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Neoraine 1.2.9 Released

dmb062082 January 4, 2010 0

QUOTE Neoraine 1.2.9, aka "really starting ssrpg translation"...Thanks to Deuce for releasing this video, it was enough to get me started on the real work to make this translation possible with neoraine.So this version

NeoRaine 1.2.7 released

dmb062082 September 3, 2009 0

NeogeoCD emulator. Get it HEREQUOTE * Small bug fixes and improvements, most notably a better sync with music thanks to a float fps now, and a fix for savegames which didn't save correctly the

NeoRaine 1.2.6 released

dmb062082 April 8, 2009 0

Neogeo CD emulator QUOTE neoraine (1.2.6) * There was again a bug in the crc calculation of the cache, which prevented neoraine to load a file it should have loaded from the game in

NeoRaine 1.2.5 released

dmb062082 March 28, 2009 0

NGCD emulator QUOTE neoraine (1.2.5) unstable; urgency=low * Fix a rare cache corruption bug (which could load some bad sprites in some very specific cases). * Better handling of commands to restart the same

NeoRaine 1.2.4 released

dmb062082 March 23, 2009 0

NGCD emulator QUOTE neoraine (1.2.4) unstable; urgency=low * Fix the stupid bug with “mute sfx” freezing the emulation * Fix a crash when trying to cancel “update sprite block” in neocd options. * Now

NeoRaine 1.2.3-fixed released

dmb062082 March 13, 2009 0

NGCD emulator 1.2.3 had a bug, this is the fixed version. QUOTE neoraine (1.2.3) * Fixed hq2x/3x in 16bpp, see raine changelog for details * Running games without sound emulation should now work correctly

Neoraine 1.2.2 released

dmb062082 February 1, 2009 0

Neogeo CD emulator QUOTE * Sound sample rate can only be 44 Khz in neoraine because of the audio cd tracks, so the sound options don’t allow to change this. * When stopping sound

Neoraine 1.2.1 released

dmb062082 January 16, 2009 0

Neogeo CD emulator QUOTE neoraine (1.2.1) * Fixed a crash when restoring a savegame in kof98 (too many pcm uploads) * Savegames could be badly restored starting in version 1.2.0 because of a change

Neoraine 1.2.0 released

dmb062082 November 6, 2008 0

Neogeo CD emulator QUOTE neoraine (1.2.0) * The 1.2.x branch is targeted at editing neocd games, specially ssrpg. * The sprites blocks can’t be toggled anymore with the layer keys, because you couldn’t toggle

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