retroguru.com reports that Hu-Go! v2.12 (Public Beta 1) for Nintendo GameCube has been released. Below are the release notes.

Hu-Go! 2.12 - Public Beta 1

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This is a pre-release of my current project, porting Hu-Go! to the GC.

If you're unfamiliar with Hu-Go!, go http://www.zeograd.com and enlighten

yourself.

 

What is supported on GC

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PCE/TG16 ROM files upto 1Mb

 

What is NOT supported on GC

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PCE/TG16 CD-ROM

SuperGrafx

 

As this is simply a test of the core engine, saving is unsupported but

will be in the final 2.12 release.

 

Pad Configuration

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A == Button 1

B == Button 2

Z == Select

START == Run

TRIGGERS = Menu

 

ROM Injector

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As always, both win32 and linux versions are in the zip.

 

Enjoy, and let me know how it goes for you!

 

Have a Very Merry Christmas!

You can find out more information here.

Grab the Saturnin 0.40 Christmas release version

 

I've done a lot of work since the last release, you can check the change.log file bundled with the emulator for details...

This version has sound, is way more compatible than the previous one, and is reaaaaally slow There isn't any sound during the bios logo due to the lack of DSP, but I assure you that sound is working (check the Cotton games in ST-V for instance )

I will work on the speed for the next version, and I'll try to release more than one version a year...

>> Get it HERE

Emu#dreams reports that Haze has been hard at work on MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine emulator, today. Now he's gone and added support for Mad Ball, an adult-oriented game. Below is his post on his MAME WIP page.

My unhealthy obsession with emulating Korean pr0n games continues…

 

(why do half the games I try and emulate turn out to be pr0n anyway???)

You can visit his official MAME WIP page here (includes screen shots of this game).

retroguru.com reports that CPCPSP, an Amstrad CPC emulator for the Sony Playstation Portable (ported from the source code of Caprice32), has been released. Below are the release notes for version 0.1.

- Without sound, about 92% of original CPC speed

- With sound, about 75% of original CPC speed

- Emulation of the 464, 664 or 6128

- 64/128k snapshot support

- Very accurate emulation

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