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MAMEplus! 0.108u4 released
MAME Plus! 0.108u4 2006-09-15
* GUI: fixed a bug in saving game options
* updated to HazeMD v0.08a
* fixed language directory settings
* fixed rendering of in-game ui menu [regret]
* fixed target=TINY
* fixed mwalkbl [MAME32FX]
* catlist (unofficial) v108u4 [s_bastian]
>> Get it HERE.
Ootake 0.66 released
PCE/TG16 emulator
2006/09/18 0.66 released- When the emulator is PAUSE, The "Pause." is displayed in the finding part in the window.
- "Start FastCD"(Setteing->CD Drive) and "Start SpriteLimit"(Setteing->CPU) were added to the setting menu. The setting of the starting default can be changed.
- Speed & Timing was modeled on a real machine more. (At start of gambling scene of "Youkai Douchuuki", the problem that the screen falls into disorder(only one frame) was solved.)
- The quality of the sampling sound of the wave memory sound has been improved a little.
- Additionally, a detailed part has been improved and corrected.
>> Get it HERE.
Snaps for MESS 0.108 released
Zsnexbox 2.92 released
Source: http://www.xbox-scene.com/xbox1data/sep/EE...ZZywqCWBeqJ.php
ZsnexBox v2.92>> Nes6502 released a new version of ZsnexBox(info), a port of the Zsnes Super Nintendo emulator to Xbox.
What's new/fixed:
* Fixed a bug in SRAM based cheat codes. This bug could potentially corrupt SRAM files and/or cause some codes not to work. It's fixed now.
* Added two new Xbox hardware Audio filters. These are Ambience and Cathedral. I HIGHLY recommend people checking out the Cathedral filter. It's not a filter you'll want to use all the time, but it adds a great sense of 3D atmosphere to lots of games (especially if you are hooked up to a surround sound system). For example, go into any palace in Zelda 3. Turn on the Cathedral filter, and you'll see what I mean. There are also some games that sound great with it on all the time (like Donkey Kong Country) in my opinion.
* Added Force Feedback support. Each game can have up to 10 different force feedback settings. Each of these 10 slots can be assigned to any of the 4 Xbox controllers.
The values that can be changed are: On/Off ; Rumble on Value Change/Decrease/Increase ; Address ; Description ; Motor One Strength ; Motor Two Strength ; Motor One time (in seconds) ; Motor Two time (in seconds) ; Rumbles to Skip (See Notes)