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gp2x VBA v0.1 Released

PDRoms reports that Domm has released his port of VisualBoyAdvance, the GameBoy Advance emulator, to the GP2x. Below are the release notes.
This is a straight port of VisualBoyAdvance SDL. It isn't very fast and there is no sound. Most of the time it rounds around 6fps. You can tweak frame skipping and other settings in VisualBoyAdvance.cfg.
You can obtain it here.
Emulator2001 Updated

AEP Emulation Page reports that Emulator2001, the Emerson Arcadia emulator for Windows, has been updated today. Below are the changes in this daily build.
- Fixed snapshot file code now saves with correct file name- Emulator now starts in game demo mode
You can visit the official homepage here.
MAME WIP News (12/15)

Emu#dreams reports that Roberto Fresca has made progress in developing for MAME. Below are his release notes about his work-in-progress.
- Corrected videoram & colorram offset in Cuore Uno and Elephant Family.- Corrected CPU freq. in both sets to 2 MHz, since the main CPU is a R65C02P2.
BTW, To initialize the NVRAM in cuoreuno and elephfam:
Start game, press and hold Service1 & Service2, press reset (F3), release Service1 & Service2 and press reset (F3) again.
Also reported, Reip has made progress in working on 'Mosaic - 1999 F2 System'. Apparently it's missing everything but the video, which is just a frame buffer. You can visit Reip's page here and Roberto Fresca's page here.
Mocha v1.12 Released

Emu#dreams reports that Mocha has been updated to version 1.12. Mocha is a Java-based TRS-80 Color Computer (CoCo) emulator. Below are the changes in this version.
- "Fat binary" cartridges weren't correctly detecting a coco 2 versus a coco 3.- Muting sound wouldn't always work with "High Quality" sound selected.
- Some support for bank-switching cartridges (enough to get arkanoid to run...more later!
- Fixed joystick for Arkanoid.
You can find Mocha here, as well as more information on the "CoCo".