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Description: no$sns © Martin Korth nocash SNES/SFC emulator/debugger for windows Features The program is 100% assembler code. Accuracy should be quite high (if not: bug are reports welcome).Controllers: 1-2 Joypads, Multitap, Mouse, Lightguns (via mouse), NTT Data Pad, X-Band Keyboard, Twin Tap's, Barcode Battler, Pachinko Dial, Exertainment BikeCoprocessors: SA-1, GSU, DSP, ST010/11, CX4, OBC1, S-DD1, SPC7110, S-RTC, RTC-4513, SFC-Box, NSS arcade cabinetAdd-ons: Satellaview, Turbofile (TFII and STF)Debugger: Assembler, Disassembler, Xboo-Upload Function (for testing code on real SNES).Requirements: Win95 and up, around 8MB RAM, around 200MHz (tested) (on 1GHz computers, most games can run 5-10 times faster as on real hardware).Known Problems Interlace Mode (vertical hires) isn't yet supported (used only by 3 games or so)Offset-Per-Tile Mode isn't yet supported (used by Starfox... and probably by some further games...?)GUIs of Copiers and Cheat Devices should be working (but without actually emulating FDDs or Patches)ST018 isn't yet supportedActraiser 2 hangs in intro (unknown why) Change log: help: added note on starting multiple hdma's midframe in different scanlinesbugfix: mirror SRAM from 700000h to F00000h, but NOT to F08000h (thanks byuu)midframe hdma: init "snes_hdma_not_pause_flgs" during vblank (super ghouls)help: cleaned up memory/dma chapters, added basic LoROM/HiROM mapping chaptersemu: added support for rare LoROM games with more than 32K SRAM (eg. Dezaemon)help: added cx4 pinouts (thanks qwertymodo) and cx4 memory map (thanks byuu)commandline: looks in current directory before 'slot' directory (for lidnariq)video/zoom: fullscreen option (toggle via context menu; by right mouse button)video/zoom: software: supports odd ratios, mmx-based horizontal blur/resamplevideo/zoom: opengl: SwapBuffers, SubImage2d, DblBuffer, PixFmtScoring, Speedupgui: created own help engine (instead of microcrap's suicidal windows .hlp)game window: displays current zoom factor in caption (during sizing)game window: optionally square pixels, or real PAL/NTSC pixel aspect ratiosgame window: allows free sizing (with snapping near N*100% zoom factors)sfcbox: removed dummy OSD font (real SFC-Box character set is dumped now)controls: divides snes-mouse resolution by game-window-zoom-factoricon: simplified snes button/logo icon, at 12x12,16x16,32x32,48x48 pix sizeshelp/emu: sfcbox: added io-port-mirrors and values for unknown/unused io-bitshelp/emu: sfcbox: osd character zoom, osd background/outline styleshelp/emu: sfcbox: cpu hd64180 traps (most) invalid hd64180 opcodeshelp/emu: gsu mirrors/openbus, gsu multiply speed, r15+irq on stop opcodea22i: added argonaut gsu assembler (via .argonaut and .native/.nocash syntax)emu: avoids break on nested event-handling within hdma (for buggy kof2000)cartloader: clips corrupt sram/xram/flash header values to reasonable sizescartloader: fixed crash upon missing cx4 bios (thanks epguy35 for bugreport)help: added GSU-1 and GSU-2 pinouts (based on GSU schematics drawn by magno)help: added pinouts for SA-1 chip, BSX-FLASH connector, partial BSX-EXT porthelp: added MAD-R logic table+more MAD-1 details (thanks SkinnyV for dumping)help/emu: added some new nss details (vsync, mirrored/unused bits)help: added some new xband keyboard details (thanks to Benjamin Eriksson)help/emu: added copy-protected bootlegs (bitswap, constant, and alu/flipflop)help/emu: added super20hab (korean multicart with 20 small nes-port games) source: http://nocash.emubase.de/sns.htmdownload: no$sns v1.5

Description: higan is a Nintendo multi-system emulator that began development on 2004-10-14. It currently supports the following systems: FamicomSuper FamicomGame BoyGame Boy ColorGame Boy AdvanceNintendo DShigan also supports the following subsystems: Super Game BoyBS-X SatellaviewSufami Turbo Change log: I'm posting higan v092.10 as a beta release. This release adds multi-pass shaders, SNES hires blending improvements, OS X Lion support, and more. Most importantly, after polling on the issue on my forum, popular opinion was to default to the most optimal video/audio drivers, rather than the safest. Notably, this means you'll need official video card drivers for OpenGL 3.2 support. By defaulting to OpenGL across the board, we can treat video shaders as ubiquitous. However, it's sure to not work on some systems. If you have trouble with video or audio, be sure to go to Settings->Configuration->Advanced, change the drivers, and restart the emulator. I'd like for v093 to be a solid release out of the door, but a lot has changed. So if you could all please test this release as thoroughly as possible, and report any bugs on my forum, it would be greatly appreciated. Included is the source, and Windows 64-bit binaries. If you need binaries for Windows 32-bit, OS X, or Linux, you'll need to compile the source yourself, sorry. source: http://byuu.org/download: higan x64 092.10