Saturn emulator

* Almost, it is not operational checking, but it raises temporarily.

* The [inputsutokiyapuchiya] interrupting processing of SSF Ver0.07 beta R6 SH2 was improved.

* The interruption processing of SCU was corrected.

* The gradation operation of VDP2 was mounted.

* At the time of scan line OFF, it pulled length to 2 times with the hardware and tried to extend.

* Letter of error message and option item was inserted in the resource.

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9th July, 2006 - GameEx 6.46

 

* No more flickering of overlayed toolbar,volume and text in DVD, Video or Karaoke

 

9th July, 2006 - GameEx 6.45

 

* New setting for Amos

* Make toolbar text white

 

9th July, 2006 - GameEx 6.43

 

* For registered users - Mouse Emulation

* Control games, applications and emulators that require a mouse with a gamepad and arcade controls

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Email client for the DS

NDSMail 0.47

 

* SSL support! This means GMAIL is finally supported

* fixed "ERROR: mail can't be displayed (RM02)" when switching between mails and feeds

* added button/tab for feeds

* added checkbox element

* info screen with update function

* download mail manually (A-Button) working again (verify)

* latest wifi lib

 

TODO:

* GUI fixes

* Improve HTML parser and display HTML mails

* include new (bigger) keyboard

* find better font + include international font support

* feed settings screen seems to have problems

* extend access point selection screen

* update function

* jpg support

* .nds attachment support

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Yeah, I think Sony's finally went crazy. They just named their controller name "P oo S." Read on fair users.

It seems Sony has trademarked a new brand name at the Japanese patent office, apparently for a controller. And it's called..."P oo S". Not quite unlike the aftermath of the Wii announcement, the jokes are already rolling in and let's be frank, that's no surprise.

Are Sony hoping to follow and succeed with the strategy Nintendo has utilized? As their rivals, do they hope an at first alienating name will sooner or later become highly identifiable, or is this just another silly move for the sake of publicity being creative?

Regardless of that, the source states the "oo" part could be the infinity sign. Or it might represent the two analog sticks on a Dual Shock controller.

While it's doubtable "P oo S" will stir the media as heavily as Wii, Sony haters surely get another piece of meat to chew on with this. It seems we have to wait and see if the patent bears actual importance as the Playstation 3 launch draws near. Lots of things can still change...

>> PS3.QJ.net