B-EM emulates the BBC micro. It supports the Model A, Model B, Model B+, and the Master.

July 28th 2005

B-em v0.81b released.

 

Changes from v0.81a:

 

Audio buffer length now user selectable (Windows only)

Fixed bug with instructions like STA $FFFF,x - 3D Grand Prix no longer crashes

A few other fixes

You can download a windows version, a dos version, and the source code at the official site.

Credits: Official Site

Sega announced a sequal to the ever so popular Kimi no Tame Nara Shineru (Feel The Magic: XY/XX in America) DS title.

To refresh on those who don't know. Kimi no Tame Nara Shineru is a game where you have to win a woman's heart with various mini games from taking off her wet cloths to finding her dropped jewlry on the beach all while you fight for her affection from a rival.

Can anyone guess the theme to the game ;-D? Even the name?

Gamespot look at Samurai Shodown V on Xbox. SSV for Xbox in U.S. is set for October 2005.

Ignition Entertainment have cancelled yet another SNK Playmore's Xbox title.

Earlier today, Ignition Ent. announced that PAL version of King Of Fighters 2000/2001 for Xbox has been cancelled too. This is announced just after a week of KOF Maximum Impact (Xbox) is cancelled.

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SS:Tenka is still in testing. NGBC was released a few days ago to medicore reviews, KOFXI is also currently in testing.

Arcadia Scans:

Samurai Shodown: Tenkaichi Kenkyakuden

Continues next post.

The dynamite DS can't offset a dearth of games and plummeting GameCube and GBA sales; game giant remains in the black.

 

When analysts (accurately) predicted Sony would see serious losses , many Nintendo loyalists felt some schadenfreude at their archrival's suffering. Today, though, it was the house that Mario that saw its financial foundations shaken by lackluster earnings numbers.

 

According to Reuters' Japanese service, Nintendo Co. Ltd reported a 78.5 percent decline in operating profit for the quarter ending June 30, 2005. Its 13.72 billion yen ($123 million) in operating income was off 3.75 billion yen ($33.4 million) from the same period in 2004. While disappointing, the figures did slow the precipitous decline Nintendo reported in the January-March quarter, when its profit dropped 8.5 billion yen ($75.8 million). Overall, quarterly sales were off 14 percent, weighing in at 70.7 billion yen ($630.6 million).

 

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I'm a big Nintendo supporter because of Nintendogs is the greatest thing since peanut butter. I really hope Nintendo recovers from their slump.