The entire Emulation64 network was down yesterday as it got attacked by the PHP exploit. The servers have been updated now, so we should be completely back to normal now, and it shouldn't happen again. ...

Port of the excellent Doom prettying software that is Doom Legacy, note that Legacy doesnt give 3D monsters thats the Doomsday engine this one gives it nice 3D bits using opengl & so forth. Heres what you need to know (from the nfo):
'Merry Christmas!

This is an early version of a port of Doom Legacy v1.42

I wanted to get a proper release done by now, but I haven't had time, so I
decided to release a version as it is, as a present to the scene.

The work was started by lantus, who had partially ported an older legacy version.
He kindly passed the work he had done over to me, I used that as a basis for porting
the more recent v1.42 - So big props to lantus for kicking the whole project off.

As stated above - this is a pre-alpha release. Lots of stuff isn't implemented yet
and there may well be a lot that doesn't work properly.

Please be aware of this and don't expect it to be perfect!

That being said, there is plenty that does work, including....

- All Doom games should work (Doom, Doom II, Ultimate Doom and Final Doom)
- Heretic works (Hexen isn't supported in this version of Doom Legacy)
- Two player split screen works
- Network play should work
- IWAD files shown in launcher can be adding to/changing by editing the wads\iwads.xml file
- XBOX specific in game options, including control setups
- Video mode can be set/changed from Doom Legacy options


This should be enough information to get you up and playing. I don't want to go into too much
detail as this is a very, very early version so things are liable to change in the future.

Seasons Greetings!

Carcharius'
As always with Xbox releases you'll have to get it from the usual places as theres no dl link ...

Port of FBA, heres whats new:
-Dipswitches not saved fixed.
-Cheats not being saved fixed.
-Included outrun fix (and somme system16 fix) from djohng fbaxxx-treme release (http://www.1emulation.com/forums/ind...howtopic=10478), thanks to him for his work (there are many other things in his release so I can only advice you to see it)
-sources are now available up to date, sorry about last time
Plz note : I had (again) some problems with neogeo roms, I had to use a little trick, so you could see some missing screens in the beginning of the rom (7 first seconds), that s normal.
Another note : I want to say to all "amateur developers" that there is a developer s section on my forum, you cen put your fixes, own releases, suggestions there, I think that s the way open source must be.
No dl link as always with Xbox releases get it form the usual places ...

There is nothing wrong with just guesting it. There are advantages to being a member though, you can read profiles and vote in more polls. You can bring up great topics or smash bad ones, you can also be a newbie with people like me. I have been a newbie for 2or3 months and i still havent gotten anyone angry but furthermore, everyone who reads this who is a guest is wrong for not joining. No hard feelings but still, its always more fun on the inside ...

There is a new piece of hardware turning you GBA into a color TV. It is so cool. I plan on buying one this week. Im gonna hook up my dreamcast to it. That would be sweet. ...

Skeezix has released 2 updated versions of his excellent Atari ST emulator for the GP32, heres whats new:[br][br]Release 14.0[br]------------[br]NEW: Added support for 144MHz option in Adjust Configuration screens[br]NEW: Added config variable for setting the clock speed from a config file[br](ie: You can set it in default.cnf for kicking off the emu, or you can[br]set it in loaded .cnf files from button presses etc.)[br]key: clock-speed[br]values: as of version 14.0...[br]0 66MHz, 1 99MHz, 2 132MHz, 3 144MHz, 4 150MHz, 5 156MHz, 6 160MHz,[br]7 166MHz,[br]One of these days I'll alter it so you specify the clock rate itself [br]NEW: Added config variable to say "I'm a blue plus" to fix LCD[br]key: bluplus[br]value: 1 (blu+) or 0(blu/flu)[br]NEW: Added option to Adjust Configuration to toggle BLU+ setting on and off[br]o someone use this to tell me if it fixes the BLU+ LCD issue or not [br](For CaSTaway/GP I understand its only a problem of beginning rendering on[br]the bottom pixel row instead of the top one)[br]NEW: Updated manual to reflect these changes (its still not a perfect manual,[br]but good enough [br][br]New version 14.1 was to fix the problems with the BLU + screens.[br][br]Download from Here ...

Ryleh has released fZX32, a fully featured Spectrum emulator for the Gamepark 32 (GP32) with the following features:[br][br]- Amazing speed! All games play frameskip 0 @ 133 mhz with contended memory and sound emulation,[br]- No compatibility bugs found (tested more than 800 games),[br]- Emulation of ZX 16, ZX 48, ZX 128, ZX +2, ZX +2A and ZX +3 spectrum models.[br]- Full working animated savestates and loadstates,[br]- Full SCR/ROM/BIN/TAP/DSK/SNA48/SNA128/SP/Z80(any)/ZIP loading, (packed files using ZLib)[br]- Full kempston, cursor, fuller, sinclair1, sinclair 2 joystick emulation.[br]- Fuller audio box emulation,[br]- Accurate border emulation,[br]- AY-3-8912 and beeper sound emulation,[br]- NEC PD765A floppy disk controller emulation,[br]- Interface II cartidge emulation,[br]- Mikro-plus cartridge emulation (Shadow of the Unicorn),[br]- Gray monitor emulation,[br]- Instant tape loading,[br]- Tone pilot generation and real tape noise when real mode tape loading,[br]- Preliminary TZX tape support (only block #10 tapes),[br]- Preliminary contended memory emulation (multicolor effects),[br]- Preliminary floating bus emulation,[br]- Virtual Keyboard suppoprt,[br]- Ericcson chatboard support,[br]- Crystal AY sound rendering output, using CHN's library (thx dude),[br]- Saving screenshots to PNG format, using my own library,[br]- CRC32 ROM naming detection using TOSEC DB by TOSEC team (thx guys!),[br]- Improved fileselector (slower scrolling, ability to delete roms, no-roms/only-4-roms bug fixed)[br]- Fast fileselector (able to scan some hundred zipped roms per minute),[br][br][br]What's lacking:[br][br]- crystal 48k beeper sound emulation (wait for the next release),[br]- adding betadisk interface and some russian spectrum models,[br]- adding gunstick[br]- adding kempston amx[br]- adding more missing options[br]- adding RF multiplayer[br]- fixing known bugs as usual :-)[br][br]Download Here ...

Well its been a funny week for the Dreamcast scene, we have had one site hacked, DCEvolution, one site with a missing news database, DCEmulation, one site with blank pages because of CGI problems Dreamcast Homebrew and finally one site with server problems, DCEmu UK.[br][br]Well hopefully thats all behind us and lets hope that Santa (Father Xmas) brings you what you most desire, Merry Xmas from all at the Dreamcast Scene sites and we look forward to any and all future releases ...

Gizmondo is expected to announce the exact timing of its eponymous handheld games console's US launch next month, most likely at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show.[br][br]So far, all the company will say is that the device will launch in the US in the late Q1 2005 timeframe - around the time Sony is expected to begin shipping its PlayStation Portable in the territory.[br][br]Gizmondo's presence at CES comes courtesy of Microsoft, which will be allocating a small part of its booth to the fledgling console company. The software giant recently committed itself to porting over a handful of games to the console, which is conveniently based on Windows CE .NET.[br][br]Gizmondo - the device - was launched in the UK on 29 October. While the hardware is impressive, its software catalogue leaves a lot to be desired. The company's web site currently lists just four released game titles, with eight more on the 'coming soon' list. To that we can add three definites from Microsoft and probably two more from the same company.[br][br]The console's mobile messaging facilities and GPS technology do provide buyers something to use it for while they await further games releases, but let's be honest here, no matter how much the company spends on marketing - it's currently running occasional TV ads and is opening a shop in central London - knowledgeable gamers are going to want to see a solid list of games before shelling out. Doubly so with the very appealing PSP and Nintendo DS just around the corner. And the DS is already on sale in the US, of course.[br][br]Gizmondo - the company - may well have a business model that doesn't require it to sell sufficient units to get it alongside the Nintendos and Sonys of this world. It wouldn't even surprise us if it wasn't hoping Microsoft will snap it up and rebrand it as Xbox Portable[br] ...