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http://www.xs4all.nl/~tgreeven/soft/Port%2...ng/MSWINSCK.OCX
download that and save it in the same folder as dschat or in your windows system folder (c:\windows\system\ for win98-esque, c:\windows\system32\ for xp).
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retroguru.com reports that Emulator2001, the Emerson Arcadia 2001 (among other systems) emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been updated. Below are the latest news posts seen on the official homepage.
Emulator2001 the full working version will soon be complete, work is in progress to finish the UI,It is expected that this emulator will be the first to have 100% compatibility with the original video game console.New interton VC / fountain emulator underway, Emulator2001 will soon become multi-system, incorporating this classic console from the late 1970'sYou can visit the official homepage of Emulator2001 here, or simply download it here.
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Emu#dreams reports that Mocha, the Java-based TRS-80 Color Computer (CoCo) emulator, has been updated to version 1.18. Below are the changes in this version.
- Fixed CoCoMax hires joystick positioning.You can visit the official homepage of Mocha here.
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Emu#dreams reports Dave Widel has posted on his homepage about his work on MAME. With the year ending, everyone is taking time to acknowledge just how much progress was made in MAME. Below is what Dave Widel had to say about this year's work.
Well everyone's putting up lists of what they accomplished this year. I spent most of my time babysitting but still managed to accomplish a couple of things. High score kits for Pacman, Bootleg Ms Pac, Jr Pacman, Galaxian, Make Trax, and Black Tiger. All of them 100% legal no copyrighted original code included. The Mad Pac and Exidy 440 kits are finished. On the unreleased side I have a working, nearly completed system 1 kit which I've shelved until some interest turns up and I have serveral more projects designed waiting for me to order prototypes.As far as mame goes I still did a little coding, but not much. Added drivers for Noah's Ark, Super Missle Attack, Wonderboy System 2, and definately the most exciting thing this year was talking to the original programmer of Star Fire and adding support for Star Fire II. A game that he says made it into production at the very end of the sales of Star Fire I, possibly they went overseas, but no one had even heard of a sequel being made.
As you may know my specialty is decryption, but it was pretty quiet in that area. I helped a couple of devs on a few things but I don't think I really did anything this year. Those days are pretty much over, I think there's only a few 8 bit games left to be decrypted. No one seems to be able to locate boards for them so it's possible it's too late and the batteries have already died.
You can visit Dave Widel's homepage here.
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infernoDS: if you need help, or would like to open the source code, please tell me.
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i used winmx for a long time, i moved to soulseek when it got shut down, i'll probably use both side-by-side now.
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retroguru.com reports that VICE2X, the open source port of VICE (the multiple Commodore machine emulator) to the GP2x, has been updated to version "alpha1". Below are the changes in this version.
- This is an alpha/preview release and there is plenty of bugs and things not yet implemented.- VICE2X is ported from the unix version of VICE and uses Rlyeh's minilib.
You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.
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AEP Emulation Page reports that Handy2x, the port of Handy/SDL (the Atari Lynx emulator ported to SDL) to the GP2x, has been updated to version 0.2. Below are the changes in this version.
- using Rlyeh's Minimal Library now (no more usage of SDL)- scaling is done in hardware now (was software before)
- based on Handy/SDL v0.2 Sources -> Rendering is done in 16bit
You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.
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Emu#dreams reports that Dox has made progress in developing support for more games in MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. Below is Dox's progress made over the past couple days.
- Mini Vegas 4 in 1 (as well as Little Casino) is playable now- Fixed bg/fg priorities in Grand Tour
You can see screenshots and find out more information here.
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PDRoms reports that NeoPOP-GP2X, the open source port of NeoPop (the Neo-Geo Pocket/Pocket Color emulator) to the GP2x, has been updated to version 0.5. Below are the changes in this version.
- The program no longer uses SDL lib- Now using rlyeh’s minilib
- Various optimizations
- 2x mode disabled for more speed
You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.
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AEP Emulation Page reports that Virtual Korvet, the Russian Korvet PEVM emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been updated to version 0.07. Below are the release notes for this version (taken from AEP Emulation Page, seems to be a translation).
Small renovation - version 0.07. Cleaned interface and corrected 0.0г bag with the the incorrect introduced in the version sokhraneneniyem/vosstanovleniyem of the state of emulator. It respectively removed reference to that version (it changed), and if who had time to skachat´ - I advise to reject and to renew. If we what errors strongly strain will be - write to soap korvet@tut.by, it can pomeditiruyu in the free time above the code - anything, you look, and it will be correctedYou can visit the official homepage of Virtual Korvet here, or simply download it here.
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AEP Emulation Page reports that Emulator2001, the Emerson Arcadia emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been updated. When the first real release happens, it's believed that the emulator will be 100% compatible with all the original software. Below are the changes in this release.
started windows GUI ready for first official release of emulator2001.You can visit the official homepage of Emulator2001 here, or simply download it here.
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EmulationHQ reports that PocketNES, for the GameBoy Advance Movie Player, now sees its fifth release. The news for the fourth release was also not posted here, so I'll do that as well. Below are the changes in the fourth and fifth version.
- Fixed hitflag problems introduced in previous version (oops)- Added (Buggy!) savestates- Used new version of Chishm's filesystem driver
- Lots of small changes that might have broken things.
- Code cleanup
You can find out more information here, or simply download it here.
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retroguru.com reports that Handy2x, the port of Handy/SDL (which is an SDL port of Handy, the Atari Lynx emulator) for the GP2x, has been updated to version 0.1a. Below are the changes in this version.
I implemented 2x scaling - much bigger and better for playing.You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.
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retroguru.com reports that Mocha, the Java-based TRS-80 Color Computer (CoCo) emulator, has been updated to version 1.17. Below are the changes in this version.
- Restored broken CoCoMax hires joystick emulation- Complex artifacting optimization - reduces CPU load by over ten percent on some games.
You can try out Mocha here at its official homepage.
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that's a lot different of a model than what i've seen before. i hope to GOD they don't rush it.
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Emu#dreams reports Haze has made more progress in developing support for games in MAME today. He has added support for MuHanSeungBu. Below is his quote from his official MAME WIP homepage, followed by screenshots.
December 26th, 2005 - Semicom Baseball GameI’ve added support for another Korea only game, this time it’s a Baseball game from SemiCom.
SemiCom are IMO the best of the Korean developers.
You can visit Haze's MAME WIP homepage here for more news and screenshots.
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The people over at SDLEmu have released WIP source of version 0.2 of Handy/SDL (the SDL port of the Atari Lynx emulator: Handy). You can visit the official homepage here, or simply download it here.
Handy/SDL version 0.1 has also been ported to the GP2x, calling it: HandySDL2x. This port was done by XTale, and reportedly because of speed issues, the source code was altered to render directly to the GP2x's frame buffer. You can visit the official homepage of HandySDL2x here, or simply download it here.
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AEP Emulation Page reports RPCemu, a new open source RiscPC (ARM7500) emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been released. Below is a list of what exactly it's capable of emulating.
- ARM7500- 16mb RAM
- Two high density 3.5" disc drives
- VIDC20
- IOMD
- PS/2 keyboard and mouse
You can visit the official homepage of RPCemu here, or simply download it here.
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AEP Emulation Page reports that DSP, the open source Sinclair Spectrum ZX emulator for Microsoft Windows, has been updated to version 0.4ß5. Below are the changes in this version.
General- NEW: Now DSP remember last driver you ran and reload it.
- NEW: Updated to ZipForge 2.69
Spectrum
- BUG: Now the Spectrum's Z80 don't report EDDD errors, decrement pc and continues (Makes happy 'Freddy Hardest' and 'Seymour saves the planet' and maybe others)
- BUG: Fixed some troubles in Spectrum 128K OUT decodification (Now the music in 'Fairlight II' sounds fine)
- NEW: Improved Spectrum +3 emulation. Now emules memory system correctly (now work the specyfic programs for Spectrum +2A/+3). But, I disabled floppy (don't works) emulation until it works.
You can visit the official homepage of DSP here, or simply download it here.
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retroguru.com reports that Emulator 2001, the Emerson Arcadia emulator for Microsoft Windows by Gavin Turner, was updated a few days ago. You can visit the official homepage of Emulator 2001 here, or simply download it here.
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computer keyboards are submersible in water, it does not harm them. you just need to air them out over night or use a blow dryer.
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Emu#dreams reports that an AGEMAME source patch for version 0.102u5 of MAME is now available here. There is also a new post on the AGEMAME32 homepage, seen below.
You may be aware that AGEMAME has a little system in place to try to visualise what’s going on inside the machine. What we do at present is draw the VFD readouts and the stepper motor positions onto the screen. What may not have been clear is that, in order to express the values correctly, we hacked into the MAME UI, and used the font data as if it was a regular set of graphics tiles.This was a very bad thing to do - particularly in terms of system stability.
In version 0.30, however, we’ve received a submission that goes some way to correcting this, by telling me how it’s actually supposed to be done.
This is fairly different from how it is now, but hopefully it should fix a few issues people have on a multi-session basis.
Although I haven’t done much work on using this engine with the other titles as yet, by the time you’ll see it, you probably won’t be able to tell the difference.
You can visit the official homepage of AGEMAME32 here for more news and patches.
Dox's MAME WIP News
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Emu#dreams reports that Dox has made progress in developing support for more hardware in MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. Below are the posts about Dox's work-in-progress.
You can find out more information here.