retroguru.com reports that Mocha, the Java-based TRS-80 Color Computer (CoCo) emulator, has been updated to version 1.17. Below are the changes in this version.

- Restored broken CoCoMax hires joystick emulation

- Complex artifacting optimization - reduces CPU load by over ten percent on some games.

You can try out Mocha here at its official homepage.

Emu#dreams reports Haze has made more progress in developing support for games in MAME today. He has added support for MuHanSeungBu. Below is his quote from his official MAME WIP homepage, followed by screenshots.

December 26th, 2005 - Semicom Baseball Game

 

I’ve added support for another Korea only game, this time it’s a Baseball game from SemiCom.

 

SemiCom are IMO the best of the Korean developers.

You can visit Haze's MAME WIP homepage here for more news and screenshots.

The people over at SDLEmu have released WIP source of version 0.2 of Handy/SDL (the SDL port of the Atari Lynx emulator: Handy). You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.

Handy/SDL version 0.1 has also been ported to the GP2x, calling it: HandySDL2x. This port was done by XTale, and reportedly because of speed issues, the source code was altered to render directly to the GP2x's frame buffer. You can visit the official homepage of HandySDL2x here, or simply download it here.

AEP Emulation Page reports RPCemu, a new open source RiscPC (ARM7500) emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been released. Below is a list of what exactly it's capable of emulating.

- ARM7500

- 16mb RAM

- Two high density 3.5" disc drives

- VIDC20

- IOMD

- PS/2 keyboard and mouse

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