From AEP to bannister.org to Zinc's news page....

Dropping masks and returning to tomorrow: There have been rumors and innuendo for years about ZiNc™, it´s authors, where it came from, and where it´s going. Admittedly I haven´t helped that - I tell a "filtered" version of events that changes slightly on every occasion, just to keep everyone on their toes. Now I have permission to tell the truth.

 

ZiNc is S11Emu is The Impact is PSEmuPro.

 

The original authors have always been my good friends Duddie (aka The_Author) and Tratax (aka DynaChicken) up until ZiNc 0.9, at which point smf and I took over while D&T went Cube-hunting. Now you understand why I decided to "add" home PSX mode to ZiNc - it was really there all along waiting to return.

 

Now, I know a lot of current ZiNc users weren´t around back then and couldn´t care less about the ghost of scene politics past, but there´s more. ZiNc will become open source as of the v1.2 release. This does *not* mean the end of the project - smf and I will continue to update ZiNc after that point (after all, "complete" is a long way off) but we will welcome improvements from external contributors as well.

Newest DS emulator

I did not work on the project this week but this morning thanks to bilou

I made a little update but with big consequences.

 

Change log :

* Authorize the use of DMA with 16 bits registers

* Correction of car_reg

 

WARNING COULD BE A LITTLE BIT UNSTABLE DUE TO TEST CODE

>> Get it HERE

Credits to Emulation9 and AEP emulation who first posted this.

18th February 2006 - GameEx 5.70 - Huge Update

 

There's a huge number of enhancements which you can read HERE

 

FIXES:

* MNG videos no longer flicker.

* Fixes configuration application truncating removed games.

* Fixes custom emulator background video back bug.

* Screensaver videos not playing

* Various other fixes.

>> Get it HERE

Posted over on PCSX2.net, General Plot has been busy testing and 'playing' Grandia 3, here's what was posted:

General Plot has been strangely happy these past few days, slowly taking screenshots and recording a video from Grandia 3, betatesting has warped his mind, now he finds 0.x-2 FPS 'fun' .

 

So yes you guessed it, there's a video with this news post, but you have to admit, seeing something in motion truly gives a better impression of what it looks like!

 

Video is AVI using xVid so you will need a media player capable of playing back this format. This file is being shared using Bit Torrent, so you will need a torrent client, such as uTorrent to download this video.

 

Grandia 3 Ingame

1 Minutes 13 Seconds | 13.8 MB | Real Ingame Speed - 1.5-2 FPS.

 

Along with this video, there is a selection of screenshots posted on the official forums: here, feel free to check them out.

» Official PCSX2 Site: PCSX2.net

» Video Link: Grandia 3 Ingame

» Screenshots: 20 Shots