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October 7th, 2019, 18:07 Posted By: wraggster
It contains a number of large improvements, one of the biggest is that it now integrates 'cheats' for all your Switch games on your system. It also contains an built-in 'cheats' database which updates automatically and selects the right matching cheats for the game you have selected. We have also added support of installing NSZ games they are just like NSP, but are now in compressed format saving you both space and time.
Read on for all the other amazing improvements, we have brought to you today in this wonderful nice update to our popular SX INSTALLER App:- Improved boot time.
- Reduced memory usage.
- Ability to enable / disable cheats.
- General UI performance improvements.
- Firmware v9.0.0 / v9.0.1 compatibility.
- Support added for NSZ games (compressed NSP).
- Added uninstall option.
- Added option to disable music.
- Added ability to abort downloads.
- Added authenticated gdrive support.
- Added ability to write files to dropbox.
- Added ability to search to the hex editor, and you can also now write / change files using the hex editor.
- Added ability to copy and paste NSPs from the new games / XCI section, and paste to SD card. (Users can paste files over 4gb on FAT32 by auto-splitting).
- Added czech, danish, greek, finish, hungarian, norwegian, vietnamese, polish, swedish, tagalog, ukrainian, croatian, turkish, arabic, farsi, hebrew, and hindi.
- Fixed options screen scrolling.
- Fixed bug with google drive folders.
- Fixed incomplete box drawing around game icons.
- Fixed issue with gdrive directories sometimes being limited to ~50 files.
- Fixed install all bug not showing the correct names for dlc and updates in the queue.
- The styling on the keyboard was improved.
- Locations can now be edited or added from the file browser (use to be add only).
- Locations now have an extra option: enabled, which flags the location to be loaded automatically at boot.
As usual stay tuned to our TX website, as we are not finished, there are more great updates coming over the next few weeks.
https://team-xecuter.com/sx-installe...now-available/
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October 7th, 2019, 18:05 Posted By: wraggster
We've heard multiple times that people are tired of the BETA tag, so if we don't receive any serious complaints this will also soon be known as v2.9.2 stable. Plus of course this release fully supports the latest Nintendo Switch v9.0.1 firmware, if you had not noticed that are previous one did as well!
What's new in this update?- Local Multiplayer over the internet (LAN play) is working again. Somewhere down the line we introduced a regression in functionality causing local multiplayer emulation to be broken and/or out of sync with the current lan-play implementation. This has been addressed and should work correctly again.
- Extended scope of Stealth Mode Recently it has come to our attention that there was claims floating around about stealth mode being broken on SX OS v2.9+. We investigated these claims and are happy to let you know this is completely wrong. Stealth Mode behaved exactly the same like it always did.
Nonetheless, we took this feedback/rumour as an opportunity to further tighten down on the stealthiness. From now you cannot start the eShop application if you have stealth mode enabled. Furthermore all error reporting and telemetry has been neutered. That means errors that are generated while using SX OS that might get you "flagged" won't be queued up for delivery when you boot into OFW anymore either!
- Improved XCI game compatibility In our last update we already addressed some compatibility issues with re-packed XCI images, yet some XCI files were still not playable. We investigated this issue and as it turns out there are certain tools around (older versions of 'NSC Builder' for example) that generate bogus metadata for the (encrypted) 'Gamecard Info' that is part of the XCI header. Our gamecart emulation now detects these bad images and fixes them. If you want your XCI images to be future proof; please be careful with whatever post-processing you apply to XCI files though, we can't clean up after other people's mistakes indefinitely!
- Rebooting SX OS If you select "restart" now from the power options menu you will actually reboot into SX OS. There is no need to replug your SX Pro dongle or send a payload from your computer when doing so. Additionally, if an error occurs you can also reboot into SX OS by simply pressing the power button. Neat!
https://team-xecuter.com/sx-os-v2-9-...-announcement/
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October 4th, 2019, 22:59 Posted By: wraggster
While the Nintendo 3DS isn’t a powerhouse by any definition of the word, it can still output some pretty decent graphics and do some pretty impressive things especially in regards to emulation. Now, its emulation capabilities have been expanded even further thanks to the folks at libretro provided your device is a New 3DS/2DS (XL) model.
 The New Nintendo 3DS didn’t get many exclusive titles but the homebrew community used its improved capabilities to deliver good performance in PS1 and Commodore 64 titles (Vice3DS) – Image from linked blog post
According to a blog post on the libretro blog by Justin Weiss, some recent developments relating to PS1 emulation on the 3DS have pushed numerous original PlayStation games to playable territory on New 3DS/2DS consoles and these include:
- PCSX4ALL’s Unai renderer is now used in the 3DS builds of PCSX ReARMed which provides boosts of 10-20FPS over the previous P.E.Op.S. renderer that was being used
- This change comes at the cost of some accuracy but an enjoyable game is probably better than a more accurately rendered one!
- Support for the CHD format in the 3DS port which is a compression format best suited for disc images.
- This format reduces the file size of games and also improves their loading times. Framerate dips during FMVs and loading zones also get reduced
Furthermore, full speed cores (dynarec-enabled ones) can be launched from the homebrew menu through ‘3dsx’ files negating the need to litter your 3DS Menu with cores installed from CIA files to get the best experience.
To make use of the improvements mentioned above and play many PS1 games on your New 2/3DS console, follow this link to grab the latest Nightly builds. The next official release of RetroArch will implement the aforementioned improvements.
http://wololo.net/2019/09/26/emulati...emulation-3ds/
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October 4th, 2019, 22:50 Posted By: wraggster
The original Wii was released back in November 2006 and has been hacked (and even fully emulated) for many years with a pretty beefy homebrew library as evidence of this. Fast forwarding 6 years to 2012, Nintendo released the cheaper red coloured Wii Mini which was effectively a normal Wii but without many features including GameCube support, only one USB port, reduced video-out capabilities and no internet or SD Card support. As a result of the latter two omissions, existing Wii hacks such as Letterbomb and FlashHax were rendered useless on it and this left it unhackable for many years.
This changed thanks to the work of FullMetal5 who managed to find and exploit a vulnerability in the console’s Bluetooth stack a little under three weeks ago. Now, he has kindly released Bluebomb which is a complete hack allowing you to get HackMii on your console and install the Homebrew Channel so that you can enjoy the full hacked Wii experience! Furthermore, the exploit is also compatible on the regular Wii console although using it takes more work than Letterbomb so Wii owners should probably stick with that exploit.
To get Bluebomb and finally liberate your Wii Mini, check out this link and follow the instructions. A Linux computer is needed in order to run the exploit on your system so make sure you have a Live CD on hand GBATemp has advised to wait a bit before doing any permanent modifications to the NAND as current tools aren’t tested with the Wii Mini.
http://wololo.net/2019/09/30/wii-min...or-the-switch/
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October 4th, 2019, 22:48 Posted By: wraggster
Goldleaf is a homebrew utility for the Switch with similar functionality to FBI for the Nintendo 3DS.
 Goldleaf, by XorTroll, is a homebrew utility similar to FBI that does a multitude of tasks!
Among its main features, one can find the ability to browse the SD Card, install NSP files, surf the web and manage local user accounts and console settings.
Version 0.7.3 was released a few hours ago and according to its changelog, it brings along:
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October 4th, 2019, 22:47 Posted By: wraggster
On September 30, Nintendo released Switch Firmware 9.0.1 which is a minor update that comes with no new features except some bug fixes.
 FW 9.0.1 is such a minor update that Atmosphere 0.9.4 works without any modification!
These fixes include:
- A bug in which you’re asked to remove joycons during set-up on a Switch Lite has been addressed
- The Switch Lite doesn’t have detachable joycons but the controls are part of the system itself
- An issue in which errors might’ve been triggered during playing games has been fixed
- This description is pretty vague as Nintendo didn’t specify exactly where the issue happened
Unlike many other Switch firmware updates, FW 9.0.1 doesn’t break Atmosphere CFW compatibility which has been confirmed by SciresM and various individuals online. Furthermore, users have indicated that most homebrew including RetroArch, Tinfoil, Checkpoint and NX-Shell are working just fine on this firmware which goes on to show how inconsequential its changes are when it comes to hacking console.
As of right now, there seems to be no definitive word as to whether sigpatches for FW 9.0.0 are compatibile with FW 9.0.1 but the general consensus is that they are since FW 9.0.1 didn’t change many files.
http://wololo.net/2019/10/03/switch-...ut-of-the-box/
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October 4th, 2019, 22:44 Posted By: wraggster
Douglas Fraker loves NES code, furthermore he loves to share coding examples, so everyone can learn from it.
<img class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-63771" src="https://pdroms.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Sample-MMC1-Game-in-CC65-NES-misc-300x283.png" alt="" width="300" height="283" srcset="https://pdroms.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Sample-MMC1-Game-in-CC65-NES-misc-300x283.png 300w, https://pdroms.de/wp-content/uploads...5-NES-misc.png 511w" sizes="(max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px" />
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October 4th, 2019, 22:44 Posted By: wraggster
Improved SX OS support for v9.0.0 firmware is now here!
What's New?- Fixed Issues With ChoDuJourNX
- XCI Compatibility Improved
https://team-xecuter.com/sx-os-v2-9-...-announcement/
—< Team-Xecuter - Rocking the Switch in 2019 and beyond
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October 4th, 2019, 22:42 Posted By: wraggster
Nintendo's got another firmware update for the Switch, locked and loaded, ready to stabilize. Version 9.0.1 is now out and available to download, bringing with it the general stability updates, along with fixes for "an issue that may display an instruction to remove the Joy-Con during the initial setup of the Nintendo Switch Lite" and some vague problems that might have caused errors during normal gameplay.
Ver. 9.0.1 (Released September 30, 2019)
General system stability improvements to enhance the user's experience, including a solution for the following:
- Resolved an issue that may have triggered errors during game play.
- Resolved an issue that may display an instruction to remove the Joy-Con during the initial setup of Nintendo Switch Lite.
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https://gbatemp.net/threads/the-nint...-9-0-1.549277/
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October 4th, 2019, 22:40 Posted By: wraggster
Incognito_RCM
since Incognito by blawar doesn't work on vanilla atmosphere, I made a payload to use with hekate (or any other payload injector) with the same functionality.
Incognito_RCM wipes personal information from your Nintendo Switch by removing it from prodinfo.
Functionality:
- wipe personal information on sysnand/emunand
- backup prodinfo from sysnand/emunand
- restore prodinfo to sysnand/emunand
Since NAND memory is encrypted, this is based on shchmue's Lockpick_RCM to first get the neccessary encryption keys.
You can apply Incognito_RCM directly after installing atmosphere or any time after and it has the advantage that you don't need to set 90DNS after an internet connection and possibly communication with nintendo servers is already established. (You can apply 90DNS anyway)
This has only been tested by me on firmware 8.1.0, so please test it and report back.
Since it has only been tested by me, keep a hekate nand backup ready to be safe.
source: https://github.com/jimzrt/Incognito_RCM
releases: https://github.com/jimzrt/Incognito_RCM/releases
Disclaimer:
This is early stage and there is no guarantee that everything works as expected! Please have a hekate NAND backup ready!
Changelog:
v0.1.0
- much faster read and write speed (not sector by sector anymore)
- much more validation and verification (still not perfect)
- more error handling (still not perfect)
- backups aren't overwritten, old backups are renamed
- check for backup before applying incognito
- auto-restore backup if something goes wrong
as always, have a NAND backup ready!
v0.0.2
- Removed external libraries and better handling of reading big chunks of memory.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/incognit...of-ban.549462/
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October 4th, 2019, 22:38 Posted By: wraggster
VisualBoyAdvance-M (commonly abbreviated as VBA-M) is a cross-platform emulator for the (Super-) Game Boy/Colour/Advance portable game consoles.
It is a fork of VisualBoyAdvance, a now closed project. VBA-M combines features from several other VBA forks. It is licensed under the GPLv2, and is available in the Community repository.
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c93e017 - builder: minor changes to support mac 32 bit (4 days ago)
c1636d1 - builder: fixes for ffmpeg + misc. (4 days ago)
aec23e3 - builder: re-enable ffmpeg, update dists (2 weeks ago)
806dd7d - Fix circular --config for SDL port. (7 days ago)
1aa8afb - Drop dead code entirely. (7 days ago)
531172c - Fix displaying of link menu when ENABLE_LINK=NO. (2 weeks ago)
0710709 - [Windows] Fix crash when setting weekly updates. (2 weeks ago)
efa09bd - Add faster sqrt code for xBRZ filters. (2 weeks ago)
10f5576 - Fix config file when removing system accels. (3 weeks ago)
1c6b016 - [Windows] Fix remaining UTF-8 issues. (3 weeks ago)
a2f3126 - transifex pull (3 weeks ago)
1e9d167 - builder: pause before codesigning for win targets (3 weeks ago)
0af5965 - builder: work on linux static binary (3 weeks ago)
33c43e3 - add -p:BuildInParallel=true to appveyor.yml (3 weeks ago)
61141eb - add -p:BuildInParallel=true to VS instructions (3 weeks ago)
9ee6b54 - cmake: remove invalid opt /std:c++11 for MSVC (3 weeks ago)
0f2c8ca - win: check APPDATA if LOCALAPPDATA is not found (3 weeks ago)
32fbfec - transifex pull (3 weeks ago)
cc51622 - transifex push/pull (4 weeks ago)
528c37f - Allow "Browse" to be translated. (4 weeks ago)
d8c981f - Fix toggles for video/audio layer options on menu. (4 weeks ago)
c0f9642 - Show all commands available on menu. (4 weeks ago)
51fa150 - Adjust MMX menu variable and position. (4 weeks ago)
27b038b - Show messages about operations of state slot. (4 weeks ago)
2e24845 - Allow translation of the words Open and Quit. (4 weeks ago)
54991c5 - Add extra keys default input when using GUI. (4 weeks ago)
b358c05 - Fix compilation issue when ENABLE_DEBUGGER=Off. (4 months ago)
2a2be95 - builder: msys2 fixes (4 weeks ago)
f1438e0 - Check ASAN support when ENABLE_ASAN=ON. (4 weeks ago)
ade64db - transifex pull (4 weeks ago)
8b34705 - cmake: check for ffmpeg >= 4.0.4 (4 weeks ago)
0b9c771 - travis: more ubuntu dists, fix mac cache (5 weeks ago)
d9e4a08 - build fixes: ffmpeg, xbrz, travis, C++ version (5 weeks ago)
23224fb - update factory reset instructions in README.md (5 weeks ago)
381a7bf - /std:c++latest for MSVC, fix bool flip, warn opts (5 weeks ago)
234f1e9 - Update to xBRZ 1.7. (6 weeks ago)
290012d - transifex pull (6 weeks ago)
06a9d78 - Allow UPS patch for GBA games. (6 weeks ago)
1949cdb - transifex push/pull (6 weeks ago)
03121c6 - Add support for autohold buttons. (6 weeks ago)
e87213e - Fix indentation. (6 weeks ago)
cf47942 - Fix Autofire {L,R}. (6 weeks ago)
4993cb8 - remove tea-ci .drone.yml and installer.nsi (6 weeks ago)
d9a7e0c - cmake: auto-detect sfml, ffmpeg and openal (6 weeks ago)
c64dd25 - Update README.md (6 weeks ago)
8ceef90 - fix appveyor visual studio build (6 weeks ago)
a8b7b72 - transifex pull (6 weeks ago)
f5eabb3 - builder: disable LTO on 64 bit mingw (6 weeks ago)
fc2eb38 - Fix behaviour of Tools > Memory Viewer (#486) (6 weeks ago)
2958af0 - builder: mingw improvements + misc. (6 weeks ago)
3923b28 - transifex pull/push (6 weeks ago)
51f61a3 - Merge remote-tracking branch 'vbam-libretro/master' (6 weeks ago)
6bdd6d1 - Merge pull request #77 from negativeExponent/fix_cheat_search (7 weeks ago)
dc8d36a - minor fix for stl wx builds (7 weeks ago)
51a4f74 - Merge remote-tracking branch 'vbam-libretro/master' (7 weeks ago)
9ccdeac - Add missing break; lines for switch statements (7 weeks ago)
b8afa8c - Merge pull request #76 from RobLoach/intl (7 weeks ago)
a17eb47 - Merge branch 'master' of github.com:fpscan/vbam-libretro into intl (7 weeks ago)
9b043da - libretro: Update core options API (7 weeks ago)
6b18c1f - Fix warning about frames left in queue. (8 weeks ago)
f5b1947 - [IDEA] Fix recording when using speedup/turbo. (8 weeks ago)
738494a - Support all sample rate available on GUI. (8 weeks ago)
aa3ecaf - Add new output formats for recording audio/video. (9 weeks ago)
5848fea - Fix video/audio recording. (2 months ago)
9e3c261 - Update libretro_core_options.h (7 weeks ago)
6c60ac3 - Turkish Language option (7 weeks ago)
d92ca68 - Merge pull request #74 from retro-wertz/update (7 weeks ago)
ad43b32 - Fix "index out of bounds" runtime error (7 weeks ago)
36f3a73 - Merge pull request #73 from retro-wertz/libretro_cleanup (8 weeks ago)
82e723a - MBC3: Update mapper to check if RTC is present before running RTC functions (8 weeks ago)
03184dd - libretro: Use GB RTC data when available (8 weeks ago)
b3744b3 - Simplify GB border core option (8 weeks ago)
9757a88 - Core options cleanup and a few readability-related updates (8 weeks ago)
cfb03d8 - Set default keybinding when key does not exist. (9 weeks ago)
1ef0912 - Merge pull request #72 from retro-wertz/enable_rtc (8 weeks ago)
496b372 - Allow enabling GBA RTC regardless of rom types (8 weeks ago)
4dbdf87 - Merge pull request #71 from retro-wertz/patch-3 (8 weeks ago)
bb10954 - Update Makefile (8 weeks ago)
3e64044 - Merge pull request #70 from retro-wertz/update_makefiles (8 weeks ago)
9831365 - Update Makefile (8 weeks ago)
34de057 - Merge pull request #67 from retro-wertz/update_makefiles (8 weeks ago)
71e4b7b - Merge pull request #69 from retro-wertz/master (8 weeks ago)
d9f8396 - Cleanup (8 weeks ago)
9a13449 - Update Makefiles (8 weeks ago)
38b7613 - Setting up basic appveyor (9 weeks ago)
408cab7 - Merge pull request #66 from retro-wertz/libretro (9 weeks ago)
d898288 - Automatically hide some core options depending on rom image type (9 weeks ago)
c3edd6d - Merge pull request #65 from retro-wertz/libretro (9 weeks ago)
2084a63 - Update GB/GBC memory maps (retro_memory_descriptors) (9 weeks ago)
90b051e - Update libretro_core_options.h (9 weeks ago)
a727e22 - GB: Rename this variable to isolate from a global variable of the same name (10 weeks ago)
0d423b9 - Cleanup GB palette struct and update retro_get_memory_data/size (10 weeks ago)
bc80ecd - UtilRetro.cpp: Cleanup (10 weeks ago)
855db11 - Fix wxWidgets assertion error on Logging... menu. (10 weeks ago)
c886b6a - remove wrong and unnecessary #define (10 weeks ago)
38561b5 - Merge remote-tracking branch 'vbam-libretro/master' (2 months ago)
770b9c1 - Add left analog bind to D-PAD for joystick. (2 months ago)
6de45d4 - Set default binding for keyboard. (3 months ago)
78bbe14 - Add individual clear buttons for input config. (3 months ago)
53002e5 - Use hats from joystick as default D-PAD. (3 months ago)
57b7ddf - Fix small memory leak. (3 months ago)
060da96 - [LINUX] Add option to disable the online updater. (3 months ago)
dbb5914 - Show which BIOS file is currently selected. (3 months ago)
76756ef - Fix key shortcuts for toggle menu actions. (3 months ago)
4622f1b - Whitespace fix. (3 months ago)
3dc738b - Set default keys for input on first run. (3 months ago)
9bc8f33 - Disable using volume {+,-} actions in main menu. (3 months ago)
d1fcffc - Merge pull request #63 from retro-wertz/fix_gba_siocnt (2 months ago)
7df7b19 - Merge pull request #64 from retro-wertz/patch-2 (2 months ago)
7f105da - Update README.md (2 months ago)
53ce6fb - libretro: add SIO Control register (GBA) (2 months ago)
2e96f59 - Merge pull request #62 from retro-wertz/gb_timing_updates (2 months ago)
e50812d - GB: input, audio, video timing updates (2 months ago)
1532f55 - GB: Reduce input lag by 1 frame, video and audio timing updates... (2 months ago)
f09a9aa - builder: add python3 to msys2 deps (2 months ago)
2fcad3f - joysticks: hack to better support 360 triggers (3 months ago)
352eb14 - Merge remote-tracking branch 'vbam-libretro/master' (3 months ago)
2e97b27 - Use --config option to load configuration file. (3 months ago)
bdd4386 - Merge pull request #61 from retro-wertz/gb (3 months ago)
bd5ba43 - Cleanup: Remove previous core option struct and unused variables etc (3 months ago)
aac30c7 - Add GB Color Correction core option (3 months ago)
02a7a48 - GB: Fix selected palette not applied when loading content... (3 months ago)
8462ca7 - Merge pull request #59 from retro-wertz/gb (3 months ago)
1fa78e6 - Fix android build (3 months ago)
6dcf016 - GB: Allow support for colorizer patched games - a new core option is provided since enabling this support means allowing invalid access to vram and palette - works in GBC/GBA hardware mode only (3 months ago)
85bd86c - GB: Send LCD interrupt only if there is no INT 48h signal (3 months ago)
b147e91 - Merge pull request #57 from retro-wertz/sync (3 months ago)
d808297 - Fix crash caused by incorrect variable index for analog sticks (3 months ago)
7e88289 - libretro: Add core option sublabels (3 months ago)
ce11403 - builder: updates for mingw (3 months ago)
c5e6a34 - Libretro: Update GBC memory map (3 months ago)
fa45ccd - builder: fix command(), update c2man url (3 months ago)
e64b990 - builder: fix msys2 (3 months ago)
5802207 - builder: make zip + sig on win + minor changes (3 months ago)
296255d - handle SDL joystick query errors #451 (3 months ago)
95658f5 - transifex sync (3 months ago)
86c4dc7 - transifex sync (3 months ago)
bcc8b54 - transifex sync (3 months ago)
7569242 - Fix pause behaviour with Pause when inactive. (3 months ago)
030740e - Fix some memory leak. (3 months ago)
8ea607e - remove translation from joystick keys (3 months ago)
cec32a6 - travis: mac: disable --help check, it segfaults (3 months ago)
f54dd25 - travis: fix gettext on mac + brew (3 months ago)
e2f0621 - update Visual Studio support (3 months ago)
91501be - Fix small memory leak. (3 months ago)
c366907 - Temporary fix for #65. (3 months ago)
d585a61 - followup on kbd trans issues fix in 30b9272 (3 months ago)
eaf1ad2 - Merge remote-tracking branch 'vbam-libretro/master' (3 months ago)
30b9272 - hopefully fix kbd control translation issues (3 months ago)
90b3f35 - Add hotkeys for changing sizes (1x ... 6x). (3 months ago)
fa77010 - Fix pause toggle keybinding when unmuting. (3 months ago)
8cb4200 - Merge pull request #56 from webgeek1234/master (3 months ago)
8b8efa1 - fix key shortcuts for save/load states (3 months ago)
9fa20b4 - joystick cleanups #444 (3 months ago)
684b1bb - fix mem error for config global homeDir (3 months ago)
ccc91fa - quick fix for unicode filenames on windows (3 months ago)
dfa4fec - Fix missing shortcuts from key bindings. (4 months ago)
69b581f - Handle key{bindings,shortcuts} correctly on frame. (4 months ago)
cec1dbf - Split configuration for default keys. (4 months ago)
d655031 - Fix removing multiple system keys shortcuts. (4 months ago)
996d5b9 - Do not set these options on MainMenu.xrc. (4 months ago)
019ab5a - Fix "Joybus host invalid; disabling" warning. (3 months ago)
f6bfe67 - Have better support for maximized window. (4 months ago)
dcc0afa - Fix window size when {en,dis}abling status bar. (4 months ago)
bf6f2d4 - Change where the config dir is created. (4 months ago)
3490620 - travis: use Mac OS 10.14 and Xcode 10.2.1 (4 months ago)
b0ec846 - fix stuck keys on ubuntu and on focus loss #142 (4 months ago)
3d57750 - Follow-up work on #142. (4 months ago)
055b7c4 - libretro: jni: Switch to clang compiler in preparation for ndk r20 (4 months ago)
2e1333e - regparm is an x86 only attribute, only define it there (4 months ago)
500506c - travis: disable link/SFML for mac (4 months ago)
22307de - Fix continuous sprinting when using a modifier key as a mapping key (#142). (4 months ago)
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October 4th, 2019, 22:37 Posted By: wraggster
In an undisclosed location of an unknown world… a robot was created in the shape of a lovely, human girl was created by unseen masters for the sole purpose of creating piles-and-piles of explosives. This robot wore a pink dress, pink gloves, and a pink helmet with a golden heart on the forehead. These traits quickly earned her a nickname among her peers: “Pretty Bomber.”
From day one, Pretty Bomber found her given task a bit boring. Being a creative construct, however, she would often find ways to turn her tedious tasks into a fun games. Some days, she timed herself, trying to beat her record for quickest bomb quota production. Other days, she amused herself by stacking the objects in piles of varying shapes. Eventually, though she grew bored of bomb production and wanted to do something else. On top of that, she was starting to get ideas… have dreams… but alas, she knew she was a robot that was made for one very dreary purpose, and nothing she could do would ever change that. Or, so she thought.
One day while on the assembly line, the humanoid robot overheard two of her co-workers chatting about rumors. Supposedly, robots who went to the surface never came back. When one asked the other “why,” the answer excited her.
They became human.
The idea of turning into a real girl and never having to make another bomb made her shift pass by very quickly and, that very night when she should have been sleeping… she slipped out of her recharge unit, slid by the sentries, and made a break for freedom!
Rushing through the corridors, Pretty Bomber kept her mind focused and her hopes high. On her way through the factory, however, she bumped into some unexpected fellows. The same people who had spoken of those magical rumors were wide-awake and working the late-night shift. When they noticed her, they asked what she was doing, so she explained her situation and asked if they wanted to come with her. It didn’t surprise her when they declined, but… she was utterly shocked when they began to make threats and approach her. It seemed like they were determined to keep her in the factory! Unfortunately for them… Pretty Bomber was far more determined to escape!
With a newfound fire guiding her actions, she concentrated, forming a heart-shaped bomb in her hands. Then, as she broke through the assembly line, she left the explosive behind… with fuse alight!
A powerful explosion rocked the factory, immediately followed by alarms blaring and lights flashing. With that single act of defiance… Pretty Bomber found herself fighting for her life in a desperate bid to leave her old life behind and follow her heart’s desires.
Did she ever make it to the surface? Were the rumors about becoming a human true? Find out the answers to these questions and more… by playing Bomberman™, Starring Pretty Bomber™! (Now available from this very website!)
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October 4th, 2019, 22:33 Posted By: wraggster
Nintendo is bringing its Brain Training IP to the Switch, 14 years after the launch of the first game.
Dr Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? -- known as Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! in Japan -- was a key product for the Nintendo DS, bringing a more casual audience to the platform at the start of one of the most successful periods in Nintendo's history.
Nintendo has released a Japanese trailer for the new game, which shows players making use of the console's motion-sensing, multiplayer and touchscreen functions. According to Gematsu, the physical version of the game will come with a stylus accessory, which can be purchased separately for ¥864.
It is scheduled to launch on December 27 in Japan. Nintendo did not disclose details of its international release plans.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...-to-the-switch
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September 30th, 2019, 17:52 Posted By: wraggster
Over the past couple of decades we've become very accustomed to the notion of consoles getting their hardware redesigned mid-lifespan -- so much so that it's now almost taken for granted that these milestones will punctuate the life of any moderately successful piece of hardware.
The earliest example that really stuck in people's minds is probably Sony's "PSone", a diminutive re-imagining of the groundbreaking PlayStation that came late in that device's life. But both the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation S3 benefited hugely from being slimmed down in their mid-life (honestly, who among us wouldn't?), and the Xbox 360's coveted Elite redesign helped to establish the design language for Xbox that persists to this day.
Microsoft and Sony seem to have this down pat, in other words. Nintendo's track record is more... patchy. The Wii Mini, launched back in 2012, is largely a footnote in gaming history; the industrial design was lovely, but the system hacked out vast amounts of the Wii's functionality and came far too late in its lifespan to really make a mark, despite an incredibly ambitious $100 price that was designed to open up the console to an even broader demographic.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...raphic-opinion
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September 25th, 2019, 18:40 Posted By: wraggster
The Nintendo Switch Lite has sold over 160,000 units during its first week of sales in Japan.
Additionally, sales of the original Nintendo Switch were up to 64,000 compared to 52,000 the week prior.
The figures come from Media Create (via Niko Partners analyst Daniel Ahmad), and were originally reported as 114,000.
However, these figures fall well below the 300,000 forecast by Citibank, and Nintendo stock has fallen to its lowest point in eight months, down 4.37%.
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September 25th, 2019, 18:37 Posted By: wraggster
Nintendo Switch Lite has sold around 13,500 units during its first week on sale in the UK, retailers have told GamesIndustry.biz.
It's a relatively slow start for the new portable-only Switch, although the console is targeting a more casual user and was not expected to deliver huge week one numbers. By comparison, the 2DS -- a similar stripped back Nintendo handheld released in October 2013 -- sold 200,000 units in just under two months (IHS data), but its sales didn't pick up until the October half-term holiday.
Retailers speaking to GamesIndustry.biz said it was far too early to draw any conclusions. One senior buyer told us: "Switch Lite was always going to come into its own come Pokémon. It's ideal as a Christmas present, and we expect sales to ratchet up during November and December. Pre-orders for the special Pokémon Switch Lite have been strong."
Another retail executive added: "Launch week really isn't the point of Switch Lite."
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September 24th, 2019, 18:31 Posted By: wraggster
My Nes v7.5.7202 is released. My Nes is a portable open source NES/FAMICOM emulator written in C#. It's EXACT nes cycle emulator, very accurate and uses exact ppu scanline timing. My Nes compatibility is very high, and most of the games that supported run perfectly.
My Nes Features:
- Roms browser with bility to disblay additional information of each rom like snapshot and info.
- Save/Load state in defferent 9 slots or in file using save/load state as feature.
- Sound recorder which record sound of current playing rom in wav format (Mono, 44100 Hz, pcm 16-bit).
- Developer console with full access emulation commands.
- Support INES (*.nes) file format.
- Can read from archive (*.zip, *.7z and *.rar)
- Profiles for control mapping.
- CPU :All 6502 opcodes (with the undocumented opcodes), IRQ and NMI.
- PPU :8x8 and 8x16 sprites with transparency and priority, background tiles and sprites evulation, internal ntsc palette generator, default PAL palette, Cycle based ppu, real scanline and scancycle timing, Emphasis and monochrome effects.
- Sound : all the 5 channels, MMC5, SS5B and VRC6 external sound channels. Format: MONO PCM 16 BIT 44100 Hz.
- Systems : PAL , NTSC
- Mappers : # 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 32, 33, 34, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47,48, 49, 50, 51, 57, 58, 60, 61, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 82, 83, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 97, 105, 112, 113, 114, 115, 117, 118, 119, 133, 140, 142,159, 180, 182, 184, 185, 187, 188, 189, 193, 200, 201, 202,203,204,205, 212,213, 225, 226, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 248, 249, 251 and 255. Almost full set !!
My Nes v7.5.7202 Changelog:
- Added: new audio mixer instead of the default lookup table.
- Fixed: audio sound filters (wrong high-pass equation and alpha calculation).
http://www.emucr.com/2019/09/my-nes-v757202.html
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