Amstrad CPC emulator

This author has the annoying habit of using the same version number for bug fixed releases.

- 31.03.2008 (v1.90) : The past release was made in a hurry and

it lacked features still in development, hence this rerelease. On one

hand, LPTCPC and LPTPC can send and receive extended disc images: many

copy protections work fine; on the other hand, the FDC reading commands

have been improved too ("Arkanoid", "Gremlins 2", Epyx's "World Games",

etc.)

>> Get it HERE.

Version 2008-03-31

 

* Amazing new speedhacks to make some games run faster

* Fixed some graphical garbage while rom menu scrolls out

* Rom menu no longer shows game codes of GBC games

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Multi-system emulator

Xe updates:

 

[Xe] Implemented options to remove sticky memory cards / data disks on start up.

[Xe] Modified CD caching. Sectors are cached when they are accessed.

[Xe] Fixed cursor hiding in full screen mode.

[Xe] Fixed playback with only one frame.

[PC Engine] Improved VDC DMA timing.

[PC Engine CD-ROM2] Fixed audio play status.

[Mega CD] Fixed Timer frequency.

[Mega CD] Fixed a bad sub channel reading bug (broken in last version). Thanks to Tom Farrell

[super Famicom] Fixed APU frequency calculation.

[super Grafx] Fixed RAM size.

[FM Towns Marty] FM Towns Marty support

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Dreamcast emulator

At least some of you must realize that developing Makaron is a time consuming process. Time I could very well be spending doing things that bring me money. I have expenses you know, mostly PC hardware and software but also Dreamcast games and other stuff (like a new oscilloscope, as the old one died on me sometime ago).

 

I'm happy people use my emulator and find it useful, but I also belive it's only fair I got someting out of it as well.

 

Having said that I've came up with an idea of Pay to Play system for Makaron - prepaid style. Makaron will be free to download and try out but to play longer you will need to purchase an activation code. Simply put, in exchange for money you'll be given a limited time to use my emulator. Once that time is up you'll need to pay again, very much like you would for a cell phone number.

pay ment options will include credit cards and other common money transfer services, but I haven't yet decided on the rates so it'll take a few days to set everyting up. I will be done with the activation code shortly too.

>> Purchase it HERE.

With this, it has been decided that 1emulation will from now, only report on products which are completely free, complete, and unrestricted (to our knowledge). That means, no trial versions, no charges of any kind, not restricted to beta testers, not restricted to members of forums.