ScummVM WIP now supports Drascula The Vampire Strikes Back.

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NEStopia v1.4.0 Linux version B is a Port Of The NES Emulator For Linux.

Get it HERE bottom of page.

Changes from preview #5

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* Linux shell

- XML ROM support

- Archive browser comes up automatically if you select a zip or 7zip archive with multiple NES files in it

- Option to select favored console

- More flexible video configuration including OpenGL hardware scaling

- Input mapping in the GUI

- Core logging is now enabled to the terminal you start NEStopia from for easier diagnosis of problems

- Cheat Manager with flexible support and import/export capability (.xml cheat files will interchange with

the Windows version just fine)

- Automatic soft-patching added

- Coin inputs added for Vs. system

- Audio filters added for fun

- [Release B] Cleaned up some crashy issues with the control configurator

 

* Core (since 1.37)

 

Additions:

 

- ROM sets and external database support using new XML format

co-developed with Bootgod.

- Mapper 36, 103, 104, 106, 120, 126, 175, 176, 223 and 224.

Info from mad dumper, CaH4e3 and Temryu.

- UNIF boards GS-2013 and BS-5. info from CaH4e3.

- Emulation of bus conflicts for certain boards.

- Database entries.

- Core API documentation in HTML through cppdoc.

- UPS patching format support.

- Database lookup on soft-patching.

- Database entries. Info from Bootgod.

- More recognized boards. Info from Bootgod.

- Preliminary Dendy console support. Fixes Magistr (Subor) and

some other 'clone exclusives'. Info from Flamer and HardWareMan.

- DMC DMA read conflicts. Info from blargg and bunnyboy.

- Mapper 177, 179, 219 and 221. Info from CaH4e3.

- Database entries.

 

Changes:

 

- PPU power/reset timing and register states. Info from blargg.

- Misc IRQ/NMI/BRK/DMA special-case behavior. Info from blargg.

- NTSC/PAL switch during emulation will now force a hard-reset.

- Misc mapper emulation improvements. Info from Bootgod.

- NES-EVENT board timer more accurate.

- Board names. Info from Bootgod.

- Refactoring and mapper codebase overhaul.

- Speed optimizations (accuracy NOT compromised!).

- Mappers 21, 23, 25 and 185 no longer supported using plain iNES

files because of format restrictions.

- FDS saves through UPS instead of IPS.

- Database entries. Info from Bootgod.

- Refactoring.

- Better and more flexible PPU address line implementation at the

expense of some speed.

- Database entries.

- Refactoring.

 

Fixes:

 

- MMC3 soft-reset IRQ bug.

- Database entries.

- FDS file saving bug.

- NTSC burst phase incrementing bug.

- Potential memory leak in database loader.

- UTF16 to wchar_t portability fix in XML parser.

- Const-correctness bug caught by GCC 4.0.

- Wrong palette sometimes when switching to/from VS images.

- Wrong image information sometimes, e.g. battery when there isn't any.

- Save state NTSC/PAL mode saving.

- Minor save state inaccuracy fix with tape recording.

Snes9x GTK/X11 Port 35 is a Port of Snes9x v1.51 For Linux.

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Changes for version 35

 

* Added a toggle box for the status bar to the View menu.

* Fixed several fullscreen issues.

GMAMEUI is a frontend for SDLMame that helps you run MAME on GNOME desktop, allowing you to run your arcade games quickly and easily.

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0.2.3 (released 22 June 2008) adds the following features:

 

* New GMAMEUI UI Preferences dialog, and preferences handling. Most preferences are now saved automatically as they changed (instant apply). The gmameui.ini file format has been changed, and the dirs.ini file will be made obsolete.

* Add support for OpenGL options, and corresponding Options dialog page (SourceForge feature request 1977184)

* Add support for -effect option (e.g. scanlines). Note that this is hard-coded to a set of pre-defined effects, and doesn't distinguish between available/unavailable effects. The effects .png files need to be placed in the artwork directory

* Various bug fixes and code cleanups

* Setup directory and build structure for Help

* New translations:

Italian translation (Ugo Viti)

Brazilian translation (Junix)