Rom Manager

3.100

 

* added: datfile header entry 'header', specifying the dat needs a special header xml to work correctly. For example "header nes.xml".

* misc: sets which only consists of biosroms AND nodumps aren't shown as missing sets when nodump handling is set to hide AND allow not separated biossets is disabled.

* misc: sets with sharing errors appear grey

* fixed: file sharing errors aren't listed anymore

* fixed: bios sets falsely appear as missing when 'show all missing sets' is disabled

* fixed: nodump handling options gets falsely disabled if datfile only holds nodump chds

>> Get it HERE.

Fruit-machine emulator

With the new Cobra code, and a few of the cleanups (I’ll do the rest in the patches).

Source browser is currently stuck on the old version, as I haven’t prepared the files for it yet.

>> Get it HERE

More just posted:

0.42

* Included all updates from 0.113 to 0.114.

* Were you expecting Life, The Universe and Everything?

* What you're getting is a generally cleaner codebase, and a promise to look into improving some of the older drivers in the long run.

The source is now available at the above link.

SamCoupe Emulator for PSP

Here is a new version of PSPSim the SamCoupé Emulator for PSP.

 

For those who haven't seen previous versions, SimCoupe emulates a SAM Coupe - an 8-bit, Z80-based home computer released in 1989 by Miles Gordon Technology.

For more information on the machine itself, including history and technical specification you can go on the SimCoupe web site.

 

What's new in version 1.0.5 :

 

- Bug fix: frame skip option is now saved with game settings

(Thanks to Nick666, who had reported me this bug)

 

- From Mr Nick666 :

 

+ New beautiful background images designed by Mr Nick666 !

+ Settings files for most of all famous games !

 

Big big thanks to Nick666

>> Get it HERE.

DragonKeeper, our famous game reviewer, has posted another wonderful review!

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Despite leveraging the skills of Arc System Works, creators of the Guilty Gear franchise, as well as the famous anime property Fist of the North Star, Hokuto no Ken is ultimately a failed experiment. It retains the high-resolution presentation of its creator’s previous effort, but disappoints in almost every other conceivable way. An unbalanced 2d fighter, its animation, interface design and basic combat mechanics suggest an obvious lack of effort invested in its production. The location tests it underwent have failed to reduce the marked difference between the high- and low-tier characters which brings is comparatively tiny roster into prominence. As a final nail in its coffin, Hokuto no Ken offers none of the additional extras that are characteristic of Guilty Gear PlayStation 2 ports, surrendering an easy opportunity to add variety to the otherwise banal offering.

Can it hold up to the test? Read the full review!