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Yabause v0.9.11.1 is released. Yabause is a Sega Saturn Emulator(SS Emulator) for Linux, Windows and Mac OS X.Yabause support booting games using Saturn cds or iso files.
Yabause v0.9.11.1 Changelog:
general:
Now using CMake as the default build system. For now, autotools based build and "custom" build systems are still supported.
New Cocoa port
– Added a dynamic recompiling SH2 core for x86 and ARM
– New SCSP implementation
– Major update of the software renderer from the yabause-rr team
– Added an option to allow to execute from the cache
– Improvements to the OpenGL renderer
qt port:
– Added command line support
windows port:
– Fixed the XBox controller driver
– Fixed the "open iso then cancel bug"
Download: Yabause v0.9.11.1
Source: Here
2011-12-05
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Can anyone get an exit key working - things like q, esc and alt f4 arent working.
ReplyDeleteThis emu is not good go use this one
ReplyDeletehttp://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~phantasy/ssf/files/SSF_012_beta_R2.zip
thxs!
ReplyDelete@Ryukoken: While SSF certainly has better compatibility, Yabause is open source.
ReplyDeleteAnd SSF never finish the perfect emulation?
ReplyDeleteOpen source means jack if the emulator is poor.
ReplyDeleteSSF is in a different league to this junk. I mean, how many years has this been going ? And it still junk.
If SSF's developer would die tomorrow, there would not be any new versions ever. It might work today in Windows 7, but will it work in 10 years on the latest hardware and OS?
ReplyDeleteSo many short-sighted people. Emulation is important for hardware preservation. A closed-source emulator doesn't contribute to this at all. All it does is give some people a temporary way to play free games. Believe it or not, but there will come a time when it's virtually impossible to obtain a working Sega Saturn system.
ReplyDeleteNow I'm not condemning SSF, its author or its users in any way. It's your freedom to give your software whatever license you wish, and to use whatever you want. But emulators like Yabause still have more value on the long term, since after all, if the author stops developing SSF, that's the end of it. You will have to stick with the same hardware and software configuration in order to continue using it and its code won't contribute anything to preserving the Sega Saturn.
ReplyDeleteSSF does not work right with Rayman but Yabause does!
ReplyDeleteSo, I use both emus to increase the compability range.
i use both, i have a folder like these
ReplyDeleteC:/games/emulators/sega/saturn/yabause
C:/games/emulators/sega/saturn/SSF
I have to say, I've dabbled in both SSF and Yabause for years, and Yabause has always been a big disappointment... I love open source, but if nobody is going to do anything with it except useless ports to systems like the Wii then what's the point? SSF plays games, and it plays most of them with few to no flaws. I get preservation, but ultimately being able to play the games is the most important thing to preserve, IMO.
ReplyDelete@Rich: You have a point there, but if SSF's development stops, we will have to preserve the ability to use SSF somehow as well. A Sega Saturn emulator inside an x86 emulator running Windows 7 would suck I think.
ReplyDeleteNobody downloads emulators just because they're open source, people download emulators to play games. But I notice some twit had to get "Free" games in there, I own most of my games, if I paid for the rest the only ones benefiting from any sale are Ebay sellers, not any publisher.
ReplyDeleteLastly, if SSF stops development then 1. We do NOT know if he open sources it from then on, and 2. it is not like the binaries are going anywhere, SSF already plays most Saturn games perfect, far superior than Yabause ever could achieve.
And what if Yabause authors stop, it still needs someone to take over, of nobody is interested then it dies. Simple. See you in 5 years, Yabause.
Its poorly and still years and doesnt work very well with mostly games.. Only a few games ? Nah. Stick with SSF and its best emulator ever!
ReplyDeleteever heard of daemon tools?
ReplyDeleteThank you for progress........
ReplyDeleteRun Burning Rangers?
ReplyDeleteBurning Rangers runs fine except for a very small slowdown that's almost not even noticeable.
ReplyDeleteSorry! I just realized I was thinking of SSF. I'm not sure how it runs on Yabause.
ReplyDeletewe may support the emulator, you should get updates more often and more often correct bugs and optimize it!
ReplyDelete