A new version of the great GBA emu for windows called Rascal Boy Advance, heres whats new:[br][br] 1.2.8.3 (September 8, 2004)[br]----------------------[br]> New in this version[br][br] + Fixed bug in IPS patching support[br] + Fixed some bugs in enter irq.[br] + Fixed bug in memory cycles[br] + Fixed bug in writing 0x6000000 and 0x6017fff [br][br]Download Here ...

Caustik has released a new version of his Xbox Emulator for windows and this news:[br][br] Wow it has been a long time since an update... I haven't had much time to work on Cxbx lately, but one of these days.. in the meantime, score yourself free goodies if you havent already: ipod + TV or Monitor Not to sound cliche, but i dont usually go for that sort of thing but this one apparently works, as has been proven by lots of people.[br][br]I plan on releasing a new project to the open source world soon (check out Work-in-Progress demos over here). It will be available sometime soon in source code, screensaver, executable, winamp plugin, etc.[br][br]Oh, and also a *BETA* build because alot of people have been complaining (dont BUG me about bugs or totally random crashes or whatever!) - Cxbx 0.8.0-Pre2 - Yes, it plays Turok, and yes, there is a slightly new GUI.[br] [br][br]Download the new release and view the new screenshot Here ...

The biggest homebrew site for the Xbox Scene with information and screenshots on nearly every Homebrew game etc released so far now has a new url for the site http://xbox-homebrew.netfirms.com/[br][br]So remember from now on bookmark http://xbox-homebrew.netfirms.com/ [br][br]Thanks ...

Nurve Networks LLC unveils what is undoubtedly the most unexpected kind of new video game system: one that users will learn how to design, program and build themselves.[br][br]Video games generate billions of dollars in revenue each year and game programming books occupy rows of bookstore shelf space. Video game development has made its way into college curriculums and entire game programming universities have emerged. But, video games run on advanced hardware, the design of which is a black art that few understand.[br][br]For over a decade, books by Computer Scientist and best-selling game development author Andre' LaMothe (his latest title "Tricks of the 3D Game Programming Gurus") have taught generations of game developers to create today's cutting-edge video games. Now, his focus is changing from video game software to video game hardware with the unveiling of the XGameStation Micro Edition, a revolutionary new video game system that offers users what no PlayStation or XBOX can - knowledge. While the other systems duke it out in a never-ending battle of polygon counts and shader passes, the XGameStation is less about upgrading its own hardware and more about upgrading your grey matter.[br][br]The XGameStation Micro Edition (XGS ME) is a complete game development kit inspired by classic systems such as the Atari 2600, 800, Apple II, C64 and Nintendo Entertainment System. The XGS kit includes a fully-assembled XGS unit with all necessary cables and accessories, a full-length eBook written by Andre LaMothe on the design and programming of the XGS along with all the software necessary to create your own games, demos, and experiments. The book introduces the reader to analog/digital engineering, then gradually explores the entire design of the XGS's hardware and software.[br][br]Armed with a complete understanding of how the system was built and operates, users then create their own games or play games made by their peers. The online community at http://www.xgamestation.com completes the system's appeal, providing a place for XGameStation developers to share ideas, software and even discuss hardware modifications. As the holy wars continue over which console is better, XGameStation unites gamers, hobbyists and students in a single community where the goal is not to prove who has the best specs, but to work together for a common goal of learning, understanding and pushing the system's limits.[br][br]The system plugs into any NTSC/PAL TV and supports vintage Atari 2600 controllers as well as a PS/2 keyboard. XGameStation Micro Edition games and applications are stored on internal processor Flash, allowing users to develop and download their games from a PC using the accompanying tools.[br][br]In short, by empowering hobbyists and game developers with a game platform they can truly call their own, the XGameStation Micro Edition is reviving the magic of programming and hardware hacking for systems like the Apple II, Atari 800 and Commodore 64. For the first time in history, the engineers of tomorrow's cutting edge video game systems will learn and build their skills using one from today.[br][br]The official website for the XGameStation is http://www.xgamestation.com/ there you will find Media, Downloads, Demos, and more information on purchasing the XGS Micro Edition. ...

Nokia has announced that shipments of its N-Gage game decks have surpassed a million units worldwide, with strong uptake of the new N-Gage QD hardware driving significantly improved sales in the past months.[br][br]The company's senior vice president for games, Ilkka Raiskinen, announced the achievement at the European Games Network trade show in London yesterday - where the firm is also showcasing its forthcoming N-Gage line-up.[br][br]While the figure represents shipments rather than sell-through, company spokespeople indicated that channel inventories are quite low, so the installed base isn't far behind the million mark.[br][br]Raiskinen also revealed that around 150,000 N-Gage users have signed up to the N-Gage Arena service, representing around 15 per cent of the installed base of the system, and that the game deck has had a global tie ratio of "more than one, but less than two" software units.[br][br]One slightly surprising revelation was the fact that the N-Gage has performed most strongly in the United Kingdom, with sales of the system here far outstripping sales in any other territories. Europe remains Nokia's strongest territory overall for N-Gage, but the company believes that early figures from N-Gage QD suggest a reversal of fortunes in the USA, where N-Gage has so far failed to gain a foothold.[br][br]Nokia also chose the European Games Network event to unveil a new addition to its Christmas software line-up, with Gameloft's Asphalt Urban GT providing the platform with a 3D racing title which features over 20 licensed cars which can be fully customised by buying new parts in the game. ...

FreakDave ported Miss Driller to the Xbox:[br][br]Miss DrillerX is a clone of the popular game 'Mr.Driller' which some of you might know from the Dreamcast and the GBA. This game looks and plays almost like the original Mr.Driller,so you should have much fun with it. This version is based on the Dreamcast-port which was made by IMR (http://www.dcemu.co.uk/missdriller.shtml). [br][br]Changelog:[br]* Added: Mr.Driller main theme for the menu [br]* Changed: some gfx in the menu[br]Misc:[br]* Full sourcecode is included ...

Gogo Ackman and the FBAxxxx team have released a new version of the neogeo, cps2, cps1 emulator for Xbox.[br][br]Heres whats new:[br][br] * autopause when a controller is unplugged[br]Corrections:[br]* sound latency introduced in the last release[br]* crash when loading a sfz3/sfa3 replay[br]* display bug when entering the ingame menu in sfz3/sfa3 [br][br]Info on older releases Here ...

Yoyofrs amzing Multi system emulator for the Tapwave Zodiac has been updated, heres whats new:[br][br]- Compiled with more optimization, so perhaps a little speed boost (no time to benchmark) [br]- Changed the creator IDs to have one for each .prc files : no more trouble with radial menu [br]- Fixed the crashing bug at exit when having loaded a savestate before [br]- Fixed the flickering at the end of the gfx effect at launch time.[br][br] Download Here ...

News from Slashdot [br][br] wraggster writes " Tapwave Zodiac owners today enjoyed the Release of a major multiple system emulator called LittleJohn Z that includes such systems as Snes, Genesis, PC Engine, Nes, GBC, Wonderswan and NeoGeo Pocket. Sites such as Zodiac Gamer & Zodiac Emulation have more information on this release." [br][br]Thanks to Slashdot for posting my submission [br][br]Yoyofr deserves the credit. ...