The update to MAME 0.133u3 is now available for download!
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The update to MAME 0.133u3 is now available for download!
And it's MAME 0.133u2, this time featuring a new implementation of the Galaxian sound using the discrete sound system thanks to couriersud. Hopefully we're one step closer to finally nailing it.....
After a bit of a vacation, we now have MAME 0.133u1. The big milestone for this release is the first emulation of a MAME rip-off project within MAME itself, thanks to R. Belmont and MooglyGuy.
Time for the latest full release.
As promised at my California Extreme talk, I've posted the slides to the deck so that you have access to all the links and info for reference. If you weren't able to attend, feel free to have a look, but keep in mind that I tend not to put everything in the slides. This year at least there was a bit more show & tell to it, so it should at least make some sense.
Regarding last year's talk, hopefully the organizers will post it relatively soon (I've seen the video). I never posted the slides to that one because they are really pretty sparse and not very useful on their own. Once the video is posted I'll include a link to it and the slides (which you'll need because they are not captured in the video).
Have fun!
A new (hopefully final) update to MAME 0.132 has been posted. Please post any open issues over at MAMETesters to make sure we are aware of them. Unless something big is discovered, look for MAME 0.133 sometime this weekend.
Another update to MAME 0.132 is now available on the Source Updates page. Now it's off to California Extreme for some fun!