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Script PC is a IBM PC (286, 386, 486, 586 and XT) and Spectrum 48k Emulator for Windows. Thanks to our affiliate, AEP-Emulation, for the news!

The ZX Spectrum 128 / ZX Spectrum 48 emulator EmuZGL has been updated again. »» http://zx.pk.ru/showthread.php?t=7527 [Release Thread] Thanks to our affiliate, AEP-Emulation, for the news!

Woops .... getting a little cross-eyed. Thanks for the catch.

At first, I wasn't sure what this emulator was, but it's an NES emulator for PC that works with Super Nintendo and GameBoy. Anyway, it's updated to version 1.5l. Changelog is in Japanese. »» Download / Information

RomCenter is an application written for 32-bit Windows operating systems, designed to help you maintain and organize your emulators roms collection for various gaming systems including computers, consoles, arcade, calculators and handheld. »» Download / Information

Thanks buddy! I added it to the original post.

Everything takes time. Just about all handheld emulators I've seen first start off this way and then slowly move on to commercial games.

GameEx v9.36, a frontend for emulators, mostly for use on MAME cabs has been updated: No changelog found. Probably for quick bug fixes? »» Download / Information

No changelog found. This is a MSX emulator for PC. Here is the changelog, thanks to Hawq: »» Download / Information

Sam is a Playstation Portable Emulator for the PC. There was a WIP update today. So far its running only pspsdk demos. »» Information

Are you talking about how I love Fatal Rose so much? He's quite a character. Or how I was once a fighting champion? And how I once met Fatal Rose at a dance club? Nah. I don't tell much about myself to anyone.

That's incorrect. I think there is only a very special case that BenQ requires soldering and I think it depends on if you want to flash it with a computer that doesn't have a VIA/nVidia chipset. But don't quote me on it. Other than that, you can flash the BenQ fine without soldering. Check out Textbook's tutorial. You are correct, but I, won't touch a motherboard with VIA anywhere on it, and I don't do NvIdia so buying a board with their chipset makes no sense. In any case without either of those chipsets (Highly likely given the number of available chipsets) you WILL have to solder a switch. What's wrong with buying a VIA PCI card? You can use it once and then take it out. They're less than $20.

That's incorrect. I think there is only a very special case that BenQ requires soldering and I think it depends on if you want to flash it with a computer that doesn't have a VIA/nVidia chipset. But don't quote me on it. Other than that, you can flash the BenQ fine without soldering. Check out Textbook's tutorial.

GameEx v9.33, a frontend for emulators, mostly for use on MAME cabs has been updated: »» Download / Information

PK201 is a Sony PocketStation emulator for Windows. »» Download / Information Thanks again to our buddies at AEP-Emulation for the news!

ScummVM is a program which allows you to run certain classic graphical point-and-click adventure games, provided you already have their data files. This is a port for the Nintendo Wii. »» Download / Information Thanks to EmuBoards for the news!

According to GuyFawkes, "Alekmaul updated his port of the Rick Dangerous remake XRick to the DS. I think these are the correct changes for this release": »» Download / Information Thanks to EmuBoards for the news.

JME C64 is a C64 emulator for J2ME (MIDP 2.0) mobile phones. The PC versions JSwing C64 has been updated as well. »» Download / Information Thanks to our good buddies and affiliate, AEP-Emulation, for the news!

Emulator Enhancer is a shareware module which adds a range of additional features and options to all the emulators made by Richard Bannister (i.e. Nestopia). »» Download / Information

Nestopia is a NES emulator for the Mac operating system. »» Download / Information

FLAME ON! Seriously folks, we're all adults here (I hope so). Just be constructive. My vote goes to the XBOX 360: Pro's - Great games - Flashable for backups - XBOX Live is top notch Con's - Can get a RROD - No built-in wireless My #2 would have to be the Nintendo Wii. But it's about to get hit by a tornado, as I'm afraid if Nintendo isn't going to be able to pull any new good games after Mario Kart Wii. It seems like all I'm seeing is a pile of dust. And PS3 gets last place for me only because most games are out on the 360. However, it does have Blu-ray and it does have free online play. I'm not really too fond of Blu-ray at the moment, only because the movies themselves are too overpriced. But I think in the end, PS3 may just get the #1 spot. It's just a matter of what they have after MGS4 and how many new buyers they can get. EDIT: I'll probably buy a PS3 as soon as it hits the $200-$250 price range. Blu-ray players can't be expensive for that long and that'll bring the price of the PS3 down.

D`oh! Character select screen is a major spoiler. That's like my favorite part of the game.

Worked fine here too. I would look to see (post timestamps) if there were any posts made while you were gone.

SPU2ghz, a plugin for PCSX2, now supports WinAMP DSP plugins! Thanks to the folks at #pcsx2 for helping me out on what this plugin was about! »» Download / Information

AQEMU is a frontend for the X86 Emulator, QEMU. »» Download / Information Thanks to e-lation.net for the news!