comments.

     Link: Nemu64 INI
    Lopantu Magic Engine News
    (posted by Lopantu - 15:28)

    The HomePage of Magic Engine, a shareware TurboGrafx-16 and TurboCD emulator for Mac and Windows that costs $16 to register was updated with an announcement that a special Christmas release of Magic Engine, for both Win and Mac, will fix some bugs found in the previous version.

     Link: Magic Engine

    Thursday, December 06, 2001

    fixo VisualBoyAdvance Version 0.7
    (posted by fixo - 18:17)

    VisualBoyAdvance, the Gameboy / color / advance emu, has been updated to v0.7 for both Windows and Linux platforms. Here are the changes:

      Core GBA emulation:
    • emulating GBA windows correctly when they wrap around the screen
    • fixed some minor THUMB flag bugs
    • fixed blended sprites priority bug
    • fixed unimplemented ARM LDM opcode
    • not applying SFX to semi-transparent sprites
    • completed mode 5 emulation
    • disable sfx now takes effect immediately
    • screen capture sets the correct extension when name typed
    • MOSAIC support in all video modes and sprites
    • fixes to several of the reported black screen, hangs and missing opcode
    • Gameshark code support
    • import function for battery files, code files and game saves
    • export function for battery files
      Core GB emulation:
    • fixed window priority bug (sprites on top of window)
    • screen capture now being taken before status message is displayed
    • import function for battery files, code files and game saves
    • export function for battery files (no RTC saved in this case)
      SDL versions:
    • fixed some small disassembler bugs
    • fixed keyboard shortcuts with modifier keys (Ctrl, Alt, Shift)
    • added MMX support (default is off)
    • configuration file now in DOS format for the Windows version
    • added break on write support for IRAM and WRAM.
      Linux version specific:
    • fixed some bad opcodes.

    Tuesday, December 04, 2001

    fixo Stéphane Dallongeville, author of GENS interviewed
    (posted by fixo - 15:39)

    MDMaster of Italian gaming site 16Bit has interviewed Stéphane Dallongeville, author of GENS (one of the better Sega Megadrive/Genesis emus around). Click below link to access the interview in English.


    fixo 1964 0.7.1
    (posted by fixo - 15:35)

    1964, a Nintendo64 emulator for Windows, has been updated to v0.7.1 with following changes:

    • Fixed full-screen bug
    • Fixed zipped roms bug
    • Repaired Paper Mario FlashRAM save bug
    • Various emulation bug fixes
    • New ini by by DSF, NooTe, 3x3cUt0r, schibo, and Rice
    • More speed- "Advanced Analysis" is a new Game Setting. All games should work with it on, with the exception of Conker. Conker requires it off. Read Advanced_Users.txt for additional info on this new compiler option.

     Link: 1964
    Lopantu Foon 0.08
    (posted by Lopantu - 08:38)

    Foon, the Spectrum emulator for the Gameboy Advance, has been updated once again. Here's what's new:

    • a full menu system
    • ability to remap keys
    • insertion of unmapped keypresses
    • a bunch of video options
    • snapshot save/restore

       Link: Foon

    Monday, December 03, 2001

    rOuGh Gamebase goes universal frontend!
    (posted by rOuGh - 16:14)

    The C64 frontend and database utility, Gamebase64, has now gone universal, meaning it supports all emulation systems, not just the C64. Please note that the Gamebase64 site (http://www.gamebase64.com) is still alive and kicking and will be the official site to host the GameBase collection of C64 games. The frontend has been renamed to GameBase, and features a simple but powerful scripting language for setting up emulators and running games exactly the way you want. For more information, screenshots and a full feature list please check the new site out. The beta is due out in mid-December.


    Lopantu FreezeSMS WIP News
    (posted by Lopantu - 14:31)

    Meka-l33t's latest rumor mill has some pictures of the Work in Progress NES driver in FreezeSMS.

     Link: Rumor Mill
    fixo MAME WIP
    (posted by fixo - 10:28)

    The MAME Work-In-Progress page has been restyled and updated again with following development news and many screenshots:

    • 2001-12-02: Luca Elia sent in a driver for SSV games, including Dramatic Adventure Quiz Keith & Lucy, Drift Out '94, Gourmet Battle Quiz Ryorioh CooKing, Mahjong Hyper Reaction 2, Monster Slider and Survival Arts. Twin Eagle II, Mahjong Hyper Reaction, Super Real Mahjong PIV and Super Real Mahjong P7 don't work due to V60 CPU core bugs. William Kucharski submitted a cleaned up but still non-functional driver for Konami's S.P.Y.
    • 2001-12-01: Phil Stroffolino updated the Namco NA1/2 driver, fixing a significant number of graphics glitches. Aaron Giles reorganized the Bally/Sente drivers and added preliminary support for Shrike Avenger (prototype) but it doesn't work due to lack of understanding about the controls. Smitdogg fixed DIP switch settings in Truxton 2.
    • 2001-11-30: Uki converted the Fairyland Story / Onna Sanshirou driver to tilemaps and fixed some palette and sound problems. Aaron Giles improved the handling of AY8910 and YM2203 simultaneously, and fixed the all-black palette in Break Thru.
    • 2001-11-29: Jarek Burczynski added the ADPCM sound chip emulation to Roller Jammer, but both it and Tube Panic still lack sprite graphics, adding of which may be impossible without a MCU ROM dump. Aaron Giles fixed a probable crash in some Atari games, the Paperboy sound sync issue and Alley Master / Power Play background graphics. Stephane Humbert fixed DIP switch settings and flipscreen support in a few drivers.

     Link: Mame WIP
    Roni FCE Ultra 0.72
    (posted by Roni - 09:22)

    The Nintendo emulator FCE Ultra was updated yesterday. The ports including in the update is a new DOS release which hasn't officially been updated since 0.40. And the usual Windows and Linux/x86 (SVGALib) ports. Not noted in the readme is the fact that the Linux port is now compiled with gcc 2.95.3 instead of previous 3.0 for compatibility (thank you ;). Here's the new stuff:

  • Various minor bug fixes.
  • Various code cleanups and size and speed optimizations.
  • Removed some (apparently) unused MMC5 sound emulation code.
  • Changed the behavior of $2003 and $4014 to better simulate what occurs in a real NES.
  • Fixed a few bugs in the undocumented 6502 opcode emulation code. The Game Genie code "NUTANT" for SMB 3 works correctly now, at least(previously it caused the game to lock up at the end of levels).
  • Rewrote large pieces of the 6502 memory fetching code, resulting in a slight slowdown in the speed of emulation. Benefits include: Game Genie emulation now works(again) and 6502 emulation is more accurate.
  • Added support for iNES mapper 72. Thanks to rinao for the information.
  • Fixed support for iNES mapper 77(used by Napoleon Senki).
  • Fixed/Added support for iNES mapper 226. Apparently I made a mistake in the documentation. Thanks to Mark K. for the information.
  • Added support for iNES mapper 227. Thanks to Mark K. for the information.
  • Added support for iNES mapper 234(used by the Maxi-15). Thanks to Mark K. for the information. Note that many of the Maxi-15 ROM images on the Internet have corrupt CHR data(graphics), or the mapper number is set incorrectly(usually to 11). Use a utility to fix the mapper number.
  • Added support for the following UNIF boards(prefixes omitted):
    - EKROM (and fixed the reference to "Gemfire" in the documentation).
    - HKROM

    You can pick up this new release from our Nintendo emulators page or linked below.

     Link: FCE Ultra

    • Sunday, December 02, 2001

    Lopantu NesterDC 5.0-pre 1
    (posted by Lopantu - 15:48)

    NesterDC, a Nintendo Entertainment System emulator for the Sega Dreamcast, has been updated. This is an experimental release. NesterDC 4.0 will be the next official release, 5.0-pre 1 contains some features that will presumably not be found in the 4.0 release:

    • VMU font driver
    • queue base vid driver

       Link: NesterDC

    Saturday, December 01, 2001

    Lopantu Tiny PacMan
    (posted by Lopantu - 22:33)

    There is a new project to emulate PacMan for windows that is played in a screen so tiny, you can play them at work without fear of being caught. :)

    There are also some unemulated classic games on the page, equally as tiny.


    Lopantu Sound in Sega PinMAME Games
    (posted by Lopantu - 22:17)

    Since Aaron Giles has written a new BSMT2000 music chip emulator, PinMAME will have full sound support for every Data East, Sega, and late model (post 1998) Stern pinball machine in a future release.

     Link: PinMAME
    Lopantu Boycott Online WIP
    (posted by Lopantu - 22:16)

    Consollection has a screenshot of Gollum's new gameboy emulator for Java, Boycott Online.


    Lopantu FooN 0.07
    (posted by Lopantu - 12:55)

    FooN, the Spectrum emulator for the Gameboy Advance, has been updated to 0.07. Here's what's new:

  • nice opcode fixes - I believe Batman, Head over Heels, Thanatos, Match Day 2, Target Renegade, and hopefully a whole load of others should now be working
  • ADC HL,xx was occasionally mistreating the carry flag
  • LDD was incrementing, not decrementing.

     Link: FooN
    • Lopantu Laser News
    (posted by Lopantu - 10:47)

    People have been asking me if the Sega Arcade Project (Sega Arcades with Discrete Circuitry for emulation and simulation) has been cancelled, so I made a post on the Laser Homepage. It is still very much alive. Laser now has a driver system, so it has merged with Laser. The next release of Laser may contain a sega discrete arcade game or two. Also, the Laser homepage now once again has a message board. As always, information is desperately needed for Sega's discrete circuitry games, so please post on Laser's message board, or send me an e-mail if you have anything.

     Link: Laser

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