DS emulator based on DeSmuME.

I changed the name of DeSmuME to GoodNDS, changed the icon, and translated some of the words to english. And now im working on it to add better 2d and 3d graphics and im also trying to get sound working.

 

0.0.3:

Great news I've added a newer version "GoodNDS v0.0.3". It has a new feature that lets you fast forward the games. And I fixed the save and loading states a little. Hope you like it

 

0.0.2:

I added a new Key config and a new save and load states you can now save your games with it. Graphics are a little better but some games might appear backwards like the screens for example. I am probably going to work on sound now even though I dont have a clue how to get sound on a emulator but I'll look it up.

>> Get it HERE.

Sinclair Spectrum emulator

New in This Version

 

* Added Timex Sinclair HiRes and HiColor modes (HiRes currently downscaled to 256 pixels).

* Fixed Timex Sinclair PSG-based joystick interface.

* Added an option for playing tape sounds.

* Added Windows joystick support.

* Added Joystick button configuration.

* Inlined RdZ80() function for better performance.

* Replaced "updates per VBlank" (-uperiod) with "percentage of skipped frames" option (-skip).

* StretchBlt() slowdown problem in Windows 2000/XP solved.

* [ALT]+[F4] now quits application in Windows, as it should.

* Properly saving CPU time when inactive, waiting for a key or display sync.

* Properly checking sound track logging menu option on [F2].

>> Get it HERE.

Source: http://www.xbox-scene.com/xbox1data/sep/EE...VyZAkoDINrz.php

ZsnexBox v2.96

>> Nes6502 released a new version of ZsnexBox(info), a port of the Zsnes Super Nintendo emulator to Xbox.

 

What's new/fixed:

* Added a "Tips and Tricks" database. This includes information on hundreds of games on topics such as boss fight strategies, level select button sequences, and level passwords.

* Changed the rumble type description and added several more rumble types. These are:

1) Rumble on value change and stop rumbling when the timer expires

2) Rumble on value decrease and stop rumbling when the timer expires

3) Rumble on value increase and stop rumbling when the timer expires

4) Rumble on value change and stop rumbling when the value changes

5) Rumble on value change and stop rumbling when the value decreases

6) Rumble on value change and stop rumbling when the value increases

7) Rumble on value decrease and stop rumbling when the value changes

Rumble on value decrease and stop rumbling when the value decreases

9) Rumble on value decrease and stop rumbling when the value increases

10) Rumble on value increase and stop rumbling when the value changes

11) Rumble on value increase and stop rumbling when the value decreases

12) Rumble on value increase and stop rumbling when the value increases

So, in other words, you can have rumbles that only last a set amount of time, or you can have rumbles that last until something changes. This is useful for games like F-Zero where you may run over the gravel and want the rumble. However, there is no way to tell how long you may be on the gravel, so a timer will not work. In this example, F-Zero sets the value to 10 when you are on the gravel, and 0 when you are off the gravel. So for this rumble, you would pick: "Rumble on value increase and stop rumbling when the value decreases" to have rumble the entire time. These combinations should enable the creation of rumbles for any situation and last any desired amount of time.

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