A new version of DreamEmu, a Dreamcast emulator for Windows, has been released. This is a test version though and has further information on this thread. Also a list of chnanges coming from the readme:

SH-4:

A minor bug in some delay slot instructions is fixed

Store queues implemented

PowerVR:

Implemented plugin system

Fixed FPS counter (was displaying a higher FPS than it actually was)

3D Graphics Support

Maple Bus:

Revised plugin system

polling of controllers much improved

Other:

Fixed a few bugs like the crash on exit.

Uses Win32 heap allocation functions for memory for very quick memory allocation.

Windows XP Theme support.

New user interface.

Dosn't crash as much.

http://www.dreamemu.net/

Azimer, who is author of Nintendo64 emulator, Appolo, and the creator of various audio plugins, has informed the emulation 'scene' that it was time for him to go. According to his thread he says that he is bored with emulation scene, and is sick of all of the lammers in it right now. This is sad news.

Find more info at this site http://www.emutalk.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9107

KiGB is a Gameboy emulator for Windows.

News:

* GameGenie and GameShark cheats

* Save/Load cheats to/from library file

* An experimental apply-once option for GameShark codes

* Selectable palettes for Game Boy games

* Set the resolution to 320 x 200 in full screen mode if the display card supported. This enhanced the performance significantly. Now, low-end Celeron could run at full speed with no frame skip.

* Re-structured the GUI

* Emulated the Game Boy CPU quirk (bug?) when HALT was called with IME

was off. Supported Kirby's Dream Land 2.

* Displayed the size in the menu correctly when started at full screen mode

Get it from http://kigb.emuunlim.com/

A new version of Notstalgia, a Intellivison emulators for Windows, has today received an update. Here's the list of changes to v3.3:

AVI format movies can now be recorded while playing a game! By pressing, all screen activity and sound is recorded to an AVI file at a maximum of 15 frames per second.

Screen captures are now saved in Windows Bitmap format.

Screenshots and other captures now reside in their own directory: ostalgiacaptures

Captures are now named based on the game you're playing.

Multiple captures are now possible, up to 99,999 separate captures of a type per game.

Old capture files will never be overwritten by Nostalgia. A new filename is chosen each time.

Command line options have been changed for flexibility. See "Command Line Options" in the readme and help files for more information. Again, thanks Remi.

Video timing accuracy bug fixed. Thanks, Joe Z.

Get it here http://www.gotmaille.com/nostalgia/nostalgia.html