PocketGBA is an emulator software that emulates Nintendo's hand-held game machine, GameBoy Advance on your PocketPC devices.

 

* fixed some UI

* fixed sound functions : setFrequency() with Timer0

* fixed thumb core : added 'r11' for PC(Program Counter of ARM7tdmi)

* fixed path of state files : \SaveData folder

-- Copy your state files to 'SaveData' folder.

* added state saving/loading option with 9 slots

* added cartridge masking option : some cartridges work with cartridge-masking

-- This option will mask cartridge's address with cartridge's size.

-- Note that this option will not be saved in config-file.

* added auto-frameskip option : adjust frameskip rate to near 100%-speed

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Intellivision emulator

v2.0.5 - May 25, 2005

 

- Added support for the Classic Game Controller (CGC). See http://www.shiny-technologies.com/cgc.php for details on this device.

- Added initial support for Atari 5200 games. Nothing playable yet, but

graphics are visible for several games.

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Credit: Emulation64 for the heads-up.

Date: 2006-05-23 13:57

Summary: EmuLinker Kaillera Server 1.0 Released

 

EmuLinker is a high-performance, fully featured, secure, open-source network server that supports the Kaillera network protocol. Kaillera is client/server system that enables head-to-head multiplayer network play of virtually any classic emulated game. 

 

1.0.2 (05/22/2006)

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Almost exactly 1 year after the first beta release, this is the first stable release of the EmuLinker Kaillera Server. Thanks to everyone that has reported bugs and made suggestions over the last year! This will likely be the last update release for quite a while if not ever.

 

Bug Fixes Only

 

- Fixed duplicate user/game problem during login

- Numerous other minor bug fixes

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May 25, 2006

 

Version 2.8.2 fixes a drawing smoothness issue in the Intel Macintosh version, and has further refinements to the user interface strings.

 

Gianluca Abbiati agreed to look at the Italian translation, and made numerous suggestions. The are also refinements in the German translation from Detlef Kahner, and refinements in the French and English from Pierre Lemieux.

 

The Intel Macintosh drawing issue was due to a missing call to QDFlushPortBuffer, and was most noticeable by waving the mouse in a circle and seeing how many ghost images of the cursor appeared on the screen. (Too few means that it isn't refreshing as quickly as it should.) This issue also would appear in the PowerPC version, if it was compiled with a recent version of XCode. The PowerPC version of Mini vMac 2.8.1 was compiled with an old version of XCode, and the Intel version was compiled on an Intel Macintosh. For Mini vMac 2.8.2, both OS X versions were compiled with XCode 2.2.1 on a PowerPC Macintosh.

 

Sorry for the long delay since 2.8.1, due to travel and other reasons

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