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retroguru.com reports that FCE Ultra GP2X, an open source port of FCE Ultra (the Nintendo Entertainment System emulator) to the GP2x, has been released. Below are the release notes for this version, followed by the future plans of the project. You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.

retroguru.com reports that gp2xmess, the open source GP2x port of MESS (the Multiple Emulator Super System), has been updated to version 0.6-alpha. Version 0.6-alpha is based on MESS v0.102, and below are the changes in this version (quoted from retroguru.com). A better version of the changes is available here at the official homepage (link: here). Alternatively, you can simply download version 0.6-alpha here.

retroguru.com reports that VICE2X, the open source port of VICE (the Commodore 64 and other hardwares emulator) to the GP2x, has been updated to "alpha2". You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.

Emu#dreams reports that Frank Palazzolo has been working on adding more hardware support to MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. Below is a post from his blog about some of the work he's been getting himself into. You can see this post for yourself here, or leave comments here.

AEP Emulation Page reports that Emu28, the Microsoft Windows emulator of the Clamshell series calculators HP18C and HP28C, has been updated to version 1.09. Below are the changes in this version. You can visit the official homepage here or simply download it here.

AEP Emulation Page reports that NEOGEO CDZ Emulator, the Japanese Neo-Geo CD emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been updated. The fifth bug fix for version 2005.12.25 of the emulator is now available. Below are the changes in this bug fix (quoted from AEP Emulation Page). You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here (source only).

Emu#dreams reports that Dox has been working on adding hardware support to MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. Below is what Dox has been up to. You can find out more information here, as well as view screenshots.

Emu#dreams reports that AGEMAME32, the "Arcade Gambling extension for the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator", has been updated to version 0.31. Below are the release notes for this version. You can visit the official homepage of AGEMAME32 here, or simply download it here.

retroguru.com reports that Outcast, an Atari ST emulator for the GP2x, has been released. Version 001 is the first alpha release for this brand new emulator, and below are the release notes. You can see where this news originated at GP32x.com Board here, or simply obtain it here.

The Emulation64 Network reports that PLynx, a port of the Atari Lynx emulator Handy to the Sony PlayStation Portable, has been updated to version 0.2b. Below are the changes in this version. As there is no official homepage yet, you can simply obtain it here.

retroguru.com reports that fmsxDS, the Japanese MSX emulator for the Nintendo DS, has been updated to version 0.06. Below is a translation (fixed up a bit) of the release notes from the official homepage. You can visit the official homepage here or simply download the latest version here.

Emu#dreams reports that PotatoMulti, the Java-based multiple console and arcade emulator, has had work done on it. Below is the news posted on the official homepage today about the work-in-progress. You can visit the official homepage of PotatoMulti here.

Emu#dreams reports that Haze has been working on MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, some more. Below is what he posted on his official MAME WIP page. You can visit Haze's official MAME WIP page here, or see this individual post with screenshots here.

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AEP Emulation Page reports that 88VA Eternal Grafx, the NEC PC-88VA emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been updated to version r060102. Below are the changes in this version. You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.

You need to state the emulator in the topic title, not the name of the game. It's not 1FinalFantasy, it's 1Emulation.

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Emu#dreams reports that advances in support for World Cup Volleyball ‘95 in MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, have been made by Haze. Below is what Haze posted on his official MAME WIP homepage. You can visit Haze's official MAME WIP homepage here, or view the single post by itself here. Screenshots and more are available at these links.

The Emulation64 Network reports that SSF, the Japanese Sega Saturn emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been updated to version 0.07 beta R2' (yes, the apostrophe is supposed to be there). As there is no change log of what's new in this version readily available, I will post the new compatibility specifications of the emulator with the actual Sega Saturn hardware. You can visit the official homepage of SSF here, or simply download it here.

retroguru.com reports the Atari800, the Atari 800/800XL/130XE/5200 emulator (for Unix, Amiga, MS-DOS, Atari TT/Falcon, SDL, and Windows CE), for Windows CE version has been updated to version 2.0.1. This brings up-to-date many of the ports, and below are the changes in version 2.0.1 (for all ports). You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.

Emu#dreams reports that Bryan McPhail has been working on fixing hardware support in MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. Below is his post from his MAME work-in-progress page. You can visit Bryan McPhail's MAME WIP page here to see screenshots and more.

retroguru.com reports that SquidgeSNES, the brand new Super NES emulator for the GP2x, has been updated to version 0.0.2. Here's what Squidge, the programmer, had to say about it. You can see these posts here at GP32x.com Board, or simply download it here.

AEP Emulation Page reports that CPCE, the Amstrad CPC emulator (for DOS, DPMI, and WIN32), has been updated to version 1.53. Below are the changes in this version. You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.

iq_132 has reported that Haze has done some work on fixing hardware support added to MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, by Luca (posted earlier). Below is what Haze posted on his WIP page (truncated). You can visit Haze's MAME WIP page here to see screenshots and more.

Emu#dreams reports that Luca Elia has been working on adding support for more hardware in MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. Below is Luca's post about the work, originally riddled with screenshots (so, there are gaps). You can see this post for yourself as well as the screen shots that were taken out of the post here.