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by Published on April 10th, 2005 13:20
Whats to say? lots of things fixed, lots of speed gained
Here is the readme:
NeoDC version 2.3 for the Dreamcast by Quzar
Changes in version 2.3:
*Dreamcast specific
-No longer uses SDL at all
-Rewrote the sound driver to use spu dma
-Sound is much faster ( less sfx are dropped )
-New draw_fix from fox68k (thanks fox!)
-Faster video rendering (aside from the new draw_fix)
-Up-ported to kos 1.3 (svn 165)
-Rearranged sound timer functions for speed
-Prepared the source code to use FAME
-Sped up CD-ROM file loading slightly
*Core Emulation
-Increased accuracy in sound chips (you will notice better PSG sounds)
-Fixed Read Upload which fixes the crash in Breakers (and may fix more)
-Implemented Rudimentary Bios Vector/Game Vector switching
-Partially fixed frame counter speed
-Added timer read and write access by the 68000
*Misc
-Rearranged main functions for expandability
-Undid all the experimental things of v2.2
-'Poked' code everywhere (many small changes)
-A lot of source cleanup
Download Scrambled Bin (taken down: confirmed not working)
Download Unscrambled Bin HERE (definetly works)
Download Source code HERE
Compatability list for v2 on can be found HERE ...by Published on April 10th, 2005 11:33
Les Bird has released a new American Football game for the Tapwave Zodiac, downloads, screenshots and more info Here. ...by Published on April 10th, 2005 11:23
Metaview has released a new version of his Amiga port to the Tapwave Zodiac Console, heres whats new:
mouse support enhanced
much more robust (fixed a bug regarding non-32-bit aware Amiga apps, includes WB 1.3)
screens with 320 pixel width are centered
memory and speed (frameskip) configurable
"Wings" runs
fixed joystick handling
keyboard enhanced
less busy waiting, should save your batterie...
Download from Here. ...by Published on April 10th, 2005 09:46
The Nintendo DS and GBA emulator for windows has once again been updated, heres the news from this release:
So it seems that the screen-flip implementation in .3b was immensely buggy; maybe the bottom screen moved to the top, but it happened all the time, and what should be on the bottom screen went missing. It turns out I was using a subtract instead of an XOR to flip. A small thing, makes quite a difference. Flip should work fine now.
Interface issues, and I mentioned that Normmatt had a config editor ready to go. Well, it was still in Visual Basic, and under the GPL, so I ended up only taking a general inspiration from its layout. The editor is available on the new Options menu; try it out.
Download DSemu Here.
Download some DS Homebrew Roms Here, and also some GBA Homebrew Roms Here to try with the emulator. ...by Published on April 10th, 2005 09:25
Source = http://www.dc-france.com/
News from official site:
Alice has finally a true website !
For those who discover our project, please go to the HomePage.
As this website proves it, our project is still alive. We work slowly, but we try to give you our best.
The new demo will be presented at the Jaguar Connexion 2005. It will be released for download on may 2005.
This new demo will contain the full stage 2, the english voices made by the dcemulation forum and a surprise !! For the impatient people, come to see us at Jaguar Connexion 2005
Check out the official site here --> http://www.alicedreams.com/NewsANG.htm ...by Published on April 10th, 2005 09:12
Hugh Lowry has sent in a cool beatem-up called Triple Triad:
Hiya - just sending in my game that I made for my final year uni project.
First game I've ever made, and I'm very pleased with how it turned out
.
Apologies if the difficulty is a bit misjudged - I've been playing it daily
since last September, so it might be a bit tricky for newcomers.
The game contains good sound effects and music, and is quite playable
http://www.gbadev.org/ ...by Published on April 9th, 2005 23:56
Homebrew and Emulation on the Gamecube is now really taking off and it should really be an exciting time for the Gamecube Hacking Scene. Which is the best way for Gamecube owners to run homebrew code, is it by means of the PSO exploit or the SDload program or by installing one of the many modchips now available.
Have your say Here. ...by Published on April 9th, 2005 23:29
The Playstation 2 has some great emulators released for it including the likes of Snes Station, PGen, PSms, the NeoGeo CD emulator and thats just a few of them.
Out of them emulators which was the easiest to use and the one that emulated the system the best.
Leave your opinions here. ...by Published on April 9th, 2005 20:53
FeaRog's who has released his first Nintendo DS demo over at the DS Dev Forums called 3D Model Viewer.
I've been working like a madman since I got my PassMe (about 28 hours ago now), reasonably steep learning curve, but here's what I've come up with. I'll release the source once I've tidied it up a bit - its not terribly readable at the moment.
I think I'm running out of texture memory, you notice it on the later models. Theres a few bugs on the texturing of the 3rd model.
This sort of works on the IdeaS emulator, but not very well. It has z-buffer issues, texture changing doesn't work properly, and the SELECT button doesn't seem to work at all. For full effect, run it on real hardware with the PassMe
Controls:
Touchscreen/D-pad = rotate
A/B = zoom in/out
Select = change model
You can get it here:
http://www.geocities.com/codefiend.geo/viewer.zip
Check out screenshots Here . ...by Published on April 9th, 2005 20:34
Ben Ward has released a WIP version of his Missile Command game for the DS, both Passme and DS Emulator versions are included.
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