Not a lot here (just a skeletal mpu3 driver), but I do have some ROM dumps to sort through that may prove interesting...

AGEMame patch

my binaries

VisualBoyAdvance-M SVN515 is a Nintendo GBA and GB/GBC Emulator'

Get it HERE

Change Log

QT:

Fixed up Qt4 project file

Started preliminary Qt4 directory dialog in options

 

Linux:

(new/changed functionality is mostly described in the new file doc/ReadMe.SDL.txt)

Reworked rewinds

More schemes for save/load keybindings

Savestate backups

Per-gamepad autofire (binds to a button on the real pad/keyboard)

Allow adding cheat codes from commandline

Allow adding IPS patch files from commandline

Fix bug in configuration for pad 4

Configurable default scaling of window size for openGL (when filter=0)

Assorted code cleanups (using DEFINEs instead of literals, factored-out chunks of code

from the big switch to functions, ...)

New switches for muting sound (CTRL+S), toggling cheats (CTRL-E)

Added timestamp to console messages

All messages go to console, even if they go to screen

Some messages no longer go to screen

Added new options:

Joy#_AutoA, Joy#_AutoB, openGLscale, saveKeysSwitch

Fixed maximum value for rewindTimer.

 

Win32/MFC

Updated about info

Added GBA_LOGGING for debug build

Added some fun.......

Credit and thanks goes to mudlord over at vba-m.ngemu

Added support for Polish language--discuss translation errors in this forum thread.

Launched new, wider web site with your personal activity report about your friends.

Added Xfire In-Game support to 64-bit games: Crysis, Hellgate: London, and Half-Life 2.

Added the ability to see who is talking in a group voice chat in Xfire In-Game.

Fixed audio sync issue with some video conversion issues.

Added ability to bind push-to-talk for voice chat to a mouse button.

Increased Xfire startup speed when you have many games installed.

Added Xfire In-Game 2.0 with mouse support to:

Boiling Point 	Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay 	Counter Organic Revolution (COR) 	Europa Universalis III
EverQuest II 	Fortress Forever 	Frag Ops 	Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter
Kingpin Life of Crime 	Last Chaos USA 	Madden NFL 2005 	Medal of Honor Pacific Assault
NHL 2005 	Ninja Reflex 	Rising Eagle 	SimCity 4
Source SDK Base 	Sourceforts 	The Office 	Tremulous
Troopers: Dawn of Destiny 	Warsow 	World of Padman

New games supported:

Melty Blood: Act Cadenza 	Seal Online USA 	Magic Online III 	Ultimate Doom
Master Levels of Doom 	Final Doom 	Doom 2 	Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2
Turok 	Clive Barker's Undying 	Lumines 	Europa Universalis: Rome
Planescape: Torment 	Dirty Dancing: The Video Game 	Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures 	The House of the Dead 3
The House of the Dead 2 	Iron Man 	Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis 	Galactic Civilizations II: Twilight of the Arnor
Imperialism II 	Star Wars: Battle for Naboo 	Grand Prix 4 	Tomb Raider II

Grab it!

FRIKING MELTY BLOOD SUPPORT!

MELTY BLOOD

WinUAE 1.5.0 Beta 19 is a amiga emulator.

Get it HERE

Beta 19:

 

- lha/lzh archives with directory entries ("-lhd-") crash fix

- GUI chip ram 8M option was unavailable (b17)

- joyportx and input panel parameters (except input mappings) supported via uae-configuration

- less useless logging in fullscreen alt-tab

- GUI autoscroll fixed when using fullscreen mode smaller than 640x480 on non-primary monitor

- non-AR cartridge emulation problems fixed

- dont emulate chip ram mirroring if JIT direct is enabled at startup (OS can detect wrong chip ram size, JIT does not support mirroring)

- emulate "bus noise" (very far from real thing currently) when ECS Agnus but only 512M RAM configuration (512k chip ram, 512k bus noise, 512k chip ram, 512k bus noise) In theory 1M/2M Agnus configuration should be implemented because 1M Agnus + 1M chip = 1M chip ram + 1M chip ram mirror but 2M Agnus + 1M chip = 1M chip ram + 1M of "bus noise" (for example A500Plus) Later..

- Picasso96 state file support fixed (not compatible with old states)

- development PC CPU updated to Q9450 quad core CPU, 3.2GHz currently, more/less overclock later (old CPU was E6600)

Credit for this goes to Toni Wilen over at eab.abime.net