add missing file for mame RDP SSE2 implementation.add address error for invalid 64bit address in 32bit mode.improve rom type detection and add more board types.vdp dma transfer is delayed after bus is acquired.readjust cpu sync after recent changes (Kolibri fix).add missing initialization during power-on.slightly reduce red tint, to bring the display closer to my GBA SP.tweak display timing fixes dmg-acid2 and cgb-acid2.remap all inputs based on physical controller layouts.fix an issue where System directories were created incorrectly.default filter/shader to "None" rather than "Blur".add support for using Supergrafx and CD together.There have been many other changes/improvements, to the desktop-ui and also to the GameBoy, MegaDrive, SNES and PC-Engine cores. iso files do not this will be addressed in future but is considered low-priority as ares was never able to load. There is currently a limitation where CHDs created from. CHD SupportĪnother much requested feature: The few CD-ROM based systems that ares supports are now able to load CHD compressed disc images. An existing installation can be converted to a portable one by copying the settings.bml and support folders from AppData\ares. Portable ModeĪ much requested feature: on Windows, ares is now 'portable' by default storing it's settings and metadata in the application directory, rather than AppData.
Note that MSX2 support is still barebones and will still use C-BIOS for the time being the current MSX2 emulation is so preliminary that the 'real' bios images do not even boot. Note that we now require an MSX1 bios to be provided previously we utilised C-BIOS, but due to technical limitations, this was unable to run much of the game library, so we feel like it is best to require a proper bios. Support for Text Mode was also implemented, meaning text-based games (and MSX-Basic) are now able to be enjoyed. With support for the MSX keyboard (finally!), and many more rom mappers, we have a dramatic increase in compatibility with MSX1 software. Skipped 5 tests.Īlthough compatibility isn't as high as some other emulators, most games do work and I believe it's safe to say that ares is the most accurate Nintendo 64 emulator at the time of publication based on these test results as well as gameplay.
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