Nexen Version 1.4.41

Nexen v1.4.41 has been released, enhancing the multi-system emulator for NES, SNES, GB, GBA, PCE, SMS/GG, and WS. Key features include a TAS editor with undo/redo, an infinite save state system, and a ZIP-based movie format for importing/exporting. It supports Pansy metadata for the Flower Toolchain disassembly pipeline, and development for Sega Genesis, Atari 2600, and Fairchild Channel F is ongoing. The update also fixed Genesis startup trace stabilization, improved benchmark project compatibility, and updated UI metadata. The build has been finalized for packaging targets, ensuring consistency across the software components.

Nexen v1.4.41 has been released. Nexen is a versatile multi-system emulator (NES, SNES, GB, GBA, PCE, SMS/GG, WS) built on Nexen2 with notable improvements: a comprehensive TAS editor featuring undo/redo and greenzone support, an infinite save state system with a visual picker, a ZIP-based movie format allowing for multi-format import/export, 🌼 Pansy metadata export for seamless integration with the Flower Toolchain disassembly pipeline, and ongoing development for Sega Genesis, Atari 2600, and Fairchild Channel F support.

Nexen Changelog:
Fixed
Genesis startup trace stabilization instrumentation — enhanced WRAM startup probes around pc=000264/pc=00034A to minimize remaining divergence and ensure reproducible parity diagnostics in reduced compare runs (#2218)
Release build compatibility in benchmark project — eliminated redundant benchmark package references that caused conflicting transitive versions during full-solution Release builds
Changed
UI release metadata alignment — updated UI version metadata and macOS bundle version fields to 1.4.41
Avalonia package consistency — matched key UI Avalonia package versions to 12.0.3 to align with the active UI core dependency line
Validation
Release build gate — Build Nexen Release x64 completed successfully for packaging targets

Download: Nexen v1.4.41 x64
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