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MAME 0.219
MAME 0.219 arrives today, just in time for the end of February! This month we’ve got another piece of Nintendo Game & Watch history – Pinball – as well as a quite a few TV games, including Dream Life Superstar, Designer’s World, Jenna Jameson’s Strip Poker, and Champiyon Pinball. The previously-added Care Bears and Piglet’s Special Day TV games are now working, as well as the big-endian version of the MIPS Magnum R4000. As always, the TV games vary enormously in quality, from enjoyable titles, to low-effort games based on licensed intellectual properties, to horrible bootlegs using blatantly copied assets. If music/rhythm misery is your thing, there’s even a particularly bad dance mat game in there.
On the arcade side, there are fixes for a minor but long-standing graphical issue in Capcom’s genre-defining 1942, and also a fairly significant graphical regression in Seibu Kaihatsu’s Raiden Fighters. Speaking of Seibu Kaihatsu, our very own Angelo Salese significantly improved the experience in Good E-Jan, and speaking of graphics fixes, cam900 fixed some corner cases in Data East’s innovative, but little-known, shoot-’em-up Boogie Wings. Software list additions include the Commodore 64 INPUT 64 collection (courtesy of FakeShemp) and the Spanish ZX Spectrum Load’N’Run collection (added by ICEknight). New preliminary CPU cores and disassemblers include IBM ROMP, the NEC 78K family, Samsung KS0164 and SSD Corp’s Xavix 2.
As always, you can get the source and 64-bit Windows binary packages from
the download page.
MAME Testers Bugs Fixed
- 06790: [Graphics] (surpratk.cpp) suratk: Missing star field rotation effect in final level. (MetalliC)
- 07079: [Gameplay] (suna8.cpp) sparkman, sparkmana: Player 2 button inputs are not read correctly. (dink)
- 07428: [Media Support] (vsmileb.cpp) vsmileb: Unable to load media. (Ivan Vangelista)
- 07557: [DIP/Input] (karnov.cpp) wndrplnt: Coin inputs no longer work. (MetalliC)
- 07562: [Graphics] (seibuspi.cpp) rdft: Line scroll effects have regressed. (MetalliC)
New working machines
- Advance Bright Ltd / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. Decathlon [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- Bandai / SSD Company LTD Mahou Taiketsu Magiranger - Magimat de Dance & Battle (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood, ShouTime]
- Conny / VideoJet Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Pocket Dream Console (France) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Consumenta Computer / Loproc Conchess (standard) [hap, Berger]
- Game & Watch: Pinball [algestam, Ryan Holtz]
- Hasbro / Tiger Electronics Dream Life Superstar (Version 0.3, Mar 16 2007) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Hasbro / Tiger Electronics Mission: Paintball Powered Up [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Hasbro / Tiger Electronics Star Wars - The Clone Wars [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Hasbro Designer's World (Version 1.0, Dec 20 2005) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto 1X [Berger, blitzchess.fr]
- HP 86B [F.Ulivi]
- Merry Circus (Version 1.0.2) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- MGT 20-in-1 TV-Spielekonsole (Germany) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Mortal Kombat (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle]
- Performance Designed Products / Disney / Jungle Soft Disney Game It! Classic Pals [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Plug & Play Game Controller with 200 Games (Supreme 200) [TeamEurope]
- Retro Dance Mat (110 song Super StepMania + 9-in-1 games) (PAL) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Senario / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. My Sports Challenge (5-in-1 version) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Senario / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. My Sports Challenge (6-in-1 version, QVC license) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Senario / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. My Sports Challenge Plus / Wireless Sports Plus [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Senario Guitar Super Star (Fender Stratocaster style) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Shiggles Inc. Club Jenna Presents: Jenna Jameson's Strip Poker [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Sports Trivia Professional Edition (Senario, Plug and Play) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- TaiKee Interactive TV Games 49-in-1 (PAL) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Tech2Go / WayForward Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant and Monster Mayhem [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Tomy / SSD Company LTD Champiyon Pinball (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, ShouTime, David Haywood]
New working clones
- Albert Computers, Inc. Albert [rfka01]
- ASEM S.p.A. AM100 [rfka01]
- Ataque Androide - Moon Cresta (FAR S.A. Spanish bootleg) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Battle Balls (Portugal) [Apocalypse]
- Blood Bros. (Korea) [Jorge Silva]
- Dharma Doujou (Germany) [Darksoft]
- Double Wings (Asia) [Asayuki, pacman70]
- The End (SegaSA / Sonic) [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
- El Estivador (Spanish bootleg of Port Man on Galaxian hardware) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Final Star Force (World?) [Jorge Silva]
- Galaktron (Petaco S.A.) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Galaxian (Spanish bootleg) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- GTAC Do-Do [R. Belmont, rfka01]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Academy (German, 04-10-88) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Academy (German, 06-03-89) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Berlin 68000 (v0.02) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Blitz- und Problemloesungs-Modul (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Genius 68030 (v4.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto II (set 2) [Berger]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 2, v4.00 2 EPROMs) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 3, v3.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 4) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 5) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM IV (v6.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM IV (v7.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM V (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Mega IV (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Milano (v1.01) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Modena (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Modena (set 3) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Monte Carlo (ver. MC2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Polgar 10 MHz (v10.1) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Portorose 32 Bit (v1.01) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Rebell 5,0 (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Super Mondial (ver. AB) [hap]
- The Lord of King (bootleg) [hammy, caius]
- Master Boy (1987, Z80 hardware, Ichi-Funtel) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Mr. Do! (Fabremar bootleg) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.60, DK PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.61, DK PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.61a, C1 PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.61a, DK PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Olivmandingo (Spanish bootleg of Mandinga on Galaxian hardware) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- P-47 Aces (ver 1.1) [Derick2K, rtw, trap15]
- Pang (bootleg, set 7) [jordigahan, Pikolo, ClawGrip]
- Puzzle & Action: Tant-R (Japan) (bootleg set 4) [jordigahan]
- Puzzli (revision A) [SpinalFeyd]
- Raiden II (easier, US, prototype? 11-16) [neSneSgB]
- Rampart (Joystick, smaller ROMs) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Ribbit! (Japan) [Apocalypse]
- Saitek / Tasc Kasparov RISC 2500 (v1.03) [hap]
- Seicross (set 2) [Zab, The Dumping Union]
- Sirio II (Calfesa S.L. Spanish Moon Cresta bootleg, set 2) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Space Pilot (set 2) [chaneman]
- Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (USA 920312) [Lions3]
- SWTPC swtpc S/09 OS9 [68bit]
- Tasc ChessSystem R30 (Gideon 2.1, prototype) [hap]
- Tasc ChessSystem R30 (The King 2.20) [hap]
- Tasc ChessSystem R30 (The King 2.23, unreleased) [hap]
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (US 4 Players, version N) [coolmod, The Dumping Union]
- Three Ds - Three Dealers Casino House (set 2) [Patrik Styrnell]
- Time Killers (v1.00) [Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
- Triumph-Adler Alphatronic P10 [rfka01]
- Triumph-Adler Alphatronic P50 [rfka01, Carl]
- Viper Phase 1 (New Version, Portugal) [Jorge Silva]
Machines promoted to working
- Care Bears TV Games (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) [Ryan Holtz]
- Gimix 6809 System [68bit]
- MIPS Magnum R4000 (be) [Patrick Mackinlay]
- Simba / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. TV Sports 10-in-1 / Decathlon Athletic Sport Games [David Haywood]
- Winnie the Pooh - Piglet's Special Day (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) [Ryan Holtz, Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
Clones promoted to working
- Witch Card (ICP-1) [Ivan Vangelista]
New machines marked as NOT_WORKING
- 3 Cards Poker 96 (V1.6) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Advance Bright Ltd Guitar Fever (2007.07.03 Ver 2.7) [TeamEurope, Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood]
- Advance Bright Ltd. Wikid Joystick [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Alcatel / Telefonica TeleTUP [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Alcatel / Telefonica TRMA VIA [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Ampex 230 plus Terminal (v4.0) [Bitsavers]
- Applied Microelectronics Institute/The Weather Channel WeatherSTAR 4000 [R. Belmont, Techknight]
- Atari Flashback Mini 7800 [Sean Riddle, GameHistory.org]
- AtGames / Sega Reactor MD (PAL) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Bandai Multi Game Player Gamepad [Sean Riddle, GameHistory.org]
- Basic Fun The Oregon Trail [anonymous]
- Big Buck Hunter Safari (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Cadaco Buzztime Home Trivia System [Sean Riddle]
- Casio ROM Pack Software List holder [David Haywood, ClawGrip]
- Cefa Toys Super Quique / Mega Duck (Spain) [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- City Patrolman [unknown]
- CompuData Tulip System I [rfka01, nIGHTFALL crew, Dirk Best]
- Digital Pocket Hand Held System Model: 8630 - 230-in-1 [Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood]
- dreamGEAR My Arcade Retro Arcade Machine - 300 Handheld Video Games (DGUN-2593) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Duck Commander (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Epoch / SSD Company LTD Excite Sports Tennis x Fitness (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, ShouTime]
- Formula 1 [PinMAME]
- Gegege no Kitaro Yokai Yokocho Matsuri De Batoru Ja (GYM1 Ver.A) [Porchy, SpinalFeyd]
- Ice Mania [PinMAME]
- Imaginarium / ItsMagical Karao Kids Songs 2 (Spain) [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- JAKKS Pacific Inc / Code Mystics TV Touch Games: Spider-Man in Villain Round-Up [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- JAKKS Pacific Inc / Code Mystics TV Touch Games: Star Wars Original Trilogy [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- JAKKS Pacific Inc DreamWorks Dragons Hero Portal [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Keroro Gunso Chikyu Shinryaku Shirei Dearimasu! (KRG1 Ver.A) [Porchy, SpinalFeyd]
- Konami Endeavour BIOS [R. Belmont]
- Lexibook Compact Cyber Arcade - Disney Princess [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Lexibook Retro TV Game Console - 300 Games [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- MGT Fitness Konsole (NC1470) [TeamEurope]
- Mini Arcade Machine (Red5) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Orb Retro Arcade Game Controller 153-in-1 [Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood]
- Rapid Fire 5 (Konami Endeavour, NSW) [Heihachi_73]
- Roland D-50 Linear Synthesizer (Ver. 2.xx) [DBWBP, depblue]
- Senario Guitar Star [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Star Wars Clone Trooper (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- STM Electronics Pied Piper Communicator 1 [Adrian Graham]
- Super Roller (v7.0) [hammy]
- Super Shanghai 2001 [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Symbol PDT 3100 (v1.10-00) [ArcadeHacker, ClawGrip]
- Tomy / SSD Company LTD Nihon Isshuu - Boku wa Plarail Untenshi (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood, ShouTime]
- Toy Story - Toys on the Move (JAKKS Pacific TV Motion Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Triumph-Adler alphatronic PC-16 [Carl, rfka01]
- VTech MobiGo [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- VTech MobiGo 2 (Germany) [TeamEurope]
- Waixing Megapad 31-in-1 [Sean Riddle, GameHistory.org]
- The Walking Dead: Battleground (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- The Walking Dead: Zombie Hunter (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle]
- WinFun / KidConnection SmarTV Adventures [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
New clones marked as NOT_WORKING
- 3 Cards Poker 96 (V1.0) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Cherry Angel (set 2) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Club Kart: European Session (2003, prototype, set 2) [coolmod, MetalliC]
- Ferrari F355 Challenge (private show version) [coolmod]
- Roland D-50 Linear Synthesizer (Ver. 1.xx) [DBWBP]
- Roland D-550 Linear Synthesizer [DBWBP]
- Sanyo MBC-16LT [rfka01]
- Sirio II (Calfesa S.L. Spanish Moon Cresta bootleg, set 1) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Time Crisis 4 (Japan, TSF1001-NA-A) [Guru]
- Victor V286C [rfka01]
New working software list additions
- altos8600: Altos Diagnostic Executive [Robbbert]
- apple2_flop_clcracked: Algebra Volume 6 (Version 1.0) (cleanly cracked), Alkemstone (cleanly cracked), Building Perspective (cleanly cracked), The Dragon's Eye (cleanly cracked), Fraktured Faebles (cleanly cracked), Generic Computer Games (cleanly cracked), Gruds in Space (cleanly cracked), Other-Venture #3: The Escape from Traam (cleanly cracked), Pick The Part (cleanly cracked), Ulysses and the Golden Fleece (Version 1.1) (cleanly cracked), World Atlas Action: Geography Facts (cleanly cracked) [4am, Firehawke]
- apple2_flop_orig: 221B Baker Street (Version 1.1), Adventure Programming Kit (Versoin 10.84), Alter Ego (female version), Alter Ego (male version), The Dallas Quest, The Dragon's Eye, Expedition Amazon, Garfield Trivia Game, Generic Computer Games, Legacy of the Ancients, Manhunter: New York (Version 1.0I), MasterType (Version 2.1), Micro Cookbook (Version 3.00), Miner 2049er II, Ming's Challenge, The Serpent's Star (Version 1.0), Spectrum: Programs and Patterns, Summer Games II, Time Zone (Version 1.1), The Tracer Sanction, Transylvania (1985 Version), Treasure Island, Tumble Bugs [4am, Firehawke]
- applix: Boot disk [Robbbert]
- aussiebyte: Boot disk [Robbbert]
- buzztime_cart: Series 1 - Everything Trivia, Series 1 - History Trivia, Series 1 - Sports Trivia, Series 1 - TV Trivia [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- c64_cass:
- The CF Power Pack Tape 6, The CF Power Pack Tape 9, Dan Dare - Pilot of the Future, Excaliba, Postman Pat 2, Saracen [FakeShemp]
- INPUT 64 1/85, INPUT 64 1/86, INPUT 64 1/87, INPUT 64 10/86, INPUT 64 11/85, INPUT 64 11/86, INPUT 64 12/85, INPUT 64 12/86, INPUT 64 2/85, INPUT 64 2/86, INPUT 64 2/87, INPUT 64 3/85, INPUT 64 3/86, INPUT 64 3/87, INPUT 64 4/85, INPUT 64 4/86, INPUT 64 4/87, INPUT 64 5/85, INPUT 64 5/86, INPUT 64 5/87, INPUT 64 6/85, INPUT 64 6/86, INPUT 64 6/87, INPUT 64 7/85, INPUT 64 7/86, INPUT 64 7/87, INPUT 64 8/85, INPUT 64 8/86, INPUT 64 8/87, INPUT 64 9/85, INPUT 64 9/86 [pagetable, FakeShemp]
- c64_flop_orig: INPUT 64 1/87, INPUT 64 1/88, INPUT 64 10/86, INPUT 64 10/87, INPUT 64 10/88, INPUT 64 11/86, INPUT 64 11/87, INPUT 64 11/88, INPUT 64 12/86, INPUT 64 12/87, INPUT 64 12/88, INPUT 64 2/87, INPUT 64 2/88, INPUT 64 3/87, INPUT 64 3/88, INPUT 64 4/87, INPUT 64 4/88, INPUT 64 5/87, INPUT 64 5/88, INPUT 64 6/87, INPUT 64 6/88, INPUT 64 7/87, INPUT 64 7/88, INPUT 64 8/87, INPUT 64 8/88, INPUT 64 9/87, INPUT 64 9/88 [pagetable, FakeShemp]
- fmtowns_cd: Cyber Sculpt V1.0 (HMC-140A), Mahjong Bishoujoden Ripple, Microcosm (HMD-215), Secre Volume I - Naoko Iijima [redump.org, r09]
- gamegear: Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (World, final prototype 19920925) [drx, FakeShemp]
- hp86_rom: Advanced programming 1 ROM, Advanced programming 2 ROM, Assembler ROM, Extended Mass Storage ROM, I/O ROM, Language ROM, Matrix 1 ROM, Matrix 2 ROM, MIKSAM ROM, Printeplotter ROM [F.Ulivi]
- ibm5150:
- Magic Pockets [ArcadeShadow]
- Domino 1.0 [FakeShemp]
- ibm5170:
- Cannon Fodder 2, Epic Pinball (shareware version - Mr. Disk release), Epic Pinball: Crash and Burn, Epic Pinball: Cyborgirl, Epic Pinball: Enigma [ArcadeShadow]
- Tågplusguiden - Vinter–Våren 1998 [FakeShemp]
- jakks_gamekey_nm: Pac-Man & Bosconian (01 APR 2005 A SKU G) [Sean Riddle, Ryan Holtz, David Haywood]
- jazz: Windows NT Workstation Version 3.5, Windows NT Workstation Version 3.51, Windows NT Workstation Version 4.0 Service Pack 1 [Patrick Mackinlay]
- lynx: Weltenschlächter [anonymous]
- megadriv: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (World, final prototype 19921102), Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (World, prototype 19931103) [drx, FakeShemp]
- nes: English Pyramid (Pirate) [Gaming Alexandria]
- odyssey2:
- Death Race (Euro) [anonymous]
- Death Race (USA) [SSJ, TeamEurope]
- sbrain: Boot disk [Robbbert]
- sdk85: Mastermind [AJR]
- spectrum_cass:
- Load'N'Run (Spain) (Especial) [Manu128k]
- Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 00), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 01), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 02), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 03), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 04), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 05), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 06), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 07), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 08), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 09), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 10), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 11), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 00), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 01), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 02), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 03), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 04), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 05), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 06), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 07), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 08) [SPA2, RetroLEL, Jander, ICEknight]
- uzebox: Final Blood, Frog Feast, Laser Puzzle, Laser Puzzle II, Melli's RetroLand, Reels of Fortune, Uzebox Tactics, Uzi Wars [uzebox.org]
Software list items promoted to working
- fmtowns_cd:
- King's Quest V - Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder, Kyuukyoku Tiger, Mixed-Up Mother Goose, Panzer Division - Kikou Shidan, Taito Chase H.Q. (Demo), The Case of the Cautious Condor [Barry Rodewald, Carl, r09]
- Life & Death [redump.org, Barry Rodewald, Carl, r09]
- pc98: Mahjong Gokuu Tenjiku, Mahjong Taikai [Angelo Salese]
New NOT_WORKING software list additions
- casio_rompack:
- How to Play your Casio ROM Keyboard (RO-251) [Sean Riddle, avlixa, ClawGrip]
- World Songs (RO-551) [Sean Riddle]
- fmtowns_cd: Doki Doki Vacation - Kirameku Kisetsu no Naka de, Para Para Paradise [redump.org, r09]
- ique: Dòngwù Sēnlín (version 8), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (manual, version 2), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (manual, version 4), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (trailer), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (version 3), iQue Club (version 1), iQue Club (version 2), iQue Club (version 3), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (manual, version 2), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (manual, version 6), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (trailer), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (version 4), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (version 5), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (manual, version 2), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (manual, version 4), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (trailer), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (version 4), Rèntiāntáng Míngxīng Dà Luàn Dǒu (manual, version 1), Rèntiāntáng Míngxīng Dà Luàn Dǒu (version 5), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (manual, version 2), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (manual, version 4), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (trailer, version 1), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (trailer, version 2), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (version 4), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (manual, version 2), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (manual, version 6), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (trailer, version 1), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (trailer, version 2), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (version 4), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (manual, version 2), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (manual, version 4), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (trailer), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (version 1), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (version 4) [FakeShemp]
- leapster: The Disney-Pixar Collection (USA), Letterpillar (v1.0, USA) [TeamEurope]
- mobigo_cart:
- Ben 10 - UltimateAlien - Mine der Gedanken (Germany) (80-250604), Cars 2 (Germany) (80-251904), Chuggington (Germany) (80-251804), Cars Toon - Hooks unglaubliche Geschichten (Germany) (80-251204), Disney Princess (Germany) (80-251104), Dora - Tag des Zwillings (Germany) (80-250804), Für immer Shrek (Germany) (80-250004), Kung Fu Panda 2 (Germany) (80-252004), Micky Maus - Wunderhaus (Germany) (80-250504), Mobigo Kiosk (Germany), Die Pinguine aus Madagascar - Operation Krone (Germany) (80-250304), Rapunzel - Neu Verföhnt (Germany) (80-251704), Team Umizoomi - Die große Umiauto Rettung (Germany) (80-252504), Toy Story 3 (Germany) (80-250104) [TeamEurope]
- Mickey Mouse, Tangled, Toy Story 3 [Sean Riddle]
- n64: Aidyn Chronicles - The First Mage (USA, prototype 20000210), Aidyn Chronicles - The First Mage (USA, prototype 20000509), Cruis'n World (Europe), Die Hard 64 (prototype 20000315, set 1), Die Hard 64 (prototype 20000315, set 2), Die Hard 64 (prototype 20000315, set 3), Dragon Sword (prototype), Duke Nukem - Zero Hour (USA, final prototype), ECW Hardcore Revolution (Germany), Frogger 2 (USA, prototype, "Milestone 4"), GT64 - Championship Edition (prototype 19980525), International Superstar Soccer 2000 (USA, rev 1), Madden NFL 99 (USA, prototype 19980805, "Beta 10 NTSC"), Madden NFL 99 (USA, rev 1), Mario Kart 64 (USA, set 2), Mission: Impossible (Spain, rev 1), Mortal Kombat Trilogy (prototype 19960513), NBA Hangtime (USA, set 2), Robotech: Crystal Dreams (USA, prototype, earlier), SpaceStation Silicon Valley (USA, rev 1), Top Gear Hyper-Bike (prototype), Top Gear Rally (Asia), Top Gear Rally 2 (prototype 19990831), Turok 3 - Shadow of Oblivion (Europe, prototype 20000606), Wipeout 64 (prototype) [FakeShemp]
- pi_storyreader_cart:
- Scooby Doo - Miniature Golf Mystery / Museum Mystery / Haunted Theater [Porchy]
- Barney: Barney Cares / Best Manners Show / Let's Work Together, Blue's Perfect Picnic Spot, Disney No Rumbly In Pooh's Tumbly, Disney Pooh Windy Day, Disney Princess: Jasmine / Mulan / Pocahontas, Disney Princess: The Little Mermaid / Snow White / Beauty and the Beast, Disney's Bambi / Lady and the Tramp / Peter Pan, Disney's Pinocchio / Disney/Pixar Toy Story 2 / The Jungle Book, Disney's The Lion King, Disney's The Little Mermaid, Disney/Pixar Cars / The Incredibles / Monsters Inc., Disney/Pixar Finding Nemo, Dora the Explorer: Dora's Garden Adventure / The Gingerbread Boy / Dora's Art Adventure, Dora's Garden Adventure, Noah's Ark, Petter Rabbit / Jemima Puddle-Duck / Tom Kitten, Scooby-Doo! Miniature Golf Mistery, Sesame Street: Elmo's Colorful Adventure / Grover Stays Up Very Very Late / Me Loves Cookies, Spongebob Squarepants Grand Price Winner!, Spongebob Squarepants Grand Price Winner! / Dora's Garden Adventure / Blue's Perfect Picnic Spot, Thomas & Friends: Cheer up Cranky! / The Big Race / Carnival Capers [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip] Cars (Germany), Das Dschungelbuch (Germany), Findet Nemo (Germany), Der König der Löwen (Germany), Peter Pan (Germany), Winnie Puuh - Ein stürmischer Tag (Germany), Winnie Puuh hat keinen Hunger (Germany) [TeamEurope]
- sdk85: AP-29 Serial I/O Routines [AJR]
- smarttv_cart: Amusement Park [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- telestory_cart:
- Dora the Explorer - En la feria ambulante / Dora va a la escuela (Spanish), Power Rangers Mystic Force - Code Busters / Whispering Voices (UK / USA?) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Cinderella - Cinderella / Beauties in Bloom (USA), Dora the Explorer - At the Carnival / Dora Goes to School (USA), The Lion King - The Lion King / The Lion King II - Simba's Pride (USA), SpongeBob SquarePants - Ice-Cream Dreams / Stop the Presses! (USA), Winnie the Pooh - Bounce Tigger Bounce / Pooh's Honey Tree (USA) [Sean Riddle, TeamEurope]
- Thomas & Friends - Thomas Visits the Toy Shop / Thomas' Milkshake Mix [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
Source Changes
- formats/wd177x_dsk.cpp: Allowed derived classes to override the format per track/head. [68bit]
- formats/flex_dsk.cpp: Simplified code, and added support for variants with single-density initial tracks. [68bit]
- formats/os9_dsk.cpp: Added support for variants with single-density initial track and base sector zero. [68bit]
- floptool: Added OS9 disk format. [68bit]
- bus/ss50: Added MFI, OS9 and UniFLEX formats to DC5 floppy drive controller. [68bit]
- gimix.cpp updates: [68bit]
- Connected interrupts, removed timed interrupt hack, and added two additional floppy drivers.
- Added disassembly override for OS9 system calls.
- Added OS9 Level 1 version 1.2 BIOS option.
- tti.cpp: Made the two firmware revisions BIOS options. [AJR]
- sdk85.cpp improvements: [AJR]
- Made second 8355 into a ROM expansion slot that can load custom 8755 programs.
- Added optional TTY interface.
- Added vectored interrupt and soft reset buttons.
- Improved accuracy of button labels and changed default key mappings.
- jaguar: Eliminated unsafe raw memory pointer use from blitter (fixes several exceptions, including tempst2k). [AJR]
- i8155.cpp: Made timer more efficient by not counting each cycle. [AJR]
- bus/a2bus: Added 8251-based RS-232 serial interface described in BYTE magazine. [AJR]
- Added disassemblers for NEC 78K/0, 78K/I, 78K/II and 78K/III microcontrollers. [AJR]
- naomi.cpp: Made “Gun Sense” board used by hotd2 a separate device. [AJR]
- wd_fdc.cpp updates: [AJR]
- Predicate command completion interrupt on busy flag having been set.
- Increased HLD idle timeout to fifteen revolutions for variants other than FD1771 and FD1781.
- i8279.cpp updates: [AJR]
- Removed timing hack, ensuring SL3 is output (required by Pied Piper Communicator 1).
- Corrected keyboard scan rate and logging thereof.
- goodejan.cpp updates: [Angelo Salese]
- Corrected OKI M6295 pin 7 level to high (fixes voice pitches).
- Added difficulty DIP switches
- Converted to raw screen timing parameters.
- toki.cpp: Converted screen refresh rate to raw timing parameters. [Angelo Salese]
- ddenlovr.cpp: Added coin counters and corrected metadata for all games. [Angelo Salese]
- subsino2.cpp: Fixed missing ron button. [Angelo Salese]
- Synchronized with upstream GENie (addresses GitHub #6248). [Belegdol]
- armedf.cpp updates: [cam900]
- Converted to use single-pass priority drawing for sprites.
- Fixed I/O writes for systems without NB1414M4.
- Cleaned up code, memory maps, ROM loading and graphics decoding, and expanded comments.
- twin16.cpp: Restrict sprite drawing to clipping rectangle. [cam900]
- sound/vrc6.cpp, sound/ym2413.cpp: Changed descriptions to match chip markings/part numbers. [cam900]
- sound/msm5205.cpp updates: [cam900]
- Added support for MSM5205 10-bit DAC.
- Derive timing and sample rate from input clock
- Updated notes.
- video/stvvdp1.cpp: Fixed Gouraud shading flag test. [cam900]
- vgmplay.cpp: Fixed YMF262 register mapping and YMF278B volume. [cam900]
- sound/ymf262.cpp: Added support for variants with different clock dividers. [cam900]
- sound/ymf278b.cpp: Fixed FM output rate and clock divider, fixed mixing behavior, and expanded notes. [cam900]
- sound/ymf271.cpp: Corrected envelope release time. [cam900]
- bus/isa/gus.cpp: Calculate GF1 sample rate from input clock. [cam900]
- ics2115.cpp: Calculate sample rate from input clock. [cam900]
- video/deco16ic.cpp: Fixed of-by-one clipping in tilemap drawing. [cam900]
- boogwing.cpp: Improved blending, priority drawing and palette effects. [cam900]
- video/deco_ace.cpp: Use fixed-point palette fade calculation. [cam900]
- gstream.cpp: Implemented per-frame sprite limit. [cam900]
- cpu/z80: Added skeleton LZ8420M device (Z80 with internal RAM and additional I/O). [cam900]
- psikyo.cpp: Derived gunbird clocks from crystal values. [cam900]
- Netlist library updates: [Couriersud]
- Fixed issue separating nets into independent groups for four-terminal devices without external feedback loops.
- Added current-controlled voltage source (CCVS).
- Improved SPICE format conversion – official TI µA741 model can now be converted without errors.
- Added support for evaluating expressions in parameters when netlist is created.
- Added support for potentiometers to SPICE format conversion.
- sound/mm5837.cpp: Measured frequency versus supply voltage. [Couriersud]
- cpu/ks0164: Added preliminary Samsung KS0164 disassembler. [David Carne, O. Galibert]
- machine/spg2xx_video.cpp: Removed row scroll offset hack. [David Haywood]
- Problematic cases where different games in multi-game systems required different values are fixed.
- nes_vt.cpp: Untangled from NES state class and NES controller bus. [David Haywood]
- cpu/spc700: Fixed TCLR1 and TSET1 operations, and removed page-crossing penalty on Y-relative accesses. [David Viens]
- mjsister.cpp, xyonics.cpp: Hooked up 6845 CRT controllers and added raw screen timing parameters. [Dirk Best]
- machine/mc6844.cpp: Added preliminary MC6855 DMA controller device, based on implementations in drivers. [Edström]
- machine/mc6854.cpp: Added support for external clocks and DMA mode. [Edström]
- Added Alfaskop 4110 keyboard emulation. [Edström]
- cpu/jaguar: Fixed disassembly of movei instruction (GitHub #6314). [ElectronAsh]
- Changed alternate versions of ChessSystem R30, Kasparov RISC and various Mephisto chess computers from BIOS options to clones. [hap]
- machine/spg2xx_audio.cpp: Added preliminary ADPCM36 decoding – significantly improves pballpup. [Lord Nightmare, Ryan Holtz]
- roland_d50.cpp: Added additional ROM versions to d50, d50a and d550 as BIOS options. [Lord Nightmare, anonymous, Erik Gavriluk]
- Also added chip labels and locations, PCB notes, and version strings.
- video/k052109.cpp Fixed and cleaned up tilemap scroll effects (fixes fuusenpn and MT06790). [MetalliC]
- bus/ti99: Added VRAM size option to Enhanced Video Processor card. [Michael Zapf]
- machine/sunplus_gcm394.cpp: Re-worked some of the DMA and NAND Flash handling so that jak_tsm loads more code. [N. Gilbert]
- cpu/xavix2: Added preliminary Xavix 2 CPU emulation and disassembler. [O. Galibert, N. Gilbert]
- cpu/romp: Added preliminary IBM Research/Office Products Division Microprocessor (ROMP) device. [Patrick Mackinlay]
- konendev.cpp: Hooked up H8/3007 “IFU” CPU. [R. Belmont]
- Added a tip on how to enter the debugger to the online documentation. [R. Belmont]
- cpu/m68000: Allow RTE instruction to unwind 68010 bus error (type 1000) stack frames. [R. Belmont]
- bus/nubus: Fixed macse30 Sigma Designs L-View SE/30 PDS card. [R. Belmont]
- apple2.cpp, apple2e.cpp, apple2gs.cpp: Exposed CFFF accesses to slot cards. [R. Belmont]
- bus/a2bus: Added support for Applesurance floppy drive controller card. [R. Belmont, DiskBlitz]
- video/apple2.cpp: Improved monochrome-mode drawing in lores, hires and double lores modes. [R. Belmont]
- Gives correct NTSC color with -video bgfx, effect hlsl, NTSC on, NTSC A and B to 0, scanline length to 39.1 µS.
- uzebox.cpp: Use filename extension to detect UZE format, as some early games lack the identification string. [Robbbert]
- iris3130.cpp: Modernized logging, added preliminary MMU support, and added ROM board support. [Ryan Holtz]
- machine/6840ptm.cpp: Made logging more configurable. [Ryan Holtz, Phil Bennett]
- machine/i8214.cpp: Improved interrupt level check, and added setters for combined B/SGS and R inputs. [Ryan Holtz, Phil Bennett]
- audio/cmi01a.cpp: Derived PTM clocks from /CAS clock – fixes TIM tests in CMITST diagnostics. [Ryan Holtz]
- cmi.cpp updates: [Ryan Holtz]
- Improved interrupt handling – nearly all CMIINT tests pass now.
- Hooked up peripherals and MIDI ports on the SMPTE/MIDI board.
- Mapped handlers for the TVT second display board.
- Adjusted video board PTM clocks to be based on /CAS clock – fixes TIM tests in LGTST diagnostics.
- Adjusted master card PTM clock to be based on /CAS clock – fixes TIM tests in MAST diagnostics.
- Hooked up AIC interrupt – all interrupt tests now pass.
- machine/spg2xx_audio.cpp updates: [Ryan Holtz]
- Fixed off-by-one error on Beat Count timer – fixes timing in icanpian, and in shredmjr to some extent.
- Hooked up channel FIQ.
- Hooked up software wave-in channel (used by jak_care for voices).
- cpu/unsp: Implemented MULS and FIR_MOV operations. [Ryan Holtz, N. Gilbert, smf]
- audio/elan_eu3a05.cpp: Added OKI ADPCM decoding. [Ryan Holtz]
- 1942.cpp: Fixed sprite priorities, implemented sprite line buffering, fixed logo on title screen, and improved interrupt timing. [Ryan Holtz, David Haywood, smf, O. Galibert]
- machine/spg2xx_io.cpp: Added watchdog timer support and rudimentary SPI support. [Ryan Holtz]
- machine/i2cmem.cpp: Added 24C04 device. [Ryan Holtz]
- Split spg2xx_jakks.cpp into separate files for plain, game-key and touch variants. [Ryan Holtz]
- spg2xx_jakks.cpp Hooked up jak_batm I²C EEPROM – enables saving. [Ryan Holtz]
- atarittl.cpp: Fixed various errors in stuntcyc netlist. [Ryan Holtz]
- machine/315-6154.cpp: Converted to real PCI host device, and updated NAOMI DIMM board accordingly. [Samuele Zannoli]
- superga2.cpp: Fixed player 2 inputs for kuzmich. [xotmatrix]
- atarigx2.cpp: Corrected program ROM labels for motofren. [Brian Troha]
- tsamurai.cpp: Corrected ROM labels for the Ring Fighter sets and added PCB locations to them. [Brian Troha]
- snk.cpp: Corrected ROM labels for fitegolfu. [Brian Troha]
- midzeus.cpp: Decapped PIC microcontroller for thegrid. [Caps0ff]
- sdk80.cpp: Replaced monitor program with corrected version (GitHub #6324). [Colin Douglas Howell, Robbbert]
- isbc8010.cpp: Corrected an OCR issue in monitor ROM that prevented M command from working. [Colin Douglas Howell, Robbbert]
- naomi.cpp: Dumped Sega Atomiswave BIOS. [CoolFox, MetalliC]
- model3.cpp: Re-dumped ecap ROMs. [coolmod, MetalliC]
- vsmile_cart.xml: Added some French releases to the list of undumped cartridges. [DisizDream]
- n64.xml: Added a lot more PCB documentation, and replaced bad dumps with re-dumps. [FakeShemp]
- esq5505.cpp: Added PCB layout for SQ-2. [Guru]
- stadhero.cpp: Added PCB layout. [Guru]
- psikyo.cpp: Measured some frequencies for s1945, including horizontal and vertical video sync. [Guru]
- konendev.cpp: Mapped additional inputs, expanded documentation, and cleaned up code. [Heihachi_73]
- bloodbro_ms.cpp: Dumped some of the PROMs and PLDs for bloodbrom. [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
- gameboy.xml, nes.xml, snes.xml: Corrected some metadata and added some parent/clone relationships. [quasiscroto]
- fmtowns_cd.xml: Re-tested software, and updated metadata and notes. [r09]
- fmtowns_cd.xml: Switched to dumps with proper track indexes and offset correction. [redump.org, r09]
- 3x3eyes, 4dboxing, branmark, chasehq, fsc4, fsc5, libido7, lifendth, loom, marble, mcosmo, msdet2, mspectre, nadia, nova, raiden, rance4, srmp23, srmp4, ssf2, tnzs, vaindrem, vaindrm2, yojusenk, yumimimx.
- ssv.cpp: Identified ROM boards for Monster Slider, Super Real Mahjong P7 and Gourmet Battle Quiz Ryorioh CooKing. [twistedsymphony]
submitted by cuavas to emulation [link] [comments]
MAME 0.219
MAME 0.219 arrives today, just in time for the end of February! This month we’ve got another piece of Nintendo Game & Watch history – Pinball – as well as a quite a few TV games, including Dream Life Superstar, Designer’s World, Jenna Jameson’s Strip Poker, and Champiyon Pinball. The previously-added Care Bears and Piglet’s Special Day TV games are now working, as well as the big-endian version of the MIPS Magnum R4000. As always, the TV games vary enormously in quality, from enjoyable titles, to low-effort games based on licensed intellectual properties, to horrible bootlegs using blatantly copied assets. If music/rhythm misery is your thing, there’s even a particularly bad dance mat game in there.
On the arcade side, there are fixes for a minor but long-standing graphical issue in Capcom’s genre-defining 1942, and also a fairly significant graphical regression in Seibu Kaihatsu’s Raiden Fighters. Speaking of Seibu Kaihatsu, our very own Angelo Salese significantly improved the experience in Good E-Jan, and speaking of graphics fixes, cam900 fixed some corner cases in Data East’s innovative, but little-known, shoot-’em-up Boogie Wings. Software list additions include the Commodore 64 INPUT 64 collection (courtesy of FakeShemp) and the Spanish ZX Spectrum Load’N’Run collection (added by ICEknight). New preliminary CPU cores and disassemblers include IBM ROMP, the NEC 78K family, Samsung KS0164 and SSD Corp’s Xavix 2.
As always, you can get the source and 64-bit Windows binary packages from
the download page.
MAME Testers Bugs Fixed
- 06790: [Graphics] (surpratk.cpp) suratk: Missing star field rotation effect in final level. (MetalliC)
- 07079: [Gameplay] (suna8.cpp) sparkman, sparkmana: Player 2 button inputs are not read correctly. (dink)
- 07428: [Media Support] (vsmileb.cpp) vsmileb: Unable to load media. (Ivan Vangelista)
- 07557: [DIP/Input] (karnov.cpp) wndrplnt: Coin inputs no longer work. (MetalliC)
- 07562: [Graphics] (seibuspi.cpp) rdft: Line scroll effects have regressed. (MetalliC)
New working machines
- Advance Bright Ltd / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. Decathlon [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- Bandai / SSD Company LTD Mahou Taiketsu Magiranger - Magimat de Dance & Battle (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood, ShouTime]
- Conny / VideoJet Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Pocket Dream Console (France) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Consumenta Computer / Loproc Conchess (standard) [hap, Berger]
- Game & Watch: Pinball [algestam, Ryan Holtz]
- Hasbro / Tiger Electronics Dream Life Superstar (Version 0.3, Mar 16 2007) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Hasbro / Tiger Electronics Mission: Paintball Powered Up [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Hasbro / Tiger Electronics Star Wars - The Clone Wars [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Hasbro Designer's World (Version 1.0, Dec 20 2005) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto 1X [Berger, blitzchess.fr]
- HP 86B [F.Ulivi]
- Merry Circus (Version 1.0.2) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- MGT 20-in-1 TV-Spielekonsole (Germany) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Mortal Kombat (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle]
- Performance Designed Products / Disney / Jungle Soft Disney Game It! Classic Pals [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Plug & Play Game Controller with 200 Games (Supreme 200) [TeamEurope]
- Retro Dance Mat (110 song Super StepMania + 9-in-1 games) (PAL) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Senario / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. My Sports Challenge (5-in-1 version) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Senario / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. My Sports Challenge (6-in-1 version, QVC license) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Senario / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. My Sports Challenge Plus / Wireless Sports Plus [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Senario Guitar Super Star (Fender Stratocaster style) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Shiggles Inc. Club Jenna Presents: Jenna Jameson's Strip Poker [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Sports Trivia Professional Edition (Senario, Plug and Play) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- TaiKee Interactive TV Games 49-in-1 (PAL) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Tech2Go / WayForward Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant and Monster Mayhem [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Tomy / SSD Company LTD Champiyon Pinball (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, ShouTime, David Haywood]
New working clones
- Albert Computers, Inc. Albert [rfka01]
- ASEM S.p.A. AM100 [rfka01]
- Ataque Androide - Moon Cresta (FAR S.A. Spanish bootleg) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Battle Balls (Portugal) [Apocalypse]
- Blood Bros. (Korea) [Jorge Silva]
- Dharma Doujou (Germany) [Darksoft]
- Double Wings (Asia) [Asayuki, pacman70]
- The End (SegaSA / Sonic) [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
- El Estivador (Spanish bootleg of Port Man on Galaxian hardware) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Final Star Force (World?) [Jorge Silva]
- Galaktron (Petaco S.A.) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Galaxian (Spanish bootleg) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- GTAC Do-Do [R. Belmont, rfka01]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Academy (German, 04-10-88) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Academy (German, 06-03-89) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Berlin 68000 (v0.02) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Blitz- und Problemloesungs-Modul (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Genius 68030 (v4.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto II (set 2) [Berger]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 2, v4.00 2 EPROMs) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 3, v3.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 4) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 5) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM IV (v6.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM IV (v7.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM V (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Mega IV (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Milano (v1.01) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Modena (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Modena (set 3) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Monte Carlo (ver. MC2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Polgar 10 MHz (v10.1) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Portorose 32 Bit (v1.01) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Rebell 5,0 (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Super Mondial (ver. AB) [hap]
- The Lord of King (bootleg) [hammy, caius]
- Master Boy (1987, Z80 hardware, Ichi-Funtel) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Mr. Do! (Fabremar bootleg) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.60, DK PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.61, DK PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.61a, C1 PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.61a, DK PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Olivmandingo (Spanish bootleg of Mandinga on Galaxian hardware) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- P-47 Aces (ver 1.1) [Derick2K, rtw, trap15]
- Pang (bootleg, set 7) [jordigahan, Pikolo, ClawGrip]
- Puzzle & Action: Tant-R (Japan) (bootleg set 4) [jordigahan]
- Puzzli (revision A) [SpinalFeyd]
- Raiden II (easier, US, prototype? 11-16) [neSneSgB]
- Rampart (Joystick, smaller ROMs) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Ribbit! (Japan) [Apocalypse]
- Saitek / Tasc Kasparov RISC 2500 (v1.03) [hap]
- Seicross (set 2) [Zab, The Dumping Union]
- Sirio II (Calfesa S.L. Spanish Moon Cresta bootleg, set 2) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Space Pilot (set 2) [chaneman]
- Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (USA 920312) [Lions3]
- SWTPC swtpc S/09 OS9 [68bit]
- Tasc ChessSystem R30 (Gideon 2.1, prototype) [hap]
- Tasc ChessSystem R30 (The King 2.20) [hap]
- Tasc ChessSystem R30 (The King 2.23, unreleased) [hap]
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (US 4 Players, version N) [coolmod, The Dumping Union]
- Three Ds - Three Dealers Casino House (set 2) [Patrik Styrnell]
- Time Killers (v1.00) [Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
- Triumph-Adler Alphatronic P10 [rfka01]
- Triumph-Adler Alphatronic P50 [rfka01, Carl]
- Viper Phase 1 (New Version, Portugal) [Jorge Silva]
Machines promoted to working
- Care Bears TV Games (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) [Ryan Holtz]
- Gimix 6809 System [68bit]
- MIPS Magnum R4000 (be) [Patrick Mackinlay]
- Simba / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. TV Sports 10-in-1 / Decathlon Athletic Sport Games [David Haywood]
- Winnie the Pooh - Piglet's Special Day (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) [Ryan Holtz, Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
Clones promoted to working
- Witch Card (ICP-1) [Ivan Vangelista]
New machines marked as NOT_WORKING
- 3 Cards Poker 96 (V1.6) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Advance Bright Ltd Guitar Fever (2007.07.03 Ver 2.7) [TeamEurope, Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood]
- Advance Bright Ltd. Wikid Joystick [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Alcatel / Telefonica TeleTUP [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Alcatel / Telefonica TRMA VIA [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Ampex 230 plus Terminal (v4.0) [Bitsavers]
- Applied Microelectronics Institute/The Weather Channel WeatherSTAR 4000 [R. Belmont, Techknight]
- Atari Flashback Mini 7800 [Sean Riddle, GameHistory.org]
- AtGames / Sega Reactor MD (PAL) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Bandai Multi Game Player Gamepad [Sean Riddle, GameHistory.org]
- Basic Fun The Oregon Trail [anonymous]
- Big Buck Hunter Safari (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Cadaco Buzztime Home Trivia System [Sean Riddle]
- Casio ROM Pack Software List holder [David Haywood, ClawGrip]
- Cefa Toys Super Quique / Mega Duck (Spain) [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- City Patrolman [unknown]
- CompuData Tulip System I [rfka01, nIGHTFALL crew, Dirk Best]
- Digital Pocket Hand Held System Model: 8630 - 230-in-1 [Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood]
- dreamGEAR My Arcade Retro Arcade Machine - 300 Handheld Video Games (DGUN-2593) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Duck Commander (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Epoch / SSD Company LTD Excite Sports Tennis x Fitness (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, ShouTime]
- Formula 1 [PinMAME]
- Gegege no Kitaro Yokai Yokocho Matsuri De Batoru Ja (GYM1 Ver.A) [Porchy, SpinalFeyd]
- Ice Mania [PinMAME]
- Imaginarium / ItsMagical Karao Kids Songs 2 (Spain) [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- JAKKS Pacific Inc / Code Mystics TV Touch Games: Spider-Man in Villain Round-Up [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- JAKKS Pacific Inc / Code Mystics TV Touch Games: Star Wars Original Trilogy [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- JAKKS Pacific Inc DreamWorks Dragons Hero Portal [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Keroro Gunso Chikyu Shinryaku Shirei Dearimasu! (KRG1 Ver.A) [Porchy, SpinalFeyd]
- Konami Endeavour BIOS [R. Belmont]
- Lexibook Compact Cyber Arcade - Disney Princess [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Lexibook Retro TV Game Console - 300 Games [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- MGT Fitness Konsole (NC1470) [TeamEurope]
- Mini Arcade Machine (Red5) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Orb Retro Arcade Game Controller 153-in-1 [Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood]
- Rapid Fire 5 (Konami Endeavour, NSW) [Heihachi_73]
- Roland D-50 Linear Synthesizer (Ver. 2.xx) [DBWBP, depblue]
- Senario Guitar Star [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Star Wars Clone Trooper (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- STM Electronics Pied Piper Communicator 1 [Adrian Graham]
- Super Roller (v7.0) [hammy]
- Super Shanghai 2001 [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Symbol PDT 3100 (v1.10-00) [ArcadeHacker, ClawGrip]
- Tomy / SSD Company LTD Nihon Isshuu - Boku wa Plarail Untenshi (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood, ShouTime]
- Toy Story - Toys on the Move (JAKKS Pacific TV Motion Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Triumph-Adler alphatronic PC-16 [Carl, rfka01]
- VTech MobiGo [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- VTech MobiGo 2 (Germany) [TeamEurope]
- Waixing Megapad 31-in-1 [Sean Riddle, GameHistory.org]
- The Walking Dead: Battleground (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- The Walking Dead: Zombie Hunter (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle]
- WinFun / KidConnection SmarTV Adventures [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
New clones marked as NOT_WORKING
- 3 Cards Poker 96 (V1.0) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Cherry Angel (set 2) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Club Kart: European Session (2003, prototype, set 2) [coolmod, MetalliC]
- Ferrari F355 Challenge (private show version) [coolmod]
- Roland D-50 Linear Synthesizer (Ver. 1.xx) [DBWBP]
- Roland D-550 Linear Synthesizer [DBWBP]
- Sanyo MBC-16LT [rfka01]
- Sirio II (Calfesa S.L. Spanish Moon Cresta bootleg, set 1) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Time Crisis 4 (Japan, TSF1001-NA-A) [Guru]
- Victor V286C [rfka01]
New working software list additions
- altos8600: Altos Diagnostic Executive [Robbbert]
- apple2_flop_clcracked: Algebra Volume 6 (Version 1.0) (cleanly cracked), Alkemstone (cleanly cracked), Building Perspective (cleanly cracked), The Dragon's Eye (cleanly cracked), Fraktured Faebles (cleanly cracked), Generic Computer Games (cleanly cracked), Gruds in Space (cleanly cracked), Other-Venture #3: The Escape from Traam (cleanly cracked), Pick The Part (cleanly cracked), Ulysses and the Golden Fleece (Version 1.1) (cleanly cracked), World Atlas Action: Geography Facts (cleanly cracked) [4am, Firehawke]
- apple2_flop_orig: 221B Baker Street (Version 1.1), Adventure Programming Kit (Versoin 10.84), Alter Ego (female version), Alter Ego (male version), The Dallas Quest, The Dragon's Eye, Expedition Amazon, Garfield Trivia Game, Generic Computer Games, Legacy of the Ancients, Manhunter: New York (Version 1.0I), MasterType (Version 2.1), Micro Cookbook (Version 3.00), Miner 2049er II, Ming's Challenge, The Serpent's Star (Version 1.0), Spectrum: Programs and Patterns, Summer Games II, Time Zone (Version 1.1), The Tracer Sanction, Transylvania (1985 Version), Treasure Island, Tumble Bugs [4am, Firehawke]
- applix: Boot disk [Robbbert]
- aussiebyte: Boot disk [Robbbert]
- buzztime_cart: Series 1 - Everything Trivia, Series 1 - History Trivia, Series 1 - Sports Trivia, Series 1 - TV Trivia [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- c64_cass:
- The CF Power Pack Tape 6, The CF Power Pack Tape 9, Dan Dare - Pilot of the Future, Excaliba, Postman Pat 2, Saracen [FakeShemp]
- INPUT 64 1/85, INPUT 64 1/86, INPUT 64 1/87, INPUT 64 10/86, INPUT 64 11/85, INPUT 64 11/86, INPUT 64 12/85, INPUT 64 12/86, INPUT 64 2/85, INPUT 64 2/86, INPUT 64 2/87, INPUT 64 3/85, INPUT 64 3/86, INPUT 64 3/87, INPUT 64 4/85, INPUT 64 4/86, INPUT 64 4/87, INPUT 64 5/85, INPUT 64 5/86, INPUT 64 5/87, INPUT 64 6/85, INPUT 64 6/86, INPUT 64 6/87, INPUT 64 7/85, INPUT 64 7/86, INPUT 64 7/87, INPUT 64 8/85, INPUT 64 8/86, INPUT 64 8/87, INPUT 64 9/85, INPUT 64 9/86 [pagetable, FakeShemp]
- c64_flop_orig: INPUT 64 1/87, INPUT 64 1/88, INPUT 64 10/86, INPUT 64 10/87, INPUT 64 10/88, INPUT 64 11/86, INPUT 64 11/87, INPUT 64 11/88, INPUT 64 12/86, INPUT 64 12/87, INPUT 64 12/88, INPUT 64 2/87, INPUT 64 2/88, INPUT 64 3/87, INPUT 64 3/88, INPUT 64 4/87, INPUT 64 4/88, INPUT 64 5/87, INPUT 64 5/88, INPUT 64 6/87, INPUT 64 6/88, INPUT 64 7/87, INPUT 64 7/88, INPUT 64 8/87, INPUT 64 8/88, INPUT 64 9/87, INPUT 64 9/88 [pagetable, FakeShemp]
- fmtowns_cd: Cyber Sculpt V1.0 (HMC-140A), Mahjong Bishoujoden Ripple, Microcosm (HMD-215), Secre Volume I - Naoko Iijima [redump.org, r09]
- gamegear: Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (World, final prototype 19920925) [drx, FakeShemp]
- hp86_rom: Advanced programming 1 ROM, Advanced programming 2 ROM, Assembler ROM, Extended Mass Storage ROM, I/O ROM, Language ROM, Matrix 1 ROM, Matrix 2 ROM, MIKSAM ROM, Printeplotter ROM [F.Ulivi]
- ibm5150:
- Magic Pockets [ArcadeShadow]
- Domino 1.0 [FakeShemp]
- ibm5170:
- Cannon Fodder 2, Epic Pinball (shareware version - Mr. Disk release), Epic Pinball: Crash and Burn, Epic Pinball: Cyborgirl, Epic Pinball: Enigma [ArcadeShadow]
- Tågplusguiden - Vinter–Våren 1998 [FakeShemp]
- jakks_gamekey_nm: Pac-Man & Bosconian (01 APR 2005 A SKU G) [Sean Riddle, Ryan Holtz, David Haywood]
- jazz: Windows NT Workstation Version 3.5, Windows NT Workstation Version 3.51, Windows NT Workstation Version 4.0 Service Pack 1 [Patrick Mackinlay]
- lynx: Weltenschlächter [anonymous]
- megadriv: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (World, final prototype 19921102), Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (World, prototype 19931103) [drx, FakeShemp]
- nes: English Pyramid (Pirate) [Gaming Alexandria]
- odyssey2:
- Death Race (Euro) [anonymous]
- Death Race (USA) [SSJ, TeamEurope]
- sbrain: Boot disk [Robbbert]
- sdk85: Mastermind [AJR]
- spectrum_cass:
- Load'N'Run (Spain) (Especial) [Manu128k]
- Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 00), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 01), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 02), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 03), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 04), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 05), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 06), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 07), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 08), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 09), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 10), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 11), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 00), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 01), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 02), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 03), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 04), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 05), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 06), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 07), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 08) [SPA2, RetroLEL, Jander, ICEknight]
- uzebox: Final Blood, Frog Feast, Laser Puzzle, Laser Puzzle II, Melli's RetroLand, Reels of Fortune, Uzebox Tactics, Uzi Wars [uzebox.org]
Software list items promoted to working
- fmtowns_cd:
- King's Quest V - Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder, Kyuukyoku Tiger, Mixed-Up Mother Goose, Panzer Division - Kikou Shidan, Taito Chase H.Q. (Demo), The Case of the Cautious Condor [Barry Rodewald, Carl, r09]
- Life & Death [redump.org, Barry Rodewald, Carl, r09]
- pc98: Mahjong Gokuu Tenjiku, Mahjong Taikai [Angelo Salese]
New NOT_WORKING software list additions
- casio_rompack:
- How to Play your Casio ROM Keyboard (RO-251) [Sean Riddle, avlixa, ClawGrip]
- World Songs (RO-551) [Sean Riddle]
- fmtowns_cd: Doki Doki Vacation - Kirameku Kisetsu no Naka de, Para Para Paradise [redump.org, r09]
- ique: Dòngwù Sēnlín (version 8), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (manual, version 2), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (manual, version 4), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (trailer), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (version 3), iQue Club (version 1), iQue Club (version 2), iQue Club (version 3), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (manual, version 2), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (manual, version 6), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (trailer), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (version 4), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (version 5), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (manual, version 2), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (manual, version 4), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (trailer), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (version 4), Rèntiāntáng Míngxīng Dà Luàn Dǒu (manual, version 1), Rèntiāntáng Míngxīng Dà Luàn Dǒu (version 5), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (manual, version 2), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (manual, version 4), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (trailer, version 1), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (trailer, version 2), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (version 4), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (manual, version 2), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (manual, version 6), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (trailer, version 1), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (trailer, version 2), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (version 4), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (manual, version 2), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (manual, version 4), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (trailer), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (version 1), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (version 4) [FakeShemp]
- leapster: The Disney-Pixar Collection (USA), Letterpillar (v1.0, USA) [TeamEurope]
- mobigo_cart:
- Ben 10 - UltimateAlien - Mine der Gedanken (Germany) (80-250604), Cars 2 (Germany) (80-251904), Chuggington (Germany) (80-251804), Cars Toon - Hooks unglaubliche Geschichten (Germany) (80-251204), Disney Princess (Germany) (80-251104), Dora - Tag des Zwillings (Germany) (80-250804), Für immer Shrek (Germany) (80-250004), Kung Fu Panda 2 (Germany) (80-252004), Micky Maus - Wunderhaus (Germany) (80-250504), Mobigo Kiosk (Germany), Die Pinguine aus Madagascar - Operation Krone (Germany) (80-250304), Rapunzel - Neu Verföhnt (Germany) (80-251704), Team Umizoomi - Die große Umiauto Rettung (Germany) (80-252504), Toy Story 3 (Germany) (80-250104) [TeamEurope]
- Mickey Mouse, Tangled, Toy Story 3 [Sean Riddle]
- n64: Aidyn Chronicles - The First Mage (USA, prototype 20000210), Aidyn Chronicles - The First Mage (USA, prototype 20000509), Cruis'n World (Europe), Die Hard 64 (prototype 20000315, set 1), Die Hard 64 (prototype 20000315, set 2), Die Hard 64 (prototype 20000315, set 3), Dragon Sword (prototype), Duke Nukem - Zero Hour (USA, final prototype), ECW Hardcore Revolution (Germany), Frogger 2 (USA, prototype, "Milestone 4"), GT64 - Championship Edition (prototype 19980525), International Superstar Soccer 2000 (USA, rev 1), Madden NFL 99 (USA, prototype 19980805, "Beta 10 NTSC"), Madden NFL 99 (USA, rev 1), Mario Kart 64 (USA, set 2), Mission: Impossible (Spain, rev 1), Mortal Kombat Trilogy (prototype 19960513), NBA Hangtime (USA, set 2), Robotech: Crystal Dreams (USA, prototype, earlier), SpaceStation Silicon Valley (USA, rev 1), Top Gear Hyper-Bike (prototype), Top Gear Rally (Asia), Top Gear Rally 2 (prototype 19990831), Turok 3 - Shadow of Oblivion (Europe, prototype 20000606), Wipeout 64 (prototype) [FakeShemp]
- pi_storyreader_cart:
- Scooby Doo - Miniature Golf Mystery / Museum Mystery / Haunted Theater [Porchy]
- Barney: Barney Cares / Best Manners Show / Let's Work Together, Blue's Perfect Picnic Spot, Disney No Rumbly In Pooh's Tumbly, Disney Pooh Windy Day, Disney Princess: Jasmine / Mulan / Pocahontas, Disney Princess: The Little Mermaid / Snow White / Beauty and the Beast, Disney's Bambi / Lady and the Tramp / Peter Pan, Disney's Pinocchio / Disney/Pixar Toy Story 2 / The Jungle Book, Disney's The Lion King, Disney's The Little Mermaid, Disney/Pixar Cars / The Incredibles / Monsters Inc., Disney/Pixar Finding Nemo, Dora the Explorer: Dora's Garden Adventure / The Gingerbread Boy / Dora's Art Adventure, Dora's Garden Adventure, Noah's Ark, Petter Rabbit / Jemima Puddle-Duck / Tom Kitten, Scooby-Doo! Miniature Golf Mistery, Sesame Street: Elmo's Colorful Adventure / Grover Stays Up Very Very Late / Me Loves Cookies, Spongebob Squarepants Grand Price Winner!, Spongebob Squarepants Grand Price Winner! / Dora's Garden Adventure / Blue's Perfect Picnic Spot, Thomas & Friends: Cheer up Cranky! / The Big Race / Carnival Capers [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip] Cars (Germany), Das Dschungelbuch (Germany), Findet Nemo (Germany), Der König der Löwen (Germany), Peter Pan (Germany), Winnie Puuh - Ein stürmischer Tag (Germany), Winnie Puuh hat keinen Hunger (Germany) [TeamEurope]
- sdk85: AP-29 Serial I/O Routines [AJR]
- smarttv_cart: Amusement Park [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- telestory_cart:
- Dora the Explorer - En la feria ambulante / Dora va a la escuela (Spanish), Power Rangers Mystic Force - Code Busters / Whispering Voices (UK / USA?) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Cinderella - Cinderella / Beauties in Bloom (USA), Dora the Explorer - At the Carnival / Dora Goes to School (USA), The Lion King - The Lion King / The Lion King II - Simba's Pride (USA), SpongeBob SquarePants - Ice-Cream Dreams / Stop the Presses! (USA), Winnie the Pooh - Bounce Tigger Bounce / Pooh's Honey Tree (USA) [Sean Riddle, TeamEurope]
- Thomas & Friends - Thomas Visits the Toy Shop / Thomas' Milkshake Mix [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
Source Changes
- formats/wd177x_dsk.cpp: Allowed derived classes to override the format per track/head. [68bit]
- formats/flex_dsk.cpp: Simplified code, and added support for variants with single-density initial tracks. [68bit]
- formats/os9_dsk.cpp: Added support for variants with single-density initial track and base sector zero. [68bit]
- floptool: Added OS9 disk format. [68bit]
- bus/ss50: Added MFI, OS9 and UniFLEX formats to DC5 floppy drive controller. [68bit]
- gimix.cpp updates: [68bit]
- Connected interrupts, removed timed interrupt hack, and added two additional floppy drivers.
- Added disassembly override for OS9 system calls.
- Added OS9 Level 1 version 1.2 BIOS option.
- tti.cpp: Made the two firmware revisions BIOS options. [AJR]
- sdk85.cpp improvements: [AJR]
- Made second 8355 into a ROM expansion slot that can load custom 8755 programs.
- Added optional TTY interface.
- Added vectored interrupt and soft reset buttons.
- Improved accuracy of button labels and changed default key mappings.
- jaguar: Eliminated unsafe raw memory pointer use from blitter (fixes several exceptions, including tempst2k). [AJR]
- i8155.cpp: Made timer more efficient by not counting each cycle. [AJR]
- bus/a2bus: Added 8251-based RS-232 serial interface described in BYTE magazine. [AJR]
- Added disassemblers for NEC 78K/0, 78K/I, 78K/II and 78K/III microcontrollers. [AJR]
- naomi.cpp: Made “Gun Sense” board used by hotd2 a separate device. [AJR]
- wd_fdc.cpp updates: [AJR]
- Predicate command completion interrupt on busy flag having been set.
- Increased HLD idle timeout to fifteen revolutions for variants other than FD1771 and FD1781.
- i8279.cpp updates: [AJR]
- Removed timing hack, ensuring SL3 is output (required by Pied Piper Communicator 1).
- Corrected keyboard scan rate and logging thereof.
- goodejan.cpp updates: [Angelo Salese]
- Corrected OKI M6295 pin 7 level to high (fixes voice pitches).
- Added difficulty DIP switches
- Converted to raw screen timing parameters.
- toki.cpp: Converted screen refresh rate to raw timing parameters. [Angelo Salese]
- ddenlovr.cpp: Added coin counters and corrected metadata for all games. [Angelo Salese]
- subsino2.cpp: Fixed missing ron button. [Angelo Salese]
- Synchronized with upstream GENie (addresses GitHub #6248). [Belegdol]
- armedf.cpp updates: [cam900]
- Converted to use single-pass priority drawing for sprites.
- Fixed I/O writes for systems without NB1414M4.
- Cleaned up code, memory maps, ROM loading and graphics decoding, and expanded comments.
- twin16.cpp: Restrict sprite drawing to clipping rectangle. [cam900]
- sound/vrc6.cpp, sound/ym2413.cpp: Changed descriptions to match chip markings/part numbers. [cam900]
- sound/msm5205.cpp updates: [cam900]
- Added support for MSM5205 10-bit DAC.
- Derive timing and sample rate from input clock
- Updated notes.
- video/stvvdp1.cpp: Fixed Gouraud shading flag test. [cam900]
- vgmplay.cpp: Fixed YMF262 register mapping and YMF278B volume. [cam900]
- sound/ymf262.cpp: Added support for variants with different clock dividers. [cam900]
- sound/ymf278b.cpp: Fixed FM output rate and clock divider, fixed mixing behavior, and expanded notes. [cam900]
- sound/ymf271.cpp: Corrected envelope release time. [cam900]
- bus/isa/gus.cpp: Calculate GF1 sample rate from input clock. [cam900]
- ics2115.cpp: Calculate sample rate from input clock. [cam900]
- video/deco16ic.cpp: Fixed of-by-one clipping in tilemap drawing. [cam900]
- boogwing.cpp: Improved blending, priority drawing and palette effects. [cam900]
- video/deco_ace.cpp: Use fixed-point palette fade calculation. [cam900]
- gstream.cpp: Implemented per-frame sprite limit. [cam900]
- cpu/z80: Added skeleton LZ8420M device (Z80 with internal RAM and additional I/O). [cam900]
- psikyo.cpp: Derived gunbird clocks from crystal values. [cam900]
- Netlist library updates: [Couriersud]
- Fixed issue separating nets into independent groups for four-terminal devices without external feedback loops.
- Added current-controlled voltage source (CCVS).
- Improved SPICE format conversion – official TI µA741 model can now be converted without errors.
- Added support for evaluating expressions in parameters when netlist is created.
- Added support for potentiometers to SPICE format conversion.
- sound/mm5837.cpp: Measured frequency versus supply voltage. [Couriersud]
- cpu/ks0164: Added preliminary Samsung KS0164 disassembler. [David Carne, O. Galibert]
- machine/spg2xx_video.cpp: Removed row scroll offset hack. [David Haywood]
- Problematic cases where different games in multi-game systems required different values are fixed.
- nes_vt.cpp: Untangled from NES state class and NES controller bus. [David Haywood]
- cpu/spc700: Fixed TCLR1 and TSET1 operations, and removed page-crossing penalty on Y-relative accesses. [David Viens]
- mjsister.cpp, xyonics.cpp: Hooked up 6845 CRT controllers and added raw screen timing parameters. [Dirk Best]
- machine/mc6844.cpp: Added preliminary MC6855 DMA controller device, based on implementations in drivers. [Edström]
- machine/mc6854.cpp: Added support for external clocks and DMA mode. [Edström]
- Added Alfaskop 4110 keyboard emulation. [Edström]
- cpu/jaguar: Fixed disassembly of movei instruction (GitHub #6314). [ElectronAsh]
- Changed alternate versions of ChessSystem R30, Kasparov RISC and various Mephisto chess computers from BIOS options to clones. [hap]
- machine/spg2xx_audio.cpp: Added preliminary ADPCM36 decoding – significantly improves pballpup. [Lord Nightmare, Ryan Holtz]
- roland_d50.cpp: Added additional ROM versions to d50, d50a and d550 as BIOS options. [Lord Nightmare, anonymous, Erik Gavriluk]
- Also added chip labels and locations, PCB notes, and version strings.
- video/k052109.cpp Fixed and cleaned up tilemap scroll effects (fixes fuusenpn and MT06790). [MetalliC]
- bus/ti99: Added VRAM size option to Enhanced Video Processor card. [Michael Zapf]
- machine/sunplus_gcm394.cpp: Re-worked some of the DMA and NAND Flash handling so that jak_tsm loads more code. [N. Gilbert]
- cpu/xavix2: Added preliminary Xavix 2 CPU emulation and disassembler. [O. Galibert, N. Gilbert]
- cpu/romp: Added preliminary IBM Research/Office Products Division Microprocessor (ROMP) device. [Patrick Mackinlay]
- konendev.cpp: Hooked up H8/3007 “IFU” CPU. [R. Belmont]
- Added a tip on how to enter the debugger to the online documentation. [R. Belmont]
- cpu/m68000: Allow RTE instruction to unwind 68010 bus error (type 1000) stack frames. [R. Belmont]
- bus/nubus: Fixed macse30 Sigma Designs L-View SE/30 PDS card. [R. Belmont]
- apple2.cpp, apple2e.cpp, apple2gs.cpp: Exposed CFFF accesses to slot cards. [R. Belmont]
- bus/a2bus: Added support for Applesurance floppy drive controller card. [R. Belmont, DiskBlitz]
- video/apple2.cpp: Improved monochrome-mode drawing in lores, hires and double lores modes. [R. Belmont]
- Gives correct NTSC color with -video bgfx, effect hlsl, NTSC on, NTSC A and B to 0, scanline length to 39.1 µS.
- uzebox.cpp: Use filename extension to detect UZE format, as some early games lack the identification string. [Robbbert]
- iris3130.cpp: Modernized logging, added preliminary MMU support, and added ROM board support. [Ryan Holtz]
- machine/6840ptm.cpp: Made logging more configurable. [Ryan Holtz, Phil Bennett]
- machine/i8214.cpp: Improved interrupt level check, and added setters for combined B/SGS and R inputs. [Ryan Holtz, Phil Bennett]
- audio/cmi01a.cpp: Derived PTM clocks from /CAS clock – fixes TIM tests in CMITST diagnostics. [Ryan Holtz]
- cmi.cpp updates: [Ryan Holtz]
- Improved interrupt handling – nearly all CMIINT tests pass now.
- Hooked up peripherals and MIDI ports on the SMPTE/MIDI board.
- Mapped handlers for the TVT second display board.
- Adjusted video board PTM clocks to be based on /CAS clock – fixes TIM tests in LGTST diagnostics.
- Adjusted master card PTM clock to be based on /CAS clock – fixes TIM tests in MAST diagnostics.
- Hooked up AIC interrupt – all interrupt tests now pass.
- machine/spg2xx_audio.cpp updates: [Ryan Holtz]
- Fixed off-by-one error on Beat Count timer – fixes timing in icanpian, and in shredmjr to some extent.
- Hooked up channel FIQ.
- Hooked up software wave-in channel (used by jak_care for voices).
- cpu/unsp: Implemented MULS and FIR_MOV operations. [Ryan Holtz, N. Gilbert, smf]
- audio/elan_eu3a05.cpp: Added OKI ADPCM decoding. [Ryan Holtz]
- 1942.cpp: Fixed sprite priorities, implemented sprite line buffering, fixed logo on title screen, and improved interrupt timing. [Ryan Holtz, David Haywood, smf, O. Galibert]
- machine/spg2xx_io.cpp: Added watchdog timer support and rudimentary SPI support. [Ryan Holtz]
- machine/i2cmem.cpp: Added 24C04 device. [Ryan Holtz]
- Split spg2xx_jakks.cpp into separate files for plain, game-key and touch variants. [Ryan Holtz]
- spg2xx_jakks.cpp Hooked up jak_batm I²C EEPROM – enables saving. [Ryan Holtz]
- atarittl.cpp: Fixed various errors in stuntcyc netlist. [Ryan Holtz]
- machine/315-6154.cpp: Converted to real PCI host device, and updated NAOMI DIMM board accordingly. [Samuele Zannoli]
- superga2.cpp: Fixed player 2 inputs for kuzmich. [xotmatrix]
- atarigx2.cpp: Corrected program ROM labels for motofren. [Brian Troha]
- tsamurai.cpp: Corrected ROM labels for the Ring Fighter sets and added PCB locations to them. [Brian Troha]
- snk.cpp: Corrected ROM labels for fitegolfu. [Brian Troha]
- midzeus.cpp: Decapped PIC microcontroller for thegrid. [Caps0ff]
- sdk80.cpp: Replaced monitor program with corrected version (GitHub #6324). [Colin Douglas Howell, Robbbert]
- isbc8010.cpp: Corrected an OCR issue in monitor ROM that prevented M command from working. [Colin Douglas Howell, Robbbert]
- naomi.cpp: Dumped Sega Atomiswave BIOS. [CoolFox, MetalliC]
- model3.cpp: Re-dumped ecap ROMs. [coolmod, MetalliC]
- vsmile_cart.xml: Added some French releases to the list of undumped cartridges. [DisizDream]
- n64.xml: Added a lot more PCB documentation, and replaced bad dumps with re-dumps. [FakeShemp]
- esq5505.cpp: Added PCB layout for SQ-2. [Guru]
- stadhero.cpp: Added PCB layout. [Guru]
- psikyo.cpp: Measured some frequencies for s1945, including horizontal and vertical video sync. [Guru]
- konendev.cpp: Mapped additional inputs, expanded documentation, and cleaned up code. [Heihachi_73]
- bloodbro_ms.cpp: Dumped some of the PROMs and PLDs for bloodbrom. [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
- gameboy.xml, nes.xml, snes.xml: Corrected some metadata and added some parent/clone relationships. [quasiscroto]
- fmtowns_cd.xml: Re-tested software, and updated metadata and notes. [r09]
- fmtowns_cd.xml: Switched to dumps with proper track indexes and offset correction. [redump.org, r09]
- 3x3eyes, 4dboxing, branmark, chasehq, fsc4, fsc5, libido7, lifendth, loom, marble, mcosmo, msdet2, mspectre, nadia, nova, raiden, rance4, srmp23, srmp4, ssf2, tnzs, vaindrem, vaindrm2, yojusenk, yumimimx.
- ssv.cpp: Identified ROM boards for Monster Slider, Super Real Mahjong P7 and Gourmet Battle Quiz Ryorioh CooKing. [twistedsymphony]
submitted by cuavas to MAME [link] [comments]
MAME 0.219
MAME 0.219 arrives today, just in time for the end of February! This month we’ve got another piece of Nintendo Game & Watch history – Pinball – as well as a quite a few TV games, including Dream Life Superstar, Designer’s World, Jenna Jameson’s Strip Poker, and Champiyon Pinball. The previously-added Care Bears and Piglet’s Special Day TV games are now working, as well as the big-endian version of the MIPS Magnum R4000. As always, the TV games vary enormously in quality, from enjoyable titles, to low-effort games based on licensed intellectual properties, to horrible bootlegs using blatantly copied assets. If music/rhythm misery is your thing, there’s even a particularly bad dance mat game in there.
On the arcade side, there are fixes for a minor but long-standing graphical issue in Capcom’s genre-defining 1942, and also a fairly significant graphical regression in Seibu Kaihatsu’s Raiden Fighters. Speaking of Seibu Kaihatsu, our very own Angelo Salese significantly improved the experience in Good E-Jan, and speaking of graphics fixes, cam900 fixed some corner cases in Data East’s innovative, but little-known, shoot-’em-up Boogie Wings. Software list additions include the Commodore 64 INPUT 64 collection (courtesy of FakeShemp) and the Spanish ZX Spectrum Load’N’Run collection (added by ICEknight). New preliminary CPU cores and disassemblers include IBM ROMP, the NEC 78K family, Samsung KS0164 and SSD Corp’s Xavix 2.
As always, you can get the source and 64-bit Windows binary packages from
the download page.
MAME Testers Bugs Fixed
- 06790: [Graphics] (surpratk.cpp) suratk: Missing star field rotation effect in final level. (MetalliC)
- 07079: [Gameplay] (suna8.cpp) sparkman, sparkmana: Player 2 button inputs are not read correctly. (dink)
- 07428: [Media Support] (vsmileb.cpp) vsmileb: Unable to load media. (Ivan Vangelista)
- 07557: [DIP/Input] (karnov.cpp) wndrplnt: Coin inputs no longer work. (MetalliC)
- 07562: [Graphics] (seibuspi.cpp) rdft: Line scroll effects have regressed. (MetalliC)
New working machines
- Advance Bright Ltd / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. Decathlon [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- Bandai / SSD Company LTD Mahou Taiketsu Magiranger - Magimat de Dance & Battle (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood, ShouTime]
- Conny / VideoJet Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Pocket Dream Console (France) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Consumenta Computer / Loproc Conchess (standard) [hap, Berger]
- Game & Watch: Pinball [algestam, Ryan Holtz]
- Hasbro / Tiger Electronics Dream Life Superstar (Version 0.3, Mar 16 2007) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Hasbro / Tiger Electronics Mission: Paintball Powered Up [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Hasbro / Tiger Electronics Star Wars - The Clone Wars [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Hasbro Designer's World (Version 1.0, Dec 20 2005) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto 1X [Berger, blitzchess.fr]
- HP 86B [F.Ulivi]
- Merry Circus (Version 1.0.2) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- MGT 20-in-1 TV-Spielekonsole (Germany) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Mortal Kombat (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle]
- Performance Designed Products / Disney / Jungle Soft Disney Game It! Classic Pals [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Plug & Play Game Controller with 200 Games (Supreme 200) [TeamEurope]
- Retro Dance Mat (110 song Super StepMania + 9-in-1 games) (PAL) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Senario / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. My Sports Challenge (5-in-1 version) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Senario / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. My Sports Challenge (6-in-1 version, QVC license) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Senario / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. My Sports Challenge Plus / Wireless Sports Plus [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Senario Guitar Super Star (Fender Stratocaster style) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Shiggles Inc. Club Jenna Presents: Jenna Jameson's Strip Poker [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Sports Trivia Professional Edition (Senario, Plug and Play) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- TaiKee Interactive TV Games 49-in-1 (PAL) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Tech2Go / WayForward Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant and Monster Mayhem [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Tomy / SSD Company LTD Champiyon Pinball (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, ShouTime, David Haywood]
New working clones
- Albert Computers, Inc. Albert [rfka01]
- ASEM S.p.A. AM100 [rfka01]
- Ataque Androide - Moon Cresta (FAR S.A. Spanish bootleg) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Battle Balls (Portugal) [Apocalypse]
- Blood Bros. (Korea) [Jorge Silva]
- Dharma Doujou (Germany) [Darksoft]
- Double Wings (Asia) [Asayuki, pacman70]
- The End (SegaSA / Sonic) [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
- El Estivador (Spanish bootleg of Port Man on Galaxian hardware) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Final Star Force (World?) [Jorge Silva]
- Galaktron (Petaco S.A.) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Galaxian (Spanish bootleg) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- GTAC Do-Do [R. Belmont, rfka01]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Academy (German, 04-10-88) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Academy (German, 06-03-89) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Berlin 68000 (v0.02) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Blitz- und Problemloesungs-Modul (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Genius 68030 (v4.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto II (set 2) [Berger]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 2, v4.00 2 EPROMs) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 3, v3.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 4) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM II (set 5) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM IV (v6.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM IV (v7.00) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto MM V (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Mega IV (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Milano (v1.01) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Modena (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Modena (set 3) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Monte Carlo (ver. MC2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Polgar 10 MHz (v10.1) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Portorose 32 Bit (v1.01) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Rebell 5,0 (set 2) [hap]
- Hegener + Glaser Mephisto Super Mondial (ver. AB) [hap]
- The Lord of King (bootleg) [hammy, caius]
- Master Boy (1987, Z80 hardware, Ichi-Funtel) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Mr. Do! (Fabremar bootleg) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.60, DK PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.61, DK PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.61a, C1 PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- New Fruit Bonus '96 Special Edition (v3.61a, DK PCB) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Olivmandingo (Spanish bootleg of Mandinga on Galaxian hardware) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- P-47 Aces (ver 1.1) [Derick2K, rtw, trap15]
- Pang (bootleg, set 7) [jordigahan, Pikolo, ClawGrip]
- Puzzle & Action: Tant-R (Japan) (bootleg set 4) [jordigahan]
- Puzzli (revision A) [SpinalFeyd]
- Raiden II (easier, US, prototype? 11-16) [neSneSgB]
- Rampart (Joystick, smaller ROMs) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Ribbit! (Japan) [Apocalypse]
- Saitek / Tasc Kasparov RISC 2500 (v1.03) [hap]
- Seicross (set 2) [Zab, The Dumping Union]
- Sirio II (Calfesa S.L. Spanish Moon Cresta bootleg, set 2) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Space Pilot (set 2) [chaneman]
- Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (USA 920312) [Lions3]
- SWTPC swtpc S/09 OS9 [68bit]
- Tasc ChessSystem R30 (Gideon 2.1, prototype) [hap]
- Tasc ChessSystem R30 (The King 2.20) [hap]
- Tasc ChessSystem R30 (The King 2.23, unreleased) [hap]
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (US 4 Players, version N) [coolmod, The Dumping Union]
- Three Ds - Three Dealers Casino House (set 2) [Patrik Styrnell]
- Time Killers (v1.00) [Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
- Triumph-Adler Alphatronic P10 [rfka01]
- Triumph-Adler Alphatronic P50 [rfka01, Carl]
- Viper Phase 1 (New Version, Portugal) [Jorge Silva]
Machines promoted to working
- Care Bears TV Games (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) [Ryan Holtz]
- Gimix 6809 System [68bit]
- MIPS Magnum R4000 (be) [Patrick Mackinlay]
- Simba / V-Tac Technology Co Ltd. TV Sports 10-in-1 / Decathlon Athletic Sport Games [David Haywood]
- Winnie the Pooh - Piglet's Special Day (JAKKS Pacific TV Game, Game-Key Ready) [Ryan Holtz, Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
Clones promoted to working
- Witch Card (ICP-1) [Ivan Vangelista]
New machines marked as NOT_WORKING
- 3 Cards Poker 96 (V1.6) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Advance Bright Ltd Guitar Fever (2007.07.03 Ver 2.7) [TeamEurope, Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood]
- Advance Bright Ltd. Wikid Joystick [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Alcatel / Telefonica TeleTUP [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Alcatel / Telefonica TRMA VIA [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Ampex 230 plus Terminal (v4.0) [Bitsavers]
- Applied Microelectronics Institute/The Weather Channel WeatherSTAR 4000 [R. Belmont, Techknight]
- Atari Flashback Mini 7800 [Sean Riddle, GameHistory.org]
- AtGames / Sega Reactor MD (PAL) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Bandai Multi Game Player Gamepad [Sean Riddle, GameHistory.org]
- Basic Fun The Oregon Trail [anonymous]
- Big Buck Hunter Safari (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Cadaco Buzztime Home Trivia System [Sean Riddle]
- Casio ROM Pack Software List holder [David Haywood, ClawGrip]
- Cefa Toys Super Quique / Mega Duck (Spain) [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- City Patrolman [unknown]
- CompuData Tulip System I [rfka01, nIGHTFALL crew, Dirk Best]
- Digital Pocket Hand Held System Model: 8630 - 230-in-1 [Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood]
- dreamGEAR My Arcade Retro Arcade Machine - 300 Handheld Video Games (DGUN-2593) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Duck Commander (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Epoch / SSD Company LTD Excite Sports Tennis x Fitness (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, ShouTime]
- Formula 1 [PinMAME]
- Gegege no Kitaro Yokai Yokocho Matsuri De Batoru Ja (GYM1 Ver.A) [Porchy, SpinalFeyd]
- Ice Mania [PinMAME]
- Imaginarium / ItsMagical Karao Kids Songs 2 (Spain) [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- JAKKS Pacific Inc / Code Mystics TV Touch Games: Spider-Man in Villain Round-Up [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- JAKKS Pacific Inc / Code Mystics TV Touch Games: Star Wars Original Trilogy [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- JAKKS Pacific Inc DreamWorks Dragons Hero Portal [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Keroro Gunso Chikyu Shinryaku Shirei Dearimasu! (KRG1 Ver.A) [Porchy, SpinalFeyd]
- Konami Endeavour BIOS [R. Belmont]
- Lexibook Compact Cyber Arcade - Disney Princess [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Lexibook Retro TV Game Console - 300 Games [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- MGT Fitness Konsole (NC1470) [TeamEurope]
- Mini Arcade Machine (Red5) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Orb Retro Arcade Game Controller 153-in-1 [Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood]
- Rapid Fire 5 (Konami Endeavour, NSW) [Heihachi_73]
- Roland D-50 Linear Synthesizer (Ver. 2.xx) [DBWBP, depblue]
- Senario Guitar Star [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Ryan Holtz]
- Star Wars Clone Trooper (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- STM Electronics Pied Piper Communicator 1 [Adrian Graham]
- Super Roller (v7.0) [hammy]
- Super Shanghai 2001 [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Symbol PDT 3100 (v1.10-00) [ArcadeHacker, ClawGrip]
- Tomy / SSD Company LTD Nihon Isshuu - Boku wa Plarail Untenshi (Japan) [Sean Riddle, Peter Wilhelmsen, David Haywood, ShouTime]
- Toy Story - Toys on the Move (JAKKS Pacific TV Motion Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- Triumph-Adler alphatronic PC-16 [Carl, rfka01]
- VTech MobiGo [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
- VTech MobiGo 2 (Germany) [TeamEurope]
- Waixing Megapad 31-in-1 [Sean Riddle, GameHistory.org]
- The Walking Dead: Battleground (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- The Walking Dead: Zombie Hunter (JAKKS Pacific TV Game) [Sean Riddle]
- WinFun / KidConnection SmarTV Adventures [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
New clones marked as NOT_WORKING
- 3 Cards Poker 96 (V1.0) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Cherry Angel (set 2) [Ioannis Bampoulas]
- Club Kart: European Session (2003, prototype, set 2) [coolmod, MetalliC]
- Ferrari F355 Challenge (private show version) [coolmod]
- Roland D-50 Linear Synthesizer (Ver. 1.xx) [DBWBP]
- Roland D-550 Linear Synthesizer [DBWBP]
- Sanyo MBC-16LT [rfka01]
- Sirio II (Calfesa S.L. Spanish Moon Cresta bootleg, set 1) [Juan Romero, ClawGrip]
- Time Crisis 4 (Japan, TSF1001-NA-A) [Guru]
- Victor V286C [rfka01]
New working software list additions
- altos8600: Altos Diagnostic Executive [Robbbert]
- apple2_flop_clcracked: Algebra Volume 6 (Version 1.0) (cleanly cracked), Alkemstone (cleanly cracked), Building Perspective (cleanly cracked), The Dragon's Eye (cleanly cracked), Fraktured Faebles (cleanly cracked), Generic Computer Games (cleanly cracked), Gruds in Space (cleanly cracked), Other-Venture #3: The Escape from Traam (cleanly cracked), Pick The Part (cleanly cracked), Ulysses and the Golden Fleece (Version 1.1) (cleanly cracked), World Atlas Action: Geography Facts (cleanly cracked) [4am, Firehawke]
- apple2_flop_orig: 221B Baker Street (Version 1.1), Adventure Programming Kit (Versoin 10.84), Alter Ego (female version), Alter Ego (male version), The Dallas Quest, The Dragon's Eye, Expedition Amazon, Garfield Trivia Game, Generic Computer Games, Legacy of the Ancients, Manhunter: New York (Version 1.0I), MasterType (Version 2.1), Micro Cookbook (Version 3.00), Miner 2049er II, Ming's Challenge, The Serpent's Star (Version 1.0), Spectrum: Programs and Patterns, Summer Games II, Time Zone (Version 1.1), The Tracer Sanction, Transylvania (1985 Version), Treasure Island, Tumble Bugs [4am, Firehawke]
- applix: Boot disk [Robbbert]
- aussiebyte: Boot disk [Robbbert]
- buzztime_cart: Series 1 - Everything Trivia, Series 1 - History Trivia, Series 1 - Sports Trivia, Series 1 - TV Trivia [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- c64_cass:
- The CF Power Pack Tape 6, The CF Power Pack Tape 9, Dan Dare - Pilot of the Future, Excaliba, Postman Pat 2, Saracen [FakeShemp]
- INPUT 64 1/85, INPUT 64 1/86, INPUT 64 1/87, INPUT 64 10/86, INPUT 64 11/85, INPUT 64 11/86, INPUT 64 12/85, INPUT 64 12/86, INPUT 64 2/85, INPUT 64 2/86, INPUT 64 2/87, INPUT 64 3/85, INPUT 64 3/86, INPUT 64 3/87, INPUT 64 4/85, INPUT 64 4/86, INPUT 64 4/87, INPUT 64 5/85, INPUT 64 5/86, INPUT 64 5/87, INPUT 64 6/85, INPUT 64 6/86, INPUT 64 6/87, INPUT 64 7/85, INPUT 64 7/86, INPUT 64 7/87, INPUT 64 8/85, INPUT 64 8/86, INPUT 64 8/87, INPUT 64 9/85, INPUT 64 9/86 [pagetable, FakeShemp]
- c64_flop_orig: INPUT 64 1/87, INPUT 64 1/88, INPUT 64 10/86, INPUT 64 10/87, INPUT 64 10/88, INPUT 64 11/86, INPUT 64 11/87, INPUT 64 11/88, INPUT 64 12/86, INPUT 64 12/87, INPUT 64 12/88, INPUT 64 2/87, INPUT 64 2/88, INPUT 64 3/87, INPUT 64 3/88, INPUT 64 4/87, INPUT 64 4/88, INPUT 64 5/87, INPUT 64 5/88, INPUT 64 6/87, INPUT 64 6/88, INPUT 64 7/87, INPUT 64 7/88, INPUT 64 8/87, INPUT 64 8/88, INPUT 64 9/87, INPUT 64 9/88 [pagetable, FakeShemp]
- fmtowns_cd: Cyber Sculpt V1.0 (HMC-140A), Mahjong Bishoujoden Ripple, Microcosm (HMD-215), Secre Volume I - Naoko Iijima [redump.org, r09]
- gamegear: Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (World, final prototype 19920925) [drx, FakeShemp]
- hp86_rom: Advanced programming 1 ROM, Advanced programming 2 ROM, Assembler ROM, Extended Mass Storage ROM, I/O ROM, Language ROM, Matrix 1 ROM, Matrix 2 ROM, MIKSAM ROM, Printeplotter ROM [F.Ulivi]
- ibm5150:
- Magic Pockets [ArcadeShadow]
- Domino 1.0 [FakeShemp]
- ibm5170:
- Cannon Fodder 2, Epic Pinball (shareware version - Mr. Disk release), Epic Pinball: Crash and Burn, Epic Pinball: Cyborgirl, Epic Pinball: Enigma [ArcadeShadow]
- Tågplusguiden - Vinter–Våren 1998 [FakeShemp]
- jakks_gamekey_nm: Pac-Man & Bosconian (01 APR 2005 A SKU G) [Sean Riddle, Ryan Holtz, David Haywood]
- jazz: Windows NT Workstation Version 3.5, Windows NT Workstation Version 3.51, Windows NT Workstation Version 4.0 Service Pack 1 [Patrick Mackinlay]
- lynx: Weltenschlächter [anonymous]
- megadriv: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (World, final prototype 19921102), Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (World, prototype 19931103) [drx, FakeShemp]
- nes: English Pyramid (Pirate) [Gaming Alexandria]
- odyssey2:
- Death Race (Euro) [anonymous]
- Death Race (USA) [SSJ, TeamEurope]
- sbrain: Boot disk [Robbbert]
- sdk85: Mastermind [AJR]
- spectrum_cass:
- Load'N'Run (Spain) (Especial) [Manu128k]
- Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 00), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 01), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 02), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 03), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 04), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 05), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 06), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 07), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 08), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 09), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 10), Load'N'Run (Spain) (Issue 11), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 00), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 01), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 02), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 03), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 04), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 05), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 06), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 07), Load'N'Run 2ª época (Spain) (Issue 08) [SPA2, RetroLEL, Jander, ICEknight]
- uzebox: Final Blood, Frog Feast, Laser Puzzle, Laser Puzzle II, Melli's RetroLand, Reels of Fortune, Uzebox Tactics, Uzi Wars [uzebox.org]
Software list items promoted to working
- fmtowns_cd:
- King's Quest V - Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder, Kyuukyoku Tiger, Mixed-Up Mother Goose, Panzer Division - Kikou Shidan, Taito Chase H.Q. (Demo), The Case of the Cautious Condor [Barry Rodewald, Carl, r09]
- Life & Death [redump.org, Barry Rodewald, Carl, r09]
- pc98: Mahjong Gokuu Tenjiku, Mahjong Taikai [Angelo Salese]
New NOT_WORKING software list additions
- casio_rompack:
- How to Play your Casio ROM Keyboard (RO-251) [Sean Riddle, avlixa, ClawGrip]
- World Songs (RO-551) [Sean Riddle]
- fmtowns_cd: Doki Doki Vacation - Kirameku Kisetsu no Naka de, Para Para Paradise [redump.org, r09]
- ique: Dòngwù Sēnlín (version 8), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (manual, version 2), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (manual, version 4), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (trailer), F-Zero X Wèilái Sàichē (version 3), iQue Club (version 1), iQue Club (version 2), iQue Club (version 3), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (manual, version 2), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (manual, version 6), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (trailer), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (version 4), Mǎlìōu Kǎdīngchē (version 5), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (manual, version 2), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (manual, version 4), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (trailer), Mǎlìōu Yīshēng (version 4), Rèntiāntáng Míngxīng Dà Luàn Dǒu (manual, version 1), Rèntiāntáng Míngxīng Dà Luàn Dǒu (version 5), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (manual, version 2), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (manual, version 4), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (trailer, version 1), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (trailer, version 2), Shuǐ Shàng Mótuō (version 4), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (manual, version 2), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (manual, version 6), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (trailer, version 1), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (trailer, version 2), Shén Yóu Mǎlìōu (version 4), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (manual, version 2), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (manual, version 4), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (trailer), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (version 1), Sàiěrdá Chuánshuō: Shíguāng zhī Dí (version 4) [FakeShemp]
- leapster: The Disney-Pixar Collection (USA), Letterpillar (v1.0, USA) [TeamEurope]
- mobigo_cart:
- Ben 10 - UltimateAlien - Mine der Gedanken (Germany) (80-250604), Cars 2 (Germany) (80-251904), Chuggington (Germany) (80-251804), Cars Toon - Hooks unglaubliche Geschichten (Germany) (80-251204), Disney Princess (Germany) (80-251104), Dora - Tag des Zwillings (Germany) (80-250804), Für immer Shrek (Germany) (80-250004), Kung Fu Panda 2 (Germany) (80-252004), Micky Maus - Wunderhaus (Germany) (80-250504), Mobigo Kiosk (Germany), Die Pinguine aus Madagascar - Operation Krone (Germany) (80-250304), Rapunzel - Neu Verföhnt (Germany) (80-251704), Team Umizoomi - Die große Umiauto Rettung (Germany) (80-252504), Toy Story 3 (Germany) (80-250104) [TeamEurope]
- Mickey Mouse, Tangled, Toy Story 3 [Sean Riddle]
- n64: Aidyn Chronicles - The First Mage (USA, prototype 20000210), Aidyn Chronicles - The First Mage (USA, prototype 20000509), Cruis'n World (Europe), Die Hard 64 (prototype 20000315, set 1), Die Hard 64 (prototype 20000315, set 2), Die Hard 64 (prototype 20000315, set 3), Dragon Sword (prototype), Duke Nukem - Zero Hour (USA, final prototype), ECW Hardcore Revolution (Germany), Frogger 2 (USA, prototype, "Milestone 4"), GT64 - Championship Edition (prototype 19980525), International Superstar Soccer 2000 (USA, rev 1), Madden NFL 99 (USA, prototype 19980805, "Beta 10 NTSC"), Madden NFL 99 (USA, rev 1), Mario Kart 64 (USA, set 2), Mission: Impossible (Spain, rev 1), Mortal Kombat Trilogy (prototype 19960513), NBA Hangtime (USA, set 2), Robotech: Crystal Dreams (USA, prototype, earlier), SpaceStation Silicon Valley (USA, rev 1), Top Gear Hyper-Bike (prototype), Top Gear Rally (Asia), Top Gear Rally 2 (prototype 19990831), Turok 3 - Shadow of Oblivion (Europe, prototype 20000606), Wipeout 64 (prototype) [FakeShemp]
- pi_storyreader_cart:
- Scooby Doo - Miniature Golf Mystery / Museum Mystery / Haunted Theater [Porchy]
- Barney: Barney Cares / Best Manners Show / Let's Work Together, Blue's Perfect Picnic Spot, Disney No Rumbly In Pooh's Tumbly, Disney Pooh Windy Day, Disney Princess: Jasmine / Mulan / Pocahontas, Disney Princess: The Little Mermaid / Snow White / Beauty and the Beast, Disney's Bambi / Lady and the Tramp / Peter Pan, Disney's Pinocchio / Disney/Pixar Toy Story 2 / The Jungle Book, Disney's The Lion King, Disney's The Little Mermaid, Disney/Pixar Cars / The Incredibles / Monsters Inc., Disney/Pixar Finding Nemo, Dora the Explorer: Dora's Garden Adventure / The Gingerbread Boy / Dora's Art Adventure, Dora's Garden Adventure, Noah's Ark, Petter Rabbit / Jemima Puddle-Duck / Tom Kitten, Scooby-Doo! Miniature Golf Mistery, Sesame Street: Elmo's Colorful Adventure / Grover Stays Up Very Very Late / Me Loves Cookies, Spongebob Squarepants Grand Price Winner!, Spongebob Squarepants Grand Price Winner! / Dora's Garden Adventure / Blue's Perfect Picnic Spot, Thomas & Friends: Cheer up Cranky! / The Big Race / Carnival Capers [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip] Cars (Germany), Das Dschungelbuch (Germany), Findet Nemo (Germany), Der König der Löwen (Germany), Peter Pan (Germany), Winnie Puuh - Ein stürmischer Tag (Germany), Winnie Puuh hat keinen Hunger (Germany) [TeamEurope]
- sdk85: AP-29 Serial I/O Routines [AJR]
- smarttv_cart: Amusement Park [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
- telestory_cart:
- Dora the Explorer - En la feria ambulante / Dora va a la escuela (Spanish), Power Rangers Mystic Force - Code Busters / Whispering Voices (UK / USA?) [TeamEurope, David Haywood]
- Cinderella - Cinderella / Beauties in Bloom (USA), Dora the Explorer - At the Carnival / Dora Goes to School (USA), The Lion King - The Lion King / The Lion King II - Simba's Pride (USA), SpongeBob SquarePants - Ice-Cream Dreams / Stop the Presses! (USA), Winnie the Pooh - Bounce Tigger Bounce / Pooh's Honey Tree (USA) [Sean Riddle, TeamEurope]
- Thomas & Friends - Thomas Visits the Toy Shop / Thomas' Milkshake Mix [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip]
Source Changes
- formats/wd177x_dsk.cpp: Allowed derived classes to override the format per track/head. [68bit]
- formats/flex_dsk.cpp: Simplified code, and added support for variants with single-density initial tracks. [68bit]
- formats/os9_dsk.cpp: Added support for variants with single-density initial track and base sector zero. [68bit]
- floptool: Added OS9 disk format. [68bit]
- bus/ss50: Added MFI, OS9 and UniFLEX formats to DC5 floppy drive controller. [68bit]
- gimix.cpp updates: [68bit]
- Connected interrupts, removed timed interrupt hack, and added two additional floppy drivers.
- Added disassembly override for OS9 system calls.
- Added OS9 Level 1 version 1.2 BIOS option.
- tti.cpp: Made the two firmware revisions BIOS options. [AJR]
- sdk85.cpp improvements: [AJR]
- Made second 8355 into a ROM expansion slot that can load custom 8755 programs.
- Added optional TTY interface.
- Added vectored interrupt and soft reset buttons.
- Improved accuracy of button labels and changed default key mappings.
- jaguar: Eliminated unsafe raw memory pointer use from blitter (fixes several exceptions, including tempst2k). [AJR]
- i8155.cpp: Made timer more efficient by not counting each cycle. [AJR]
- bus/a2bus: Added 8251-based RS-232 serial interface described in BYTE magazine. [AJR]
- Added disassemblers for NEC 78K/0, 78K/I, 78K/II and 78K/III microcontrollers. [AJR]
- naomi.cpp: Made “Gun Sense” board used by hotd2 a separate device. [AJR]
- wd_fdc.cpp updates: [AJR]
- Predicate command completion interrupt on busy flag having been set.
- Increased HLD idle timeout to fifteen revolutions for variants other than FD1771 and FD1781.
- i8279.cpp updates: [AJR]
- Removed timing hack, ensuring SL3 is output (required by Pied Piper Communicator 1).
- Corrected keyboard scan rate and logging thereof.
- goodejan.cpp updates: [Angelo Salese]
- Corrected OKI M6295 pin 7 level to high (fixes voice pitches).
- Added difficulty DIP switches
- Converted to raw screen timing parameters.
- toki.cpp: Converted screen refresh rate to raw timing parameters. [Angelo Salese]
- ddenlovr.cpp: Added coin counters and corrected metadata for all games. [Angelo Salese]
- subsino2.cpp: Fixed missing ron button. [Angelo Salese]
- Synchronized with upstream GENie (addresses GitHub #6248). [Belegdol]
- armedf.cpp updates: [cam900]
- Converted to use single-pass priority drawing for sprites.
- Fixed I/O writes for systems without NB1414M4.
- Cleaned up code, memory maps, ROM loading and graphics decoding, and expanded comments.
- twin16.cpp: Restrict sprite drawing to clipping rectangle. [cam900]
- sound/vrc6.cpp, sound/ym2413.cpp: Changed descriptions to match chip markings/part numbers. [cam900]
- sound/msm5205.cpp updates: [cam900]
- Added support for MSM5205 10-bit DAC.
- Derive timing and sample rate from input clock
- Updated notes.
- video/stvvdp1.cpp: Fixed Gouraud shading flag test. [cam900]
- vgmplay.cpp: Fixed YMF262 register mapping and YMF278B volume. [cam900]
- sound/ymf262.cpp: Added support for variants with different clock dividers. [cam900]
- sound/ymf278b.cpp: Fixed FM output rate and clock divider, fixed mixing behavior, and expanded notes. [cam900]
- sound/ymf271.cpp: Corrected envelope release time. [cam900]
- bus/isa/gus.cpp: Calculate GF1 sample rate from input clock. [cam900]
- ics2115.cpp: Calculate sample rate from input clock. [cam900]
- video/deco16ic.cpp: Fixed of-by-one clipping in tilemap drawing. [cam900]
- boogwing.cpp: Improved blending, priority drawing and palette effects. [cam900]
- video/deco_ace.cpp: Use fixed-point palette fade calculation. [cam900]
- gstream.cpp: Implemented per-frame sprite limit. [cam900]
- cpu/z80: Added skeleton LZ8420M device (Z80 with internal RAM and additional I/O). [cam900]
- psikyo.cpp: Derived gunbird clocks from crystal values. [cam900]
- Netlist library updates: [Couriersud]
- Fixed issue separating nets into independent groups for four-terminal devices without external feedback loops.
- Added current-controlled voltage source (CCVS).
- Improved SPICE format conversion – official TI µA741 model can now be converted without errors.
- Added support for evaluating expressions in parameters when netlist is created.
- Added support for potentiometers to SPICE format conversion.
- sound/mm5837.cpp: Measured frequency versus supply voltage. [Couriersud]
- cpu/ks0164: Added preliminary Samsung KS0164 disassembler. [David Carne, O. Galibert]
- machine/spg2xx_video.cpp: Removed row scroll offset hack. [David Haywood]
- Problematic cases where different games in multi-game systems required different values are fixed.
- nes_vt.cpp: Untangled from NES state class and NES controller bus. [David Haywood]
- cpu/spc700: Fixed TCLR1 and TSET1 operations, and removed page-crossing penalty on Y-relative accesses. [David Viens]
- mjsister.cpp, xyonics.cpp: Hooked up 6845 CRT controllers and added raw screen timing parameters. [Dirk Best]
- machine/mc6844.cpp: Added preliminary MC6855 DMA controller device, based on implementations in drivers. [Edström]
- machine/mc6854.cpp: Added support for external clocks and DMA mode. [Edström]
- Added Alfaskop 4110 keyboard emulation. [Edström]
- cpu/jaguar: Fixed disassembly of movei instruction (GitHub #6314). [ElectronAsh]
- Changed alternate versions of ChessSystem R30, Kasparov RISC and various Mephisto chess computers from BIOS options to clones. [hap]
- machine/spg2xx_audio.cpp: Added preliminary ADPCM36 decoding – significantly improves pballpup. [Lord Nightmare, Ryan Holtz]
- roland_d50.cpp: Added additional ROM versions to d50, d50a and d550 as BIOS options. [Lord Nightmare, anonymous, Erik Gavriluk]
- Also added chip labels and locations, PCB notes, and version strings.
- video/k052109.cpp Fixed and cleaned up tilemap scroll effects (fixes fuusenpn and MT06790). [MetalliC]
- bus/ti99: Added VRAM size option to Enhanced Video Processor card. [Michael Zapf]
- machine/sunplus_gcm394.cpp: Re-worked some of the DMA and NAND Flash handling so that jak_tsm loads more code. [N. Gilbert]
- cpu/xavix2: Added preliminary Xavix 2 CPU emulation and disassembler. [O. Galibert, N. Gilbert]
- cpu/romp: Added preliminary IBM Research/Office Products Division Microprocessor (ROMP) device. [Patrick Mackinlay]
- konendev.cpp: Hooked up H8/3007 “IFU” CPU. [R. Belmont]
- Added a tip on how to enter the debugger to the online documentation. [R. Belmont]
- cpu/m68000: Allow RTE instruction to unwind 68010 bus error (type 1000) stack frames. [R. Belmont]
- bus/nubus: Fixed macse30 Sigma Designs L-View SE/30 PDS card. [R. Belmont]
- apple2.cpp, apple2e.cpp, apple2gs.cpp: Exposed CFFF accesses to slot cards. [R. Belmont]
- bus/a2bus: Added support for Applesurance floppy drive controller card. [R. Belmont, DiskBlitz]
- video/apple2.cpp: Improved monochrome-mode drawing in lores, hires and double lores modes. [R. Belmont]
- Gives correct NTSC color with -video bgfx, effect hlsl, NTSC on, NTSC A and B to 0, scanline length to 39.1 µS.
- uzebox.cpp: Use filename extension to detect UZE format, as some early games lack the identification string. [Robbbert]
- iris3130.cpp: Modernized logging, added preliminary MMU support, and added ROM board support. [Ryan Holtz]
- machine/6840ptm.cpp: Made logging more configurable. [Ryan Holtz, Phil Bennett]
- machine/i8214.cpp: Improved interrupt level check, and added setters for combined B/SGS and R inputs. [Ryan Holtz, Phil Bennett]
- audio/cmi01a.cpp: Derived PTM clocks from /CAS clock – fixes TIM tests in CMITST diagnostics. [Ryan Holtz]
- cmi.cpp updates: [Ryan Holtz]
- Improved interrupt handling – nearly all CMIINT tests pass now.
- Hooked up peripherals and MIDI ports on the SMPTE/MIDI board.
- Mapped handlers for the TVT second display board.
- Adjusted video board PTM clocks to be based on /CAS clock – fixes TIM tests in LGTST diagnostics.
- Adjusted master card PTM clock to be based on /CAS clock – fixes TIM tests in MAST diagnostics.
- Hooked up AIC interrupt – all interrupt tests now pass.
- machine/spg2xx_audio.cpp updates: [Ryan Holtz]
- Fixed off-by-one error on Beat Count timer – fixes timing in icanpian, and in shredmjr to some extent.
- Hooked up channel FIQ.
- Hooked up software wave-in channel (used by jak_care for voices).
- cpu/unsp: Implemented MULS and FIR_MOV operations. [Ryan Holtz, N. Gilbert, smf]
- audio/elan_eu3a05.cpp: Added OKI ADPCM decoding. [Ryan Holtz]
- 1942.cpp: Fixed sprite priorities, implemented sprite line buffering, fixed logo on title screen, and improved interrupt timing. [Ryan Holtz, David Haywood, smf, O. Galibert]
- machine/spg2xx_io.cpp: Added watchdog timer support and rudimentary SPI support. [Ryan Holtz]
- machine/i2cmem.cpp: Added 24C04 device. [Ryan Holtz]
- Split spg2xx_jakks.cpp into separate files for plain, game-key and touch variants. [Ryan Holtz]
- spg2xx_jakks.cpp Hooked up jak_batm I²C EEPROM – enables saving. [Ryan Holtz]
- atarittl.cpp: Fixed various errors in stuntcyc netlist. [Ryan Holtz]
- machine/315-6154.cpp: Converted to real PCI host device, and updated NAOMI DIMM board accordingly. [Samuele Zannoli]
- superga2.cpp: Fixed player 2 inputs for kuzmich. [xotmatrix]
- atarigx2.cpp: Corrected program ROM labels for motofren. [Brian Troha]
- tsamurai.cpp: Corrected ROM labels for the Ring Fighter sets and added PCB locations to them. [Brian Troha]
- snk.cpp: Corrected ROM labels for fitegolfu. [Brian Troha]
- midzeus.cpp: Decapped PIC microcontroller for thegrid. [Caps0ff]
- sdk80.cpp: Replaced monitor program with corrected version (GitHub #6324). [Colin Douglas Howell, Robbbert]
- isbc8010.cpp: Corrected an OCR issue in monitor ROM that prevented M command from working. [Colin Douglas Howell, Robbbert]
- naomi.cpp: Dumped Sega Atomiswave BIOS. [CoolFox, MetalliC]
- model3.cpp: Re-dumped ecap ROMs. [coolmod, MetalliC]
- vsmile_cart.xml: Added some French releases to the list of undumped cartridges. [DisizDream]
- n64.xml: Added a lot more PCB documentation, and replaced bad dumps with re-dumps. [FakeShemp]
- esq5505.cpp: Added PCB layout for SQ-2. [Guru]
- stadhero.cpp: Added PCB layout. [Guru]
- psikyo.cpp: Measured some frequencies for s1945, including horizontal and vertical video sync. [Guru]
- konendev.cpp: Mapped additional inputs, expanded documentation, and cleaned up code. [Heihachi_73]
- bloodbro_ms.cpp: Dumped some of the PROMs and PLDs for bloodbrom. [jordigahan, ClawGrip]
- gameboy.xml, nes.xml, snes.xml: Corrected some metadata and added some parent/clone relationships. [quasiscroto]
- fmtowns_cd.xml: Re-tested software, and updated metadata and notes. [r09]
- fmtowns_cd.xml: Switched to dumps with proper track indexes and offset correction. [redump.org, r09]
- 3x3eyes, 4dboxing, branmark, chasehq, fsc4, fsc5, libido7, lifendth, loom, marble, mcosmo, msdet2, mspectre, nadia, nova, raiden, rance4, srmp23, srmp4, ssf2, tnzs, vaindrem, vaindrm2, yojusenk, yumimimx.
- ssv.cpp: Identified ROM boards for Monster Slider, Super Real Mahjong P7 and Gourmet Battle Quiz Ryorioh CooKing. [twistedsymphony]
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The Daily Mail
Every weekday evening at around 9pm, in the Daily Mail’s headquarters in Kensington, west London, the slightly stooping, six-foot three-inch figure of Paul Dacre emerges into the main open-plan office where editors, sub-editors and designers are in the final stages of preparing pages for the next day’s paper. The atmosphere changes instantly; everyone becomes tense, as though waiting for a thunderstorm. Dacre begins with a low growl, like an angry tiger. His voice rises as several pages are denounced, along with those responsible. Imprecations reverberate across the office, sometimes punctuated by the strangely anomalous command to a senior colleague, “Don’t resist me, darling.” Pages must be replaced or redesigned, their order changed, headlines altered. New pictures are required with new captions. Dacre waves his long arms, hammers the air with his hands, shouts even louder and, if particularly agitated, scratches himself.
Nobody tries to argue. For all the fear and exasperation – “He never thinks of logistics and he has no idea of what’s an unreasonable request,” says one former sub-editor – there is also admiration. Dacre, Fleet Street’s best-paid editor, who earned almost £1.8m in 2012, has been in charge of the Mail since 1992 and, by general consent, is the most successful editor of his generation. The paper sells an average of 1.5 million copies on weekdays, 2.4 million on Saturdays. Only the Sun sells more but, on Saturdays, the Mail has just moved ahead. Its 4.3 million daily readers include more from the top three social classes (A, B and C1) than the Times, Guardian, Independent and Financial Times combined. Its long-standing middle-market rival, the Daily Express, slightly ahead when Dacre took over, now sells less than a third as many copies.
Under Dacre, the Mail has won Newspaper of the Year six times in the annual British Press Awards – twice as many prizes as any other paper. If anything, its authority and clout have grown in the past two years as Rupert Murdoch’s Sun has struggled with the fallout from the hacking scandal. Politicians no longer fear Murdoch as they once did. They still fear Dacre. The opposition from Murdoch’s papers to the government’s proposals that a royal charter should regulate the press is muted. Dacre’s Mail is loud and clear about the threat to “our free press”. Summoned twice before the Leveson inquiry – the second time because he had accused the actor Hugh Grant of lying in his evidence – he didn’t give an inch.
Everyone who has ever worked for Dacre, who has just passed his 65th birthday, praises his almost uncanny instinct for the issues and stories that will hold the attention of “Middle England”. No other editor so deftly balances the mix of subjects and moods that holds readers’ attention: serious and frivolous, celebrities and ordinary people, urban, suburban and rural, some stories provoking anger, others tears. No other editor chooses, with such unerring and lethal precision, the issues, often half forgotten, that will create panic and fear among politicians. “He’s the most consummate newspaperman I’ve ever met,” says Charles Burgess, a former features editor who also occupied high-level roles at the Guardian and Independent. “He balances the flow of each day’s paper in his head.”
“He articulates the dreams, fears and hopes of socially insecure members of the suburban middle class,” says Peter Oborne, the Mail’s former political columnist now at the Daily Telegraph. “It’s a daily performance of genius.”
But Murdoch’s decline leaves the Mail under more scrutiny than ever. Is Dacre at last running out of road? Rumours circulate in the national newspaper industry that members of the Rothermere family, owners of the Daily Mail, are increasingly nervous of the controversy that Dacre stirs up, notably this year with its attack on Ralph Miliband, father of the Labour leader, as “the man who hated Britain”. More than any other editor since Kelvin MacKenzie ruled at the Sun – and, among other outrages, alleged that drunkenness among Liverpool football fans led to the Hillsborough disaster of 1989 – Dacre attracts visceral loathing. His enemies see the Mail, to quote the Huffington Post writer and NS columnist Mehdi Hasan (who was duly monstered in the Mail’s pages), as “immigrant-bashing, woman-hating, Muslim-smearing, NHS-undermining, gay-baiting”.
The loathing is returned, with interest. In Dacre’s mind, the country is run, in effect, by affluent metropolitan liberals who dominate Whitehall, the leadership of the main political parties, the universities, the BBC and most public-sector professions. As he once said, “. . . no day is too busy or too short not to find time to tweak the noses of the liberalocracy”. The Mail, in his view, speaks for ordinary people, working hard and struggling with their bills, conventional in their views, ambitious for their children, loyal to their country, proud of owning their home, determined to stand on their own feet. These people, Dacre believes, are not given a fair hearing in the national media and the Mail alone fights for them. It is incomprehensible to him – a gross category error – that critics should be obsessed by the Mail’s power and influence when the BBC, funded by a compulsory poll tax, dominates the news market. It uses this position, he argues, to push a dogmatically liberal agenda, hidden behind supposed neutrality. Scarcely an issue of the Mail passes without a snipe and sometimes a full barrage in the news pages, leaders or signed opinion columns at BBC “bias”.
To its critics, however, the Mail is as biased as it’s possible to be, and none too fussy about the facts. In the files of the Press Complaints Commission, you will find records of 687 complaints against the Mail which led either to a PCC adjudication or to a resolution negotiated, at least partially, after the PCC’s intervention. The number far exceeds that for any other British newspaper: the files show 394 complaints against the Sun, 221 against the Daily Telegraph, 115 against the Guardian. The complaints will serve as a charge sheet against the Mail and its editor.
This year, the Mail reported that disabled people are exempt from the bedroom tax; that asylum-seekers had “targeted” Scotland; that disabled babies were being euthanised under the Liverpool Care Pathway; that a Kenyan asylum-seeker had committed murders in his home country; that 878,000 recipients of Employment Support Allowance had stopped claiming “rather than face a fresh medical”; that a Portsmouth primary school had denied pupils water on the hottest day of the year because it was Ramadan; that wolves would soon return to Britain; that nearly half the electricity produced by windfarms was discarded. All these reports were false.
Mail executives argue that it gets more complaints than its rivals because it reaches more readers (particularly online, where the paper’s stories are repeated and others originate), prints more pages and tackles more serious and politically challenging issues. They point out that only six complaints were upheld after going through all the PCC’s stages and that the Sun and Telegraph, despite fewer complaints, had more upheld. But the PCC list, though it contains some of the Mail’s favourite targets such as asylum-seekers and “scroungers”, merely scratches the surface. Other complainants turned to the law. In the past ten years, the Mail has reported that the dean of RAF College Cranwell showed undue favouritism to Muslim students (false); the film producer Steve Bing hired a private investigator to destroy the reputation of his former lover Liz Hurley (false); the actress Sharon Stone left her four-year-old child alone in a car while she dined at a restaurant (false); the actor Rowan Atkinson needed five weeks’ treatment at a clinic for depression (false); a Tamil refugee, on hunger strike in Parliament Square, was secretly eating McDonald’s burgers (false); the actor Kate Winslet lied over her exercise regime (false); the singer Elton John ordered guests at his Aids charity ball to speak to him only if spoken to (false); Amama Mbabazi, the prime minister of Uganda, benefited personally from the theft of £10m in foreign aid (false). In all these cases, the Mail paid damages.
Then there are the subjects that the Mail and other right-wing papers will never drop. One is the EU, which, the Mail reported last year, proposed to ban books such as Enid Blyton’s Famous Five series that portray “traditional” families. Another is local authorities, forever plotting to expel Christmas from public life and replace it with the secular festival of Winterval. It does not matter how often these reports are denied and their flimsy provenance exposed; the Mail keeps on running them and its columnists cite them as though they were accepted wisdom.
The paper gets away with publishing libels and falsehoods and with invasions of privacy because the penalties are insignificant. Often the victims can’t afford to sue and, if they can, the Mail group, with £282m annual profits even in these straitened times, can live with the costs. The PCC, even when its rules allow it to admit a complaint, has no powers to impose fines or to stipulate the prominence of corrections.
Besides, many victims don’t pursue complaints because they fear the stress of going to war with a powerful newspaper. They included the late writer Siân Busby who, the paper wrote in 2008, had received “the all-clear from lung cancer” after “a gruelling year”. In fact, the diagnosis had come less than six months earlier and she hadn’t received the “all-clear”. More important, as her husband, the BBC journalist Robert Peston, explained in the James Cameron Memorial Lecture in November this year, she wanted to keep the news out of the public domain to protect her children.
“The Mail got away with it,” Peston said. “As it often does.” (The Mail, in a statement after the lecture, said the information had been obtained from Busby herself and that the reporter had identified himself as a Mail writer.) In his 2008 book Flat Earth News, the Guardian journalist Nick Davies compared the paper to a footballer who, to protect his goal, will deliberately bring down an opponent. “Brilliant and corrupt,” Davies wrote, “the Daily Mail is the professional foul of contemporary Fleet Street.”
Even a list of official complaints and court cases doesn’t quite capture why the Mail attracts such fear and loathing. It has a unique capacity for targeting individuals and twisting the knife day after day, without necessarily lapsing into inaccuracies that could lead either to libel writs or censure by the PCC. For instance, as publication of the Leveson report on press regulation approached, the Mail devoted 12 pages of one issue – and several more pages of subsequent issues – to an “exposure” of Sir David Bell, a name then almost entirely unknown even to well-informed members of the public. A Leveson assessor and former Financial Times chairman, Bell was allegedly at the centre of a “quasi-masonic” network of “elitist liberals”, bent on gagging the press and preventing freedom of expression. This network, based on the “leadership” training organisation Common Purpose, had spawned the Media Standards Trust, of which Bell was a co-founder, which in turn had spawned the lobby group Hacked Off, an important influence on Leveson. To the Mail, this was a perfect illustration of how well-connected liberals, through networks of apparently innocuous organisations, conspire to undermine national traditions and values.
The paper also targets groups, often the weak and vulnerable. The Federation of Poles in Great Britain complained to the PCC that the Mail ran 80 headlines between 2006 and 2008 linking Poles to problems in the NHS and schools, unemployment among Britons, drug smuggling, rape and so on. Most of the stories, as the federation acknowledged, were newsworthy and largely accurate. The objection was to the way they were presented and to the drip, drip effect of continually highlighting the Polish connection so that, as the federation’s spokesman put it, the average reader’s heart “skips a beat . . . with either indignation or alarm”. The PCC eventually brokered a settlement that led to publication of a letter from the federation.

Yet there is something magnificent about the Mail’s confidence and single-mindedness. Other papers, trimming to focus groups, muffle their message, but the Mail projects its world-view relentlessly, with supreme technical skill, from almost every page. It is a paper led by its opinions, not by news. It is not noted for big exclusives, nor even for rapid reaction. “We were often known as the day-late paper,” a former reporter recalls. “Dacre wouldn’t really be interested in a story until he’d seen it somewhere else. We would sometimes give our exclusives to other journalists. Dacre surveys all the other papers, selects the right lines for the next day and follows them.”
Although Dacre has little enthusiasm for new technology – he still doesn’t have a computer on his desk – his paper is perfectly primed for the age of instant 24-hour news, when the challenge is not so much to find and report news as to select, interpret and elaborate on it. Long before other papers recognised the merits of a features-led or views-led approach, the Mail under Dacre was doing it.
The Mail gives its readers a sense of belonging in an increasingly complex and unsettling world. Part of the trick is to make the world seem more threatening than it is: crime is rising, migrants flooding the country, benefit scroungers swindling the taxpayer, standards of education falling, wind turbines taking over the countryside. Almost anything you eat or drink could give you cancer. Above all, the family – “the greatest institution on God’s green earth”, Dacre told a writer for the New Yorker last year – is under continuous assault. The Mail assures readers they are not alone in their anxieties about this changing world. It is a paper to be read, not on trains or buses or in offices, but in the peace and quiet of your home, preferably with an old-fashioned coal fire blazing in the hearth.
“Readers like certainty,” says a former Mail reporter. “Newspapers that have a wavering grip on their ideology are the ones that struggle. The Mail is like Coke. It’s consistent, reliable. Dacre is one of the best brand managers in the business. He lives the brand.”
Dacre lives mostly in the shadows. His two appearances before the Leveson inquiry gave the wider public a rare glimpse; apart from Desert Island Discs in 2004, he never appears on television or speaks on radio. If the Mail needs to defend itself (and it deigns to do so only in the most desperate circumstances), the job is assigned to an underling. Requests for on-the-record interviews are invariably refused, as they were for this article. A rare exception was made for the British Journalism Review, whose then editor, Bill Hagerty (a former editor of the People), interviewed Dacre in the tenth year of his editorship. There was also that audience with the New Yorker last year. Public lectures are equally unusual for him, though he gave the Cudlipp Lecture (in memory of Hugh Cudlipp, a Daily Mirror editor who was an early hero of his) in 2007, and addressed the Society of Editors in 2008.
Even former staff members mostly prefer not to be quoted when talking about Dacre. If they agree to be quoted, they wish the quotations to be checked with them before publication. BBC Radio 4 used actors for several contributions to a recent profile. The journalists’ fear is not only that they may be cut off from future employment or freelance work – “The Mail pays far better than anybody else and you don’t want to jeopardise the £2,000 cheque that might drop through the letter box,” said one writer – but also that the Mail may hit back. These concerns are shared by many politicians, who are equally reluctant to be quoted.
Dacre has few social graces and even less small talk. His body language is awkward, his manner prickly. He seldom smiles and, according to one ex-columnist, “He doesn’t laugh, he just says, ‘That’s a funny remark.’” He treats women with old-fashioned courtliness, opening doors and helping them with coats, but is otherwise uncomfortable with them, perhaps because he was one of five brothers, went to an all-male school and has no daughters. He speaks gruffly, with a slight north London accent and an even fainter trace of his father’s native Yorkshire. He sometimes buries his rather florid face deep in his hands, as though exasperated with the world’s inability to share his simple, common-sense values. He became notorious for the ripeness of his language – so frequent was his use of the C-word, almost entirely directed at men, that his staff referred to “the vagina monologues” – but when Charles Burgess told him women didn’t like hearing it he was profusely apologetic. On Desert Island Discs, he confessed to shouting at staff. “Shouting creates energy,” he said. “Energy creates great headlines.”
He still shouts, but in recent years, as an insider reported, “He’s no longer the expletive volcano he once was; his barbs these days tend to concern the brainpower of his target and their supposed laziness.”
He owns three properties: a home with a mile-long drive in West Sussex (known to Mail staff as Dacre Towers), a more modest weekday residence in the central London district of Belgravia and a seven-bedroom house in Scotland with a 17,000-acre shooting estate. He is a member of the Garrick Club, and sometimes takes columnists to lunch at Mark’s Club in Mayfair, which one recipient of his hospitality described as “very decorous, the sort of place you could have gone to in the 19th century”. He sent both of his sons to Eton.
There are no stories of past or present indiscretions involving women, alcohol or drugs. Jon Holmes, a contemporary at Leeds University who is now a sports agent, recalls him as “a very cold fish; he never, ever, seemed to go out in a group for a drink or a meal or anything”. A former Mail reporter says: “We’d all be in the Harrow [a Fleet Street pub, heavily frequented by Mail journalists], and he would come in, buy a half-pint, take it to the opposite end of the bar, drink alone, and leave without speaking.”
He has an apparently stable and successful marriage to a woman he met at university, which has lasted 37 years. He frequently attends Church of England services, but is not a believer. He likes and sometimes goes out to rugby union matches, the opera and theatre – the last partly because his wife, Kathleen Dacre, is a professor of theatre studies and partly because he has a son who is a successful director and producer with surprisingly avant-garde leanings. Asked what television he watched, he once mentioned Midsomer Murders and nothing else.
He mostly eschews the trappings and opportunities of wealth and power. It is impossible to imagine him as a member of the Chipping Norton set or anything like it. He rarely dines or lunches with the powerful or fashionable, nor does he attend glitzy parties and social events. Frequently, he lunches in his office on meat and two veg. Sometimes he will lunch with politicians, but he has little respect or liking for them as a class and thinks it wise to keep his distance; Oborne recalls how, one evening, he ignored at least five increasingly urgent requests to take a call from a senior Tory minister. He declines nearly all invitations to sit on committees; his chairmanship of an official inquiry into the “30-year rule” (under which Whitehall records were kept secret for three decades) was unusual. “Editorship is not for him a route to something else,” says a former employee.
Dacre was born and spent much of his childhood in Enfield, an unremarkable middle-class suburb of north London whose inhabitants, he told the New Yorker, “were frugal, reticent, utterly self-reliant and immensely aspirational . . . suspicious of progressive values, vulgarity of any kind, self-indulgence, pretentiousness and people who know best”. Though his parents divorced late in life, his family was then (at least in his eyes) stable, happy and secure.
But the more important clue to him and his relationship with the Mail’s Middle England readership is the Sunday Express of the 1950s and 1960s under the editorship of John Gordon and then John Junor. “That paper,” Dacre told the Society of Editors, “was my journalistic primer . . . [It] was warm, aspirational, unashamedly traditional, dedicated to decency, middlebrow, beautifully written and subbed, accessible, and, above all, utterly relevant to the lives of its readers.” Talking to Hagerty, he described Junor’s Sunday Express as “one of the great papers of all time”.
After leaving school in Yorkshire at 16, his father, Peter Dacre, joined the Sunday Express at 21 and stayed there for the rest of his working life – mainly as a show-business writer but also, for short periods, as New York correspondent and foreign editor. Each Sunday that week’s paper was discussed and analysed over the Dacre family dinner table.
It was then in its heyday, selling five million copies a week, and it didn’t go into severe decline (it now sells under 440,000) until the 1980s. It was a formulaic paper, which placed the same types of stories and features in exactly the same spots week after week. As Roy Greenslade observes in Press Gang, his post-1944 history of national newspapers, it was “virtually devoid of genuine news”; what it presented as news stories were really quirky mini-features, starting, as Greenslade put it, “with lengthy scene-setting descriptions or homilies”. Its staple subjects were animals, motor cars and wartime heroes. Its biggest target was “filth”, in the theatre, the cinema, books, magazines and TV programmes.
It particularly deplored any assault on the delicate sensibilities of children. Dacre’s father criticised the BBC in 1965 for the unsuitable content of its Sunday teatime serials. Lorna Doone, he wrote, ended “gruesomely”, with a man drowning in a bog, and in the first episode of a spy serial the actors used such expressions as “damn”, “hell” and “silly bitch” at a time supposedly reserved for “family viewing”. “Have the men responsible for these programmes,” asked the elder Dacre, “forgotten that there can be no family without children? What kind of men are they? Do they have families of their own?” Another piece denounced the BBC’s Sunday evening play for “an overdose of twisted social conscience”.
The young Dacre was hooked by newspapers. He only ever wanted to be a journalist and he always had his eyes on editing: “I’m a good writer, but not a great writer,” he told Hagerty. As a child in New York, during his father’s posting there, he would wake to the clattering of the ticker-tape telex machine outside his bedroom. In school holidays, he worked as a messenger for Junor’s Sunday Express and then spent a gap year before university as a trainee on the Daily Express. At the fee-charging University College School in Hampstead, north London, he edited the school magazine, and once ran, he told the Society of Editors, “a ponderous, prolix and achingly dull” special issue about the evangelist Billy Graham. It “went down like a sodden hot cross bus”, teaching him the essential lesson, which the Mail remembers every day on every page, that the worst sin in journalism is to be boring.
To his disappointment, his application to Oxford University failed. He went instead to Leeds, where he read English and edited Union News, taking it sharply downmarket from, in his own description, “a product that looked like the then Times on Prozac” to one that ran “Leeds Lovelies” on page three. It won an award for student newspaper of the year. The paper supported a sit-in (led by the union president, Jack Straw, later a Labour cabinet minister), interviewed a student about “the delights of getting stoned”, wrote sympathetically about gay people, immigrants and homeless families, and called on students to help in “breaking down the barriers between the coloured and white communities of this town”. At the time, he subsequently claimed, he was left-wing, though Jon Holmes, who worked on Dacre’s Union News, says: “I never heard him express a political view except in favour of planned economies for third-world, though not first-world, countries.”
His left-wing period, as he calls it, continued until the Daily Express, which he joined as soon as he left Leeds, sent him to America in 1976. He stayed there for six years, latterly working for the Mail. “America,” Dacre told Hagerty, “taught me the power of the free market . . . to improve the lives of the vast majority of ordinary people.”
The Mail brought him back to London in the early 1980s and made him news editor. According to various accounts, he would “rampage through the newsroom with arms flailing like a windmill”, shouting “Go, paras, go” as he despatched reporters on stories. He climbed the hierarchy until in 1991 he became the editor of the London Evening Standard, then owned, like the Mail, by the Rothermeres’ Associated Newspapers. Circulation rose by 25 per cent in 16 months and Rupert Murdoch sounded him out about the Times editorship. To stop him leaving, the Mail editor David English resigned his chair, recommended that Dacre should replace him, and moved “upstairs” as editor-in-chief, another title that Dacre eventually inherited after English died in 1998.
Dacre’s editorship has been more successful than his mentor’s but most staff do not love him as they did English. English, though capable of great coldness to those who fell into disfavour and no less likely to fly off the handle, had charm and charisma. “He would be delighted when you rang,” a former foreign correspondent says, “and he’d want to gossip and know about everything that was going on. Sometimes we’d talk for an hour. But Paul doesn’t give good phone.”
He will invite writers into his office, push a glass of champagne into their hands and start saying their latest story is rubbish even as he does so. “And you hardly got time to finish the bloody drink,” a former reporter complains. A former executive says: “His track record for creating columnists is nil. He buys them up from elsewhere. He doesn’t home-grow talent because he doesn’t nurture and praise it. That’s where he’s unlike English.”
Dacre is a passionate and emotional man. Though the story that he sometimes sheds tears as he dictates leaders is probably apocryphal, nobody who has worked with him doubts that he is sincere in the views he and the Mail express. “He’s not an editor who wakes up in the morning and wonders what he should be thinking today,” says Simon Heffer, a Mail columnist. Another columnist, Amanda Platell, a former editor of the Sunday Mirror and press secretary to William Hague during his leadership of the Conservative Party, says: “When I was an editor, I had to second-guess my readership because they weren’t my natural constituency. Paul never has to do that.”
But while his views are mostly right-wing, he is not a reliable ally for the Conservative Party, or for anyone else. This aspect of his way of working is little understood. More than most editors, it can be said of him that he is in nobody’s pocket, not even his proprietor’s. He inherited from English a paper that was slavishly pro-Tory (“David was always in and out of No 10,” said a long-serving Mail editor), firmly pro-Europe and read mainly by people in London and the south-east. Dacre changed the politics of the paper and the demographics of its audience. Today, it is resolutely – some would say hysterically – Eurosceptic and a far higher proportion of its readership is from Scotland and the English north and midlands. The Mail has ceased to take its line from Tory headquarters or to act as a mouthpiece for Conservative leaders. Indeed, every Tory leader since Margaret Thatcher has fallen short of Dacre’s exacting standards. That applies particularly to John Major and David Cameron. According to a former columnist, Dacre regards the latter as “brash, shallow, unthinking and self-advancing” and he takes an equally jaundiced view of Boris Johnson. Twice he backed Kenneth Clarke for the party leadership, despite Clarke’s enthusiasm for the EU.
Clarke is a model for the politicians Dacre generally favours even if he disagrees with most of what they say: earthy, authentic, unpretentious, consistent in their values. Jack Straw and David Blunkett – both, like Clarke, from humble backgrounds – are other examples. For a time, Dacre took a relatively kindly view of Tony Blair, having been impressed by the future prime minister’s “tough on crime” approach as shadow home secretary. But he was always suspicious of Blair’s socially liberal views on marriage, gays and drugs and he told Hagerty that once Labour attained power, he saw the new government as “manipulative, dictatorial and slightly corrupt”. He wished, he added, that Blair had “done as much for the family as he’s done for gay rights”.
Gordon Brown, however, was smiled upon as no other politician had ever been. The two men developed a strange friendship, involving meals together and walks in the park, which one Mail columnist described to me as “the attraction of the two weirdest boys in the playground”. Brown, Dacre told Hagerty, was “touched by the mantle of greatness . . . he is a genuinely good man . . . a compassionate man . . . an original thinker . . . of enormous willpower and courage”. At a Savoy Hotel event to celebrate Dacre’s first ten years as editor, Brown was almost equally effusive, describing the Mail editor as showing “great personal warmth and kindness . . . as well as great journalistic skill”. “We tried to tell Dacre,” says a former Mail political reporter, “that Brown was not a very good chancellor and the economy would implode eventually. But frankly, Dacre has poor political judgement. They were united by a mutual hatred of Blair. Both are social conservatives; they’re both suspicious of foreigners; they both have a kind of Presbyterian morality. Dacre would say that Brown believes in work. It’s typical of him that he seizes on a single word as the key to his understanding of someone else.”
It is inconceivable that the Mail would ever back a party other than the Conservatives in a general election, but Dacre’s support can be cool, as it was in 1997 and 2010. Although he described himself to Hagerty as “a Thatcherite politically” and though self-made entrepreneurs are among the few people who can expect favourable coverage in the Mail, Dacre is, to most neoliberals, a tepid and inconsistent supporter of free enterprise. Nor is he a neocon. The Mail opposed overseas military interventions in Iraq, Libya and Syria. It has denounced Guantanamo Bay, extraordinary rendition and torture. It may be hard on immigrants and benefit scroungers, but it is often equally hard on the rich and famous, pursuing overpaid bosses of public-service utilities to their luxurious homes, exposing “depravity” among the well-heeled and high-born, and rarely treating TV and film celebrities with the deference that is the staple fare of other tabloids.
Many Mail campaigns have centred on liberal or environmental causes: lead in petrol, plastic bags, secret justice, the extradition to the United States of the hacker Gary McKinnon, and so on. For a time, the Mail furiously campaigned to stop Labour deporting failed (black) asylum-seekers to Zimbabwe, even though, almost simultaneously, it was berating ministers for allowing too many illegal immigrants to stay. Other campaigns, such as those against internet porn and super-casinos (both of which influenced government action), though reflecting the Mail’s conservative social agenda, highlighted issues that concern many on the left.
Dacre’s most celebrated campaign, which even some of his enemies regard as his finest hour, was to bring the killers of Stephen Lawrence to justice. In 1997, over the five photographs of those he believed were responsible, he ran the headline “MURDERERS” and, beneath it, asserted: “The Mail accuses these men of killing. If we are wrong, let them sue us”.
It was hugely courageous, but did it exonerate the Mail from accusations of racism? Critics point out that the paper rarely features black people except as criminals, though this is not exceptional for the nationals. The “soft” features on women, fashion, style and health are illustrated almost entirely by white faces and bodies.
Dacre’s somewhat belated support for the Lawrence campaign was prompted by a personal connection: Neville Lawrence, Stephen’s father, had worked as a decorator on Dacre’s London house of the time, in Islington. The Mail’s campaign, critics argue, was based on substituting one frame of prejudice for another. Young Stephen eschewed gangs and drugs, did his homework and wanted to go to university. His parents were married, aspirational and home-owning. In everything except skin colour, the Lawrence family represented Middle England, while his white alleged killers were low-class yobs who threatened the safety of all respectable folk.
In that, as in much else, Dacre’s Mail recalls 1950s Britain, which rather patronisingly welcomed migrants from Asia and the Caribbean as long as they behaved as though they and their ancestors were English. “If you’re in twinset and pearls, your colour is irrelevant,” says a former Mail journalist. “And Dacre’s attitude to gays changed when he realised it’s possible to be an extremely boring gay person.”
The Mail’s attitudes to drugs are also redolent of the 1950s. Writing about the disgraced Co-operative Bank chairman Paul Flowers, Stephen Glover – the Mail columnist whose views, according to insiders, track Dacre’s most closely – criticised commentators who “concentrated on his financial unsuitability”, placing “relatively little emphasis” on his “moral turpitude”.
Most of all, the Mail seems determined to uphold the 1950s ideal of womanhood: the stay-at-home mother who dedicates herself to homemaking and prepares a cooked dinner for her husband on his return home every night. That, the paper’s defenders say, is something of a caricature of the Mail’s position. It objects not so much to working mothers as to middle-class feminists who insist that women can “have it all”. English aimed at turning the Mail into “the women’s paper”, and succeeded: it became the only national newspaper where women accounted for more than half the readership. That remains true, and yet Dacre sometimes seems determined to drive them away. The paper subjects women’s bodies, clothes and deportment to relentless and detailed scrutiny, and often finds them wanting, particularly in the thigh and bottom department. It gives prominent coverage to research that warns of the negative effects of working mothers on children’s lives.
The Mail’s poster girl is Liz Jones, the columnist and fashion editor celebrated for her self-hatred and misery. “She has so much,” says another Mail journalist, “lots of money, expensive houses, the newest clothes. But she’s never had a child, she hasn’t kept hold of a man, and she’s unhappy. The message is: it’s what happens to you, girls, if you pursue worldly success. You can succeed but, oh boy, you will suffer for it.”
The Mail’s punishing hours, requiring news and features executives to stay at the office until late into the evening (not uncommon in national newspapers), and its largely unsympathetic attitude to part-time employment make it an unfriendly environment for working mothers. When Dacre took over at the Mail, he immediately appointed a female deputy, which, said another woman who then had a senior role in the group, “was quite a statement”. But the paper now has few women in its most senior positions, other than the editor of Femail (though sometimes even that post is occupied by a man), and few staff have young children.
Yet in some respects, the Mail, even though it does not recognise the National Union of Journalists, is a good employer. Unlike the Mirror, it is not under a company ruled by accountants who single-mindedly seek “efficiencies”. Unlike the Times and the Sun, it does not have a proprietor who touts his papers’ support to the highest bidder. Unlike the Guardian and Independent, it is not beset by financial problems. The proprietor, Viscount (Jonathan) Rothermere, whose great-grandfather Harold Harmsworth founded the paper with his brother Alfred in 1896, allows his editors wide freedom, as did his father, Vere Rothermere, who appointed Dacre. The Mail, alone among national newspapers, has had no significant rounds of editorial redundancies in recent years and its staffing levels (it employs about 400 journalists) are comparable to what they were a decade ago.
Dacre’s paper is his sole domain; MailOnline is run separately (though Dacre, as editor-in-chief, has oversight) and although the website carries all daily and Sunday paper stories, much of its content is self-generated and the editorial flavour is distinct. Dacre demands, and mostly gets, a generous budget, paying high salaries for established editorial staff and columnists and high fees for freelance contributors. Journalists are driven hard but, at senior levels in particular, they rarely leave, not least because Dacre is as loyal to them as they mostly are to him. Outright sackings are rare and nearly always accompanied by large payoffs.
Those who do leave often reach the top elsewhere. The current editors of both Telegraph papers – Tony Gallagher at the daily and Ian MacGregor at the Sunday – are former Mail executives.
Despite more than two decades at the helm, Dacre shows few signs of slowing down. After heart trouble some years ago – which caused an absence of several months from the office – his holidays, which he usually takes in the British Virgin Islands, have become slightly longer and more frequent. But he still routinely puts in 14-hour days.
Nevertheless, speculation about his future has grown among journalists on the Mail and other papers. At the end of November, Dacre sold his last remaining shares in the Daily Mail and General Trust, the Mail’s parent company, for £347,564; he disposed of the majority in 2012. His latest contract, signed on his 65th birthday, is for one year only. Geordie Greig, the 53-year-old editor of the Mail on Sunday, is widely regarded as the most likely successor, though Martin Clarke, the abrasive publisher of the phenomenally successful MailOnline, now the most visited newspaper website in the world, is also tipped and Jon Steafel, Dacre’s deputy, is favoured by most staff. The surprising announcement in November that Richard Kay, the paper’s diarist and a long-standing friend of Dacre’s, is to leave his position looks like another straw in the wind, particularly given that his almost certain replacement is Sebastian Shakespeare, previously the diary editor at the London Evening Standard, where Greig was editor before he moved to the Mail on Sunday.
Fleet Street rumour has it that Kay is being moved because he upset friends of Lady Rothermere, the proprietor’s wife, and that she is also behind the abrupt departure of the columnist Melanie Phillips, apparently on the grounds that her style – particularly during a June appearance on BBC1’s Question Time – is too shrill. Lady Rothermere, it is said, is desperately keen to oust Dacre in favour of Greig. Senior Mail sources pooh-pooh such tales, but they stop short of outright denials that Dacre is nearing the end of his days on the paper.
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