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October 15th, 2018, 16:55 Posted By: wraggster
Dubbed Project xCloud, it’s designed to work across consoles, PCs, and even mobile devices. “Scaling and building out Project xCloud is a multi-year journey for us,” explains Microsoft’s cloud gaming chief Kareem Choudhry. [/b]“We’ll begin public trials in 2019 so we can learn and scale with different volumes and locations.”[/b]
Microsoft has built custom hardware for its datacenters, as The Verge previously exclusively reported, so that existing and future Xbox games will be compatible with the services. Games will be streamed to devices, and Microsoft has been testing the xCloud service with Xbox wireless controllers connected to consoles, mobile devices, and PCs. Microsoft says its research teams are “creating ways to combat latency” via advanced network techniques combined with video encoding and decoding. This should make game streaming viable on 4G networks, too.
Public trials of the service will begin next year, and Microsoft’s Xbox game streaming service will face competition from a variety of existing services. The most popular include GeForce Now, PlayStation Now, Shadow, and Liquid Sky. Microsoft’s xCloud unveiling comes just days after Google announced its own Project Stream service that will let testers play Assassin’s Creed Odyssey through its Chrome browser on a laptop or desktop. Microsoft isn’t revealing exactly what it’s doing differently than the competition, but we’ll find out more details when public testing starts in 2019.
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October 15th, 2018, 16:35 Posted By: wraggster
It goes without saying that Microsoft has had a tough time of it this generation - the kind of tough time that leads inevitably to a certain kind of commentary where each bit of positive news is placed under the microscope to see if this time, finally, it might be the long-awaited sign that things are "turning a corner" for the embattled platform.
This kind of discussion hovered around the PS3 in the last few years of the past generation; it was conspicuous by its absence from the ill-fated Wii U, which nobody ever really expected to turn a corner, or indeed to do any manoeuvring that didn't involve running into a wall.
Lately, it's the turn of Xbox; after a woeful start to the generation and a couple of years coughing on the dust kicked up by PS4 as it raced ahead, Xbox now seems to have made enough solid, good moves for people to start thinking in corner-turning terms."The resuscitation of the Xbox brand will come as the result of many, many positive decisions and morsels of good news, not as a single turning point"
Console platforms don't turn corners, though - not in the snappy sense that phrase conjures. Console platforms are like giant seafaring tankers; they don't spin on a dime, they ponderously and carefully change course, manoeuvres that must be carefully plotted and which take a very long time to execute. The resuscitation of the Xbox brand will come as the result of many, many positive decisions and morsels of good news, not as a single turning point - and progress to that end needs to be measured as a summation of a host of things about the platform, not assumed from a single hit title or high-profile studio signing.
Where, then, does Xbox stand right now - as we reach the point in the generation where companies actually start to talk openly about plans for future hardware, as Sony did this week? Well, a fair assessment of everything that's happened of late would conclude that Microsoft seems to actually be succeeding in turning the tanker around.
In this week's news alone we saw great performance for Forza Horizon this week, reports that hugely respected studio Obsidian might be added to the already impressive line-up of first party developers announced earlier in the year, and updates to a few more slow-burning stories like the very solid expansion of the back-compatible library that's been happening for quite some time now.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...ker-is-turning
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September 14th, 2018, 20:31 Posted By: wraggster
Studio bosses at Treyarch have shed some light on the decision to forgo a traditional single-player campaign in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.
Speaking during an interview with Gamespot, David Vonderhaar and Dan Bunting touched on the ways in which Black Ops 4 evolved since prototyping, and how Treyarch has "built a culture of adaption" internally.
Bunting said the decision not include a traditional campaign was more a case of adapting to succeed than it was anything else.
"The most important aspect of game development is being able to adapt," he said.
If you can't look at something that you're doing honestly and say, 'This thing isn't good enough' or 'This isn't what we want,' and 'We need to make a change.'
"If you can't do that yourself, then you're not adapting. You're not going to evolve in a way that's going to constantly deliver exciting experiences for your fans."
According Vonderhaar, it wasn't a case of the campaign getting cut, but rather never really having one to begin with.
From the outset, Black Ops 4 was intended as being a social experience, Bunting explained.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...or-black-ops-4
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September 13th, 2018, 20:40 Posted By: wraggster
Heres some interesting Xbox One exploit news :
Earlier today, @XVMM posted up some key info on 'getting started' on your path of enlightenment when using the 'dev mode' that is available on all Xbox One consoles, now normally this UWP is sandboxed, but thanks to the anonymous creators if this unique exploit you can now get a shell (cmd.exe) and win32 code execution on Xbox One in UWP Devkit mode.
Normally you can only deploy "sandboxed" UWP containers with very limited access rights, hence this write-up, which is very technical, but its aim at those that want to explore more of inner workings and power of XB1 console itself, and hopefully now with this information out to public, more developers will get on-board and help expand the scene of greatness in the Xbox landscape. Preamble
This is not an exploit or breakthrough of any sort. It's simply taking advantage of provided debugging features in developer mode! This is for any one who may be curious and want to reverse engineer the Xbox One. This is also mainly provided for anyone who wants to just have a go at reversing the system. There's a lot to utilize with the public features anyway.
Prerequisites- Must be in developer-mode (obviously)
- Have some form of SSH/telnet client. (PuTTy, etc)
- At least have Visual Studio 2015 or 2017
To get started without putting up with developing UWP applications we can instead utilize the open SSH connection provided by the console. This is only available in developer mode, just in case you get any ideas. If you're using Windows and will be using standard command prompt for telnet then make sure you enable it first!
- Control Panel -> Programs -> Turn Windows features on or off"
- Tick "Telnet client"
- Done
Howto
- First open up whatever client you have for SSH, in this instance PuTTy, and connect using your console IP and default port. There will be a pop-up. Just hit yes.
- Now it will ask for login details. Make sure you have Dev Home opened and hit __Show Visual Studio Pin__. Keep note of this pin but also remember it will change after a small period of time!
Use the following credentials:
```
Username: DevToolsUser
Password: The Visual Studio pin provided in Dev Home.
```
- If all goes successfully then you can either stick with it or initialize telnet. Run the following command in order to do so:
```
devtoolslauncher LaunchForProfiling telnetd "cmd.exe 24"
```
- Open command prompt on Windows and run:
```
telnet [consoleip] 24
# (Example: telnet 192.168.1.5 24)
```
The telnet session will be running under the VSProfilingAccount privileges which is the same as what the VS debugger runs under when building UWP apps.
Keep in mind that there is not too much of a difference at this stage. It just allows a tiny bit more flexibility.
Basic file system exploration:
You can do this by accessing the Xbox Device Portal on your computer and going to File Explorer tab. There will be an option near the top right that is called Browse. Using this will show you credentials that can be used to access the developer scratch. We can use the developer scratch to store our junctions to navigate throughout the mounted drives.
Code:
Using telnet or SSH, go to `D:\DevelopmentFiles`.
```
>D:
>cd DevelopmentFiles
>mkdir Links
# And run the following:
>mklink /J "Links\System" C:\
# If the result is successful then double check:
>cd links\system
>dir
```
If it gives you a directory listing then there you go!
You can get easier access by opening File Explorer on Windows and typing the following into the file path bar: `\\<console ip>`
It will prompt for login details. If you open the device portal and go to File Explorer tab then on right side hit browse; you will be given details to use. Once in then you can access most but not all volumes.
(Refer to "Mount points" to find out more)
Next steps
So what now? Well, I'm going to provide a small "template" which you can use in order to write a standard "Win32" application. The only difference is that it will run on the Xbox One.
(Requires Windows 10 SDK compatible with Xbox One and probably Visual Studio 2017, at least 2015.)
XRF: Attached below.
Place anywhere on the console and run `xrf cinfo` for a basic spit of console info.
Additional information:
Basic introduction:
The Xbox One currently runs 3 separate operating systems with each prioritized with their own purpose.
These are known as:
- Host OS
- System OS
- Game OS
System and Game OS both reside in their own partition:
- Shared Resource Access - Runs apps and renders the UI experience.
- Exclusive Resource Access - Runs games and has more priority with resources.
These operations are stored in an Xbox Virtual Disk (XVD) with a small bootloader, currently assumed based on previous data dumps, that contains the kernel, HAL and other important system files. These get stored in the
User Data section of each.
- host.xvd | ExtHost.xvd
- System.xvd
- era.xvd
System and Host are stored in both the flash and on the console hard drive. The Game OS XVD is stored with each packaged game that is released for the Xbox One. Although this requires another look; it appears that when a user launches a game, System then initiates a call that mounts the package to the ERA partition which then boots into the Game OS before finally mounting and starting the game.
Mount points:
Within the SRA Partition, the following are mounted to each drive letter
Code:
\\.\C:\ -> System.xvd
\\.\D:\ -> USB (typically for retail) (Development scratch for dev-mode)
\\.\J:\ -> SystemTools.xvd (dev-mode only)
\\.\L:\ -> en-%s (languages)
\\.\M:\ -> SystemMisc.xvd
\\.\P:\ -> Page file
\\.\S:\ -> Settings.xvd | Settings-devkit.xvd
\\.\T:\ -> Temp.xvd (or whatever)
\\.\U:\ -> user.xvd / user-devkit.xvd
\\.\X:\ -> SystemAux.xvd
\\.\Y:\ -> SystemAuxF.xvd
Click to expand...
Attached below, is a sample template, source, binary to get your started on your path of enlightenment on your Xbox One console! 
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NEWS SOURCE: Xbox One - Getting somewhat started (via) GBATemp
via https://www.maxconsole.com/threads/x...devmode.48513/
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September 7th, 2018, 21:52 Posted By: wraggster
Xbox has been all about the future in recent months.
Since E3, the conversation on Gamesindustry.biz has been around subscription services and what we can expect from Ninja Theory, Compulsion Games and all the new studios the company has added to its roster.
And the big reveals at E3 itself featured Gears of War, Halo, Cyberpunk 2077 - big games that are more than a year away from release.
Now, as we head into that crucial year-end sales period, the focus switches to the here and now. At Gamescom last month, Xbox put the final touches on its Christmas sales plans. There was the typical reveal of new hardware bundles, plus PR around the big Xbox products that it plans to focus on in the weeks ahead - Forza Horizon 4, Game Pass and Sea of Thieves amongst them.
Exclusive content is obviously crucial, and we'll come back to that, but Xbox is also going big with third-party titles this year. In fact, Xbox marketing boss Aaron Greenberg tells us it has "more third-party partnerships this year than we have ever had."
"A lot of it is our partners, especially after we launched Xbox One X, are interested in making sure they are able to work with a platform that is going to be a showcase for their games," he says. "We start with the developers. They want to show their games where they look and play the best, and so having the performance advantage and being able to show their games in 4K, with great frame-rates, is great for those folks. And then on the business side there are mutual benefits; we can go to market together, we can do bundles, we can introduce people to their franchises and they can help us sell consoles."
Those third-party deals with titles such as Battlefield and Tomb Raider will prove crucial in Microsoft delivering its message on how much more powerful Xbox One X is compared with its competitors (40 per cent more powerful, according to Microsoft). Yet it can only really do that with the games it partners with. PlayStation has its own third-party deals with big titles this Christmas, such as with Red Dead Redemption 2, so how does Xbox get its 'better with X' messaging out in relation to those?
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...ht-time-period
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September 4th, 2018, 21:35 Posted By: wraggster
XQEMU Git (2018/09/04) is compiled. XQEMU is a open source, cross-platform emulator for the original Xbox (and Sega Chihiro). It is currently in very early stages of development. XQEMU is built on-top of QEMU.
XQEMU Git Changelog
* nvnet: don't trigger interrupt if no packets are sent
* nv2a: Fix EXP and LOG
http://www.emucr.com/2018/09/xqemu-git-20180904.html
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August 29th, 2018, 21:04 Posted By: wraggster
A new Xbox One X bundle has been unveiled by Microsoft today, showing off a white version of the system. This specific coloration is called Robot White, and will come bundled with a copy of Fallout 76. You can pre-order it starting today, and it will launch on November 14 for $499.99. Also announced was a new Xbox One Elite controller, in a matching white color and retailing for the standard price of $149.99, offering the same features as the original Elite Controller. Both of these will be sold exclusively at the Microsoft Store or at GameStop in the United States, but will be sold at all participating retailers in the rest of the world.
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August 28th, 2018, 21:55 Posted By: wraggster
Earlier this month, we ran an editorial on how the race to produce a "Netflix of games" could wind up hurting developers, even if it works out well for customers as well as the people running these services. After that article, Microsoft reached out to offer an interview on the subject with the company's head of gaming services Ben Decker and Game Pass head of planning Matt Percy.
Much of the editorial discussed the implications of subscription services like Game Pass becoming the primary way for people to enjoy the hobby in the same way some people rely on Netflix or services like Spotify and Pandora for all their needs in other media. Decker insisted that isn't the plan for Game Pass.
Microsoft's first-party AAA new releases could be a big draw for Game Pass
"When we launched it, we thought an ever-increasing number of titles might be something that was really important to gamers," he admitted. "But as it turns out, that's not really what they're asking for. What we get from our customers isn't, 'I want a subscription that has thousands and thousands of games.' What we heard from them is, 'I want a subscription with 100, or a little more than 100, games. But I want them to be really good games. And I want a curated portfolio where I know what's in there is going to be really great to play.'
"We don't have a goal of being the subscription where you get all your content. This is meant to be additive to the ecosystem. We don't see a future where subscriptions are dominant. We see a future where customers have choice between a subscription and purchase-to-own, where there's a mixed ecosystem because that's what customers want, and that's what developers want."
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...nant-microsoft
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August 27th, 2018, 21:18 Posted By: wraggster
Microsoft is continuing to heavily market their "games as a service" plan, with the success of their Game Pass service. The company has furthered this idea by recently announcing Xbox All Access, which will allow for consumers to pay a monthly fee for an Xbox One bundle that comes with Xbox Live and Game Pass as well. Instead of paying upfront, you'll instead pay $21.99 a month for an Xbox One S, or $34.99 for the more powerful Xbox One X, both of which include the aforementioned Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold. You pay this fee for a contract of 24 months, after which you get to keep the system for no interest, assuming you made all your payments on time. After combining all the payments, customers will pay just a little bit more than they would have by buying two years of Game Pass and Xbox Live alongside a console, however, the bonus to this deal is that you do not have to come up with all of the cost at once.
Currently, this appears to be a limited time plan, and only available to those in the United States at this time. You'll also need to visit a physical Microsoft Store to actually sign up for Xbox All Access.
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August 24th, 2018, 18:03 Posted By: wraggster
When it comes to business announcements, you don't get much bigger than Xbox revealing five new studios at E3.
It was a power play from a company eager to reclaim lost market share, and a commitment to gaming by Microsoft's senior management team.
Yet what was also surprising were the types of studio that it had picked up. Out of the four developers acquired (the fifth is a whole new team), you'd only really class one as a AAA studio - Playground Games. The other three - Ninja Theory, Compulsion Games and Undead Labs - are mid-sized businesses. They make unique games with small(ish) teams in a relatively short time span. If you thought these companies were acquired to produce the sort of God of War-sized content that has served PlayStation so well this generation, then you're overestimating the scale of these outfits.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...t-ninja-theory
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August 24th, 2018, 00:25 Posted By: wraggster
Reports have emerged that suggests Microsoft could combine both Xbox hardware and its online offering into a single monthly subscription.
The Verge claims to have heard from sources familiar with the platform holder's plans that the offer - codenamed Project Largo - will see players pay a monthly free to gain either an Xbox One S or Xbox One X, along with Xbox Live Gold membership and the Xbox Game Pass.
The site reports that the Xbox One X offer would bundle the 4K console and the two services in for $34.99 per month in a two-year contract - a total spend of $839.76.
The subscription package is believed to be called Xbox All Access, as also reported by Windows Central. This will only be available via Microsoft's retail stores initially and only to US customers, but if it proves to be popular the platform holder could roll this out to other markets.
It's an intriguing prospect, and one that builds on a previous Microsoft experiment: six year ago, the firm offered an Xbox 360 for $99, providing consumers committed to a two-month Xbox Live contract at $15 per month.
It also plays into the long-suspected shift towards a smartphone-style model, something that was widely discussed when both the Xbox One X and PlayStation 4 Pro were announced. These incremental hardware updates are deemed by some to be the console equivalent of a mid-generation iPhone, and possibly testing the waters for a market where players pick up their console as part of a mobile-style contract rather than a hefty one-off payment.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...access-service
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August 24th, 2018, 00:24 Posted By: wraggster
When it comes to business announcements, you don't get much bigger than Xbox revealing five new studios at E3.
It was a power play from a company eager to reclaim lost market share, and a commitment to gaming by Microsoft's senior management team.
Yet what was also surprising were the types of studio that it had picked up. Out of the four developers acquired (the fifth is a whole new team), you'd only really class one as a AAA studio - Playground Games. The other three - Ninja Theory, Compulsion Games and Undead Labs - are mid-sized businesses. They make unique games with small(ish) teams in a relatively short time span. If you thought these companies were acquired to produce the sort of God of War-sized content that has served PlayStation so well this generation, then you're overestimating the scale of these outfits.
Speaking to GamesIndustry.biz, head of Microsoft Studios Matt Booty explains that the likes of Ninja Theory produce a certain type of content that should prove crucial in widening the appeal of the firm's subscription service Game Pass.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...t-ninja-theory
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August 23rd, 2018, 01:09 Posted By: wraggster
Xenia Git (2018/07/02) is compiled. Xenia is an experimental emulator for the Xbox 360. It does not run games (yet).
Xenia Status:
Some real games run. Most don't. See the Game compatibility list for currently tracked games and feel free to contribute your own updates, screenshots, and information there following the existing conventions.
Xenia Git Changelog:
* [GPU] Improve readability of initialization errors and remove references to OpenGL.
https://github.com/benvanik/xenia
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August 23rd, 2018, 01:04 Posted By: wraggster
Cxbx Reloaded v0.1 is released. Cxbx-Reloaded is an emulator for running Microsoft Xbox (and eventually, Chihiro) games on Microsoft Windows. The project began life as a fork of Cxbx with added 64-bit support. Work is currently underway to backport some of the improvements from Dxbx. Cxbx-Reloaded is still pretty unstable, don't expect it to run much at this point.
Cxbx Reloaded v0.1 Changelog:
This is the first official release of Cxbx-Reloaded!
Sorry, no change-log this time: As we have never made a stable release in the past, such a change-log would need to cover two years of history, that's a little to big to manage.
We'll make sure to give proper change-logs for all future updates.
https://github.com/Cxbx-Reloaded/Cxbx-Reloaded
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August 23rd, 2018, 01:02 Posted By: wraggster
MessoXtras v0.51 is released. A port of MESS for Xbox. Emulated systems are currently Bally Astrocade, Casio PV-1000, coCo 1, 2 and 3, Emerson Arcadia 2001, Epoch Game Pocket Computer, Epoch Super Cassette Vision, Fairchild Channel F, Fujitsu FM-7, Fujitsu FM77-AV, Funtech Super A'Can, Hartung Game Master, Mattel Aquarius, Mega Duck, PC-6001, PC-6601, Philips CDi, Philips VG-5000, Sharp MZ-2500, Sharp X1, Socrates Educational Video System, Sord M5, Tatung Einstein and VTech Laser 200. More systems will be added in later releases.
MessoXtras changelog:
* New supported systems: Apple Macintosh Plus (hard disk images), Microbee 16 Standard, Microbee PC85 Premium, Microkey Primo B-64, Tomy Tutor, VTech Creativision
* Speed improved (less slowdowns now)
* Launching a game with the X button, we create an individual configuration file for that game (in the old version, configuration files were made for each system). With this trick, all the keyboard-based systems are playable even if you don't have a keyboard, because you can assign different button configurations per game.
* Now you can have your roms in DVDs, to save hard disk space (for example, you can save your favorite Philips CDi games in a DVD recorded in UDF format, in a folder named D:\roms\cdimono1, and then select this media with the white button in the rom selection menu).
* After you exit from a game, the menu will return to the previously selected system and rom.
* Fixed a bug in the Philips CDi emulation: now the game "The Apprentice" works!!
* All the games are included and playable in the Socrates Educational Video System (in the old release, only the basic BIOS games were available).
http://www.1emulation.com/forums/top...rtnew-release/
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August 23rd, 2018, 00:52 Posted By: wraggster
NestopiaX v2.2 is released. NestopiaX is a NES emulator for the XBOX. This is a port of the pc NES emu nestopia and is now the best NES emu on XBOX. It also plays the famicom disc system games at full framerate.
NestopiaX v2.2 Changelog:
This is a another HUGE core and compatibility update to nestopiax which also adds more gui options! Taken straight from the readme:
1.) Added the ability to set the ram power on state of the emulated NES. This affects games like River City Ransom's start up enemies and other games. By default a real NES used random values to flush into ram on startup. Nestopia still defaults to 0XFF. To toggle the settings, go into general options while in game and set the state to random and reset to hard and Nestopia will flush ram like a real NES did after resetting.
2.) Added the option to emulate the famicom Mic. Most famicom and FDS games did not utilize the mic but some games like the zelda FDS version utilized the mic to kill pols voice. The option can be found in controller options in general settings. You can set the simulation of the noise of the mic to the xbox dpad. Press it repeatedly to simulate sound into the mic.
3.) Added support for the Bandai Hypershot for games like space shadow. It is integrated with the lightgun support, so set controller 1 to gamepad and controller 2 to lightgun. Button a on the xbox dpad is to shoot, and B moves the character forward after killing an alien. Button b also throws a grenade while fighting an alien. This will be cleaned up in the future but for now, Bandai Hypershot games are now playable on xbox.
Note: Lightgun games are not compatible with the NTSC filter.
4.) Correct and accurate emulation of the MC-ACC mapper. Games like Mickeys safari in letterland and others now play accurately.
5.) Lutter FDS Was freezing, fixed!
6.) Blaster master pimp your ride was not working correctly, FIXED!
7.) Core and Xbox side code cleanup
8.) Added partial support for mapper 168 - Racermate Challenge II
9.) Added support for mapper 162 - Zelda Triforce of the gods pirate and translation now work
10.) Added support for Board KS-7031 Dracula II FDS conversion works (perilsensitive)
11.) Added support for mapper 190 - Magic Kid goo goo now works
12.) Added support for Kaiser unif board 7012 Zanac FDS conversion
13.) Added support for Highway Star FDS conversion
14.) Fixed Resident Evil Nes translation (now saves and plays correctly)
15.) Added support for Getsufuu Maden Translation
15.) Updated the Database.xml file with TONS of new games and fixes. Please overwrite the current database.xml with the new one. The following games now work:
1.)B-Wings (Eng-Trans, Stardust Crusaders, 1.0)
2.)Added entry for scrambled screen on some Arkanoid II roms
3.)Crisis force (sample prototype)
4.)FIFA International 2 '96
5.)Crisis Force (Eng-Trans, Stardust Crusaders, 1.0)
6.)Contra (Sample prototype)
7.)Contra (Eng-Trans, Stardust Crusaders, 1.01
8.)Keisan Game - Sansuu 2 Toshi (Eng-Trans, Pikachumanson, 1.0)
9.)Ganbare Goemon Gaiden (Eng-Trans, Adventurous Translations, 0.99c)
10.)Wai Wai World I (Eng-Trans, Dylan Robley, 1.0)
11.)I'm Kid Dracula (Eng-Trans, Vice Translations, 1.04)
12.)Parodius - From Myth to Laughter (Eng-Trans, Stardust Crusaders, 1.0)
13.)Twinbee 3 prototype
14.)Puzzle prototype (was garbled)
15.) Others i forgot :/
http://www.emuxtras.net/forum/viewto...p?f=183&t=1194
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August 23rd, 2018, 00:15 Posted By: wraggster
XBoyAdvance v24b7 is released. XBoyAdvance is an Gameboy Advance/Gameboy Color/Super Gameboy emulator ported for XBox from VisualBoy Advance.
XBoyAdvance v25 Changelog:
* Updated to madmab edition interface CFv1b35. See "Interface Changelog.txt"
* Changes to the screenshot code to account for new directory layout when using "Extras menu" screenshot options.
* Just a refresher (this was already present in last version) Frameskip is set to 0 if a gameboy or gameboy color game is selected (file extension .gb, .gbc, .cbg, .sgb). This will only apply to games without configurations. On games with configurations you have to manually set the framerate to 0.
* Frameskip is set to 1 for GBA games thanks to Tabajara's INTEL optimizations! See below. Not all games quite at 100%, but close! This will only apply to games without configurations. On games with configurations you have to manually set the framerate to 0.
* Frameskip in default game configuration is overriden by above settings. If you have a problem game (slow) just set the frameskip for it individually.
* INTEL optimizations by Tabajara. Here are a few examples of improvements you will see below
download http://xport.xbox-scene.com/
via http://www.emucr.com/2018/08/xboyadvance-v25.html
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