The Emulation64 Network reports that Gens32, the multi-Sega-system emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been updated to version "Surreal" 1.40. Below are the changes in this version.

Restored

- Speciel Game Fix system. With my friend Ken's help, I restored this system.

- Movie record & play system. New format, not compatible with old versions of Gens32.

 

New

- A new SEGA CD formats was supported. That is the ISO + Playlist + MP3. In order to help you to create the playlist when you wanna enjoy MP3s. I have write a tool with this version. You can find it in tools folder. But it is not recommend you to rename the game tracks with this tool. Especially on a FAT32 system. Write the playlist manually will be more safer.

 

Updates

- Optimized the codes of the sound system and the video system. Maybe works faster.

- A new technology called "dynamic float correct" was used in sound system.

 

Bug Fix

- Some bugs disappeared when I wanna fix them, perhaps later.

You can visit the official homepage of Gens32 here.

retroguru.com reports that Mocha, the Java-based TRS-80 Color Computer (CoCo) emulator, has been updated. Below are the changes in version 1.14.

- Cartridge bank-switching fully implemented. Works for Mindroll which may be the only CoCo 2 game that actually switches banks - other 32K cartridges seem to keep the CoCo 2 code in the first bank and CoCo 3 code (or data) in bank two.

- Fix for Mindroll which turned out to be a slight graphics optimization in general.

You can visit Mocha's official homepage here to try it out.

PDRoms reports that bosteen's port of FUSE, the Spectrum emulator, to the GP2x has been updated. Below are the changes in version 0.1.1.

- Volume control should now work as expected.

- Controls should feel better to use.

- Bringing up the keyboard or the keybinding dialog should now not slow the emulation. (There is still a sound glitch though when it first is brought onscreen.)

You can find out more here.

Emu#dreams reports that Reip has finished his work on Mosaic support in MAME. You can see his screen shots of MAME running Mosaic here, at Reip's MAME WIP page.

Emu.pl reports that Dave Widel has also made progress in working on MAME as well too. It looks like he's gotten Noah's Ark to run rather well. You can see for yourself here, at Dave Widel's homepage.