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Emu#dreams reports that an AGEMAME source patch for version 0.102u5 of MAME is now available here. There is also a new post on the AGEMAME32 homepage, seen below. You can visit the official homepage of AGEMAME32 here for more news and patches.

Emu#dreams reports that Haze has made some more progress in developing support for new games in MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. The games that were worked on this time were: Go 2000 and Canvas Croquis. Below are Haze's posts on his official WIP homepage. You can visit Haze's MAME work-in-progess web site here.

retroguru.com reports that Atari 800, the open source Atari 800/XL/XE emulator for the GP32 and GP2x, has been updated to version 0.8. Below are the changes in this version. You can visit the official homepage here.

retroguru.com reports that Hu-Go! v2.12 (Public Beta 1) for Nintendo GameCube has been released. Below are the release notes. You can find out more information here.

Emu#dreams reports that Haze has been hard at work on MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine emulator, today. Now he's gone and added support for Mad Ball, an adult-oriented game. Below is his post on his MAME WIP page. You can visit his official MAME WIP page here (includes screen shots of this game).

retroguru.com reports that CPCPSP, an Amstrad CPC emulator for the Sony Playstation Portable (ported from the source code of Caprice32), has been released. Below are the release notes for version 0.1. You can visit the official homepage of CPCPSP here, or simply download it here.

technically, if you're using a plugin-esque mod, you're not modifying the hardware at all. but i don't know about such plugin technology and reverse-engineering for the xbox 360.

retroguru.com reports that DeSmuME, the French Nintendo DS emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been updated to version 0.0.1 (the author previously did not use a version numbering system). This update also includes changes to DeSmuME 3D (DeSmuME with 3D support). Below are the changes for both versions (translated with Google). You can visit the official homepage of both versions here.

i just stick to my NES, only thing you need to mod for that is the lock-out chip, and you're good to go (all that requires is clipping a pin).

that was the stupidest list ever. the robot dog? atari and then playstation2? 5 different cell phones? 4+ portable music devices? why is it not "Top 50 Electronic Devices You Really Don't Need That Have Been Available For 50 Years!"? another useless list, they could've generalized the items, but then they'd be left with the "top 5 out of the 8 unique inventions over the past 50 years"

retroguru.com reports that Franxis has released an open source multiple game port of MAME to the GP2x. With all these single game ports to the GP2x (such as Robotron or Green Beret), it was only a matter of time before a release like this were to happen. Below are the release notes for MAME GP2x version 1.0. You can find out more information here at Franxis's homepage, or simply download MAME GP2x here.

mmmmmmmmm barbeque... mmmmmm. i love me some barbeque steak. well done.

well done, always.

that one really vertical explosion was awesome.

there are lots of commercial and freeware virtual dj programs out there, just google around. that's if you want the "emulated" discs and stuff to hold/scratch. if you just wanna throw down samples on top of music, try out "acid", a good program from soundforge now owned by sony.

i'm sure your 1 terabyte is helping you run things faster. ever think that maybe the emulator is just slow?

real trees if are $40-100 if you pay for them, mind you. also, weirdy, nothing like pulling tinsel out of your cat's ass because it eats shiny stringy things (easter grass is another fun one).

obese real tree

my girlfriend got a gameboy micro, it's friggin' sweet. i think nintendo might start a comeback, i love that company. i hope the nintendo revolution does great, the hip controllers and stuff are sure to get some attention from the ipod crowd. hip looks = hip selling. the micro is hip and revolution could get hipper! hip hip hip hip

Schattenberg88 has posted information on how to get GameFAQ (and others) saves on the PCSX2 memory card! Before you proceed, make sure you have a Playstation 2 formatted memory card. You can find out more here, exclusively at the 1Emulation boards!

sounds a hell of a lot more hectic and busy than my life. i just sit around and post on this forum all day and work on my emulator. :T

Emu#dreams reports that Haze has made progress in developing support for Garogun Seroyang in MAME, the "Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator". Below is Haze's post on the WIP page. The title mentioned in this article is said to be the Roman revision of the Korean words for the title. It is unsure at this time what the correct English title is. You can visit Haze's WIP page here to see the post and discussion for yourself.

i got to go to my girlfriend's for christmas (lives 3 hours away currently). she's at work right now and i'm posting while she's there.

retroguru.com reports that NEOGEO CDZ, the Japanese open source Neo-Geo CD emulator for Windows, has been updated to version 2005.12.25 (Final Release). Below are the changes in this version (taken from AEP Emulation Page). You can visit the official homepage here (Japanese), or simply download it here.

retroguru.com reports that Neo-Arc MAME32 Plus!, the variant build of MAME32 Plus!, has been updated to version 0.102.5. Below are the changes in this version. You can visit the official homepage of Neo-Arc MAME32 Plus! here.