retroguru.com reports that Gens32, a variant of Gens (the Sega Genesis emulator for Microsoft Windows), has been updated to version "Surreal" 1.49. Below are the release notes for this version.

- Supported the rom more then 48M (less then 96M), some hacked roms, such as MK3 Hack8 (hacked by Kabal, 64M) worked now.

- Fixed the DAC sound in Final Fantasy (Russian translation of Barver Battle Saga)

- Fixed some problems in Wu Kong Wai Zhuan.

- More...

 

PS: I leaved a memory map in tools folder for the guys want to hack the rom more then 64M.

You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.

retroguru.com reports that Mednafen, the open source SDL/OpenGL command line-based multi-system emulator, has been updated to version 0.4.2. Below are the changes in this version.

- NES: Fixed sprite hit emulation, fixes problems with VS Duck Hunt and VS Hogan's Alley that have existed since Nintencer.

- NES: Modified VS Unisystem light gun emulation slightly to be more accurate.

- Fixed the in-emulator sound(nsf,gsf,hes) player's waveform visualization, broken in 0.4.1.

You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.

AEP Emulation Page reports that GoodWork, the frontend for Cowering's GoodTools, has been updated to version 1.11. Below are the changes in this version.

- Improved compatibility with GoodGen (version 3.00).

You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.

AEP Emulation Page reports that iDeaS, the Nintendo DS emulator, has now been ported to Linux (as version 1.0.0.6, the same as the Microsoft Windows version). Also available now is the iDeaS plug-in SDK. Below are the release notes from the official homepage.

Ok, after completing the restyling of the site - namely, I finally got rid of that bloody header - we decided to share with you the very first Linux version of this emulator. Beware though: it is still a preview, so we cannot guarantee it will work at all, but at least we will get some actual feedback...

 

Other than that, you have noticed that the newest iDeaS is based on a crude plugin system: to allow anyone skilled enough to code a different plugin, a SDK is now included in the freshly opened Download section. If you need advice or informations, feel free to bug Lino

Enjoy!

You can visit the official homepage of iDeaS here. The Linux version of iDeaS is available here, and the plug-in SDK is available here.