The OpenPandora, a portable device which has gone through some rough times(which is to come out by the end of September) has a prototype that now has a video recording of it playing a racing game(can't read due to the quality), Mortal Kombat, and Metal Slug in MAME. It seems to run at desirable speed(with a frame limiter on) with a small clipping problem on the left side.

The Unofficial Blog post contains the youtube video, however if you prefer to watch the youtube video directly

For those who are unfamiliar with the Pandora, it is near or higher in ability in terms of computing and graphics of the iPhone 3G S. It has a QWERTY keyboard, capacitive touch screen, two joy stick nubs, D-Pad, the A B X Y button group and more in terms of user input. It has a long battery life, and has WiFi/BT. They are very close to completion, so at this time, they are still using the prototype CNC'ed case.

Various arcade releases such as MultiJet, and also MESS nightly builds, read the permanent thread HERE.

SSF 0.10 beta type 2 - Sega Saturn emulator

AppleIIGS emulator. Get it HERE

Sweet16 2.0, the latest version of the Apple IIgs emulator for Mac OS X, is now available!

 

The major improvements in Sweet16 2.0 are:

 

- Networking support using the Marinetti TCP/IP stack.

- 16-bit color graphics, rendered using OpenGL.

- Added Emupack support; Emupacks are self-contained packages containing disk images, ROM, and preferences that you can double-click in the Mac OS X Finder to start up an Apple IIgs configured in a specific way.

- Resizable video window.

- A handy, scriptable Debugger to make developing Apple IIgs software easier than ever.

- Full-screen support.

- Joystick and gamepad support.

- You can now copy text between the Mac and Apple IIgs clipboards using NDAs provided with Sweet16.

- CD-ROM media can now be mounted in the emulated Apple IIgs.

- An Apple IIgs desk accessory for switching between full-screen and windowed mode.

- The video window’s title changes to show you the name of the Apple IIgs application you’re currently using.

- A new preference lets you mount 800K disk images on the SmartPort instead of as IWM devices.

- Added a preference to automatically slow to 1 MHz when booting from 5.25” disk images.

- Improved showing and hiding of the Mac mouse cursor.

- Unpartitioned ISO images can now be mounted in the emulated IIgs.

- Disk image format detection is much better.

- The EMUBYTE I/O location now correctly identifies Sweet16 and version 2.0 again.

- The mouse scroll wheel now sends up and down arrow keys to the emulated Apple IIgs.

- If you’re currently at the “It is now safe to shut off your Apple IIgs” screen, quitting Sweet16 no longer asks for permission; it just quits.

- Apple IIgs code can read and write the 640x400 pixel, 16-bit graphics buffer in banks $E2 through $E9.

- Fixed a number of bugs.

BBC emulator. Get it HERE.

Version 4.10 (Mike Wyatt)

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* Added screen capture options to the file menu. Resolution and file format can be selected. The BMP, JPEG, GIF and PNG file formats are supported. ALT+keypad 5 (with NumLock on) is a shortcut key for capturing the screen to file.

* Added option to change the User Data folder location.

* Added keyboard mapping to the saved emulator state.

* Fixed issue with file offsets after break key press in 1770 controller.

* Fixed issue with disc write protection when changing Beeb model.

* Fixed sound muting while Window is being moved.

* Changed source code licensing to the GNU General Public License.

* Removed the Master 512 Co-Processor and TMS5220 Speech Generator emulation as the source code licensing for these features is not compatible with the GPL. These two features are still available in BeebEm version 4.03, which is on the BeebEm website.