This is only a soft release for testing, if nobody can find anything wrong with the inputs in working games, I’ll make this more formal.

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The C64 emulator Hoxs has been upgraded to version 1.0.2.8

The Hoxs64 is a Commodore 64 emulator for Windows with DirectX7 or higher. The emulator is still under development, therefore if a feature is missing now, it will not be missing in the future.

13 August 2005 v1.0.2.8

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1) SID filters implemented as a state variable Chamberlin filter.

2) SID ring modulation has been redesigned to use the method as described in the "SID Primer" by Stephen L. Judd. The previous version used triangle and sawthooth wave tables with wave multiplication.

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Source: http://www.davieboy.net/nescafe/

A new version of the NESCafe Nintendo Emulator for Java has been released

NESCafe 0.610 (16 August 2005)

- Major GUI Improvements, also added Mouse Support for easier navigation

- Fixed issues where some machines don?t respond during Sound Processing

- Fixed bug in 0.603 where Movie Playback allowed real-time keypresses.

- Fixed bug where Games Genie codes were incorrectly read for MMC games.

- Fixed Sound Issues when starting without a Security Manager

- Added support for Mapper 118 (IQS MMC3)

- Fixed PPU Banking (PPU Banks now Wrap Around Correctly)

- Improvements to the Sound Processing

- Bug Fixed where some PCs do not relay keypresses during Sound Processing

- Bug Fixed where Applet screen goes partially blank or does not appear

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Check it out!(warning may be /.ed).

Windows 95 actually runs quite well but don't expect it to be a speed demon. It takes about 10 minutes to boot but afterwards it's pretty usable. I was able to do things like: open "My computer" and browse the virtual hard drive, complete a whole game of Minesweeper and run various other applications. Now you too can get your Minesweeper fix on the go

Well, I don't know about you, but 10 minutes for booting Windows95 was good back in the day. This could be the first steps of something really great. Turn your psp into a laptop on the fly, sounds like a reason I would buy it.

BTW the x86 emu they used for this is PSP 1.0 compatible only (at least last time I checked). Anyone have a PSP 1.0 to test it with?