It’s now obsolete (please see the main page of this site for the latest). There are no SDL changes to this version, it’s just another resync to mainline. Incidentally, starting with this version, I’ll leave the most recent “stable” build available as well as the latest u build, for people who are more risk-averse.

Something Awful has regular reviews of NES games, and they offer the ROM for download with an emulator. (Hence no links, but I’m sure half the people that read this have it bookmarked anyway).

Guess which emulator?

NESticle. Really. In 2006.

It’s right here [14.1 MB].

This time it’s strictly a sync to mainline 0.108, there are no SDL-specific changes.

…is already obsolete. See the front page of this site for the latest.

Featuring:

• Up to date with mainline 0.107u4 (see whatsnew_0107u4.txt for details)
• Artwork compositing works in soft mode (warning: EXTREMELY SLOW! Use OpenGL if you’ve got it!)
• Corrected error message for -listroms
• Various MESS-specific improvements to the OSD layer folded back into the relevant files in SDLMAME

NOTE: There’s currently no equivalent to the mainline’s new “send outputs to the system” feature. Unix being Unix (yes, even OS X) I’ll probaby implement it client/server using a TCP socket, so you can even have the listener on another machine or across the Internet if you like. That’s probably the closest thing to a cross-platform consensus on inter-application API we have. (A proper Mac implementation would likely use AppleEvents, and a proper Linux implementation D-BUS, and I’ll accept patches towards those ends, but for now sockets works for me).

The SDLMAME forum is right here as always.

And the GUI is starting to take shape for Linux NEStopia. Also, I’m hoping to have a new Audio Overload before my vacation at the end of the month and a new M1 not too long after that.