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What’s new:

MAMETesters Bugs Fixed
———————-
- 03898: [Crash/Freeze] Atomiswave-based games in naomi.c: Game gets
         stuck in boot process. (Aaron Giles)
- 03957: [Documentation] samsh5sp & clones: according to title, year
         is 2004 not 2003 (moa)
- 03318: [Crash/Freeze] -burnin causes crash in vector games (Atari Ace)
- 03777: [Multisession] a51site4: Hang after loading via internal UI
         (multisession) (Atari Ace)

Source Changes
————–
arm.c: Added big endian mode support to the LDRB and STRB
instructions. [Wilbert Pol]

CPS-1 update [Team CPS-1]:
* Added missing PALs as reference to most of remaining sets
* Dumped and added TK24B1.1A to dynwar [Corrado Tomaselli]
* Fixed LW-13.10D rom loading in forgottn to match real pcb
* Identified, verified and documented a ton of pcbs, adding/fixing
    missing/wrong infos as ROMs labels and positions, B-Board, C-Board
    and CPSB IDs, PALs [Stefan Lindberg, Dlfrsilver, MKL]
* Reordered all sets per release date in cps1.c and video\cps1.c
* Updated games table in video\cps1.c and added some notes on PALs
    table
* Minor cleanups

djboy.c: Hooked up Beast MCU and removed simulation code.
[Phil Bennett]

arm.c: Fixed word reading from non-aligned address in big endian mode.
[Wilbert Pol]

skyfox.c: Corrected clocks and Vsync for the Sky Fox & Exerizer sets
based on actual OSCs and measurements taken from a real PCB
[Corrado Tomaselli]

arm.c: Added a big endian version of the arm2/3/6 cpu core and cleaned
up the little/big endian handling. [Wilbert Pol]

djboy.c: Added DIP switch locations and corrected the vsync to 57.5Hz
as per the readme info listed at the top of the driver. [Brian Troha]

mediagx.c: Converted to use driver_data [Atari Ace]

Fixed sprite coordinates in astrocorp.c [Luca Elia]

Corrected Ameri Darts audio playback rate. This exposed some cycle
timing errors in the TMS32010 CPU core which are also fixed. [Quench]

Added support for Southern Systems Joker Poker (1982), from Southern
Systems & Assembly, Ltd. Figured out the memory map. Also added
technical notes about the hardware. [Roberto Fresca]

Corrected the address for the freezing of the movies for the
Terminator 2 LA4 set [stephh]

emu/info.c: Search all parents of a clone for merged ROMs [Atari Ace]

Fixed HD63701 SLP opcode [Sandro Ronco]

mpu4.c: Added splitscreen support to SCN2674 for MPU4 Video. [AGEMAME]

neodrv.c updates: [Johnboy]
* Identified several more sets as MVS / AES Version and tagged them
    properly
* Updated game PCB info
* bakatono: Removed BAD_DUMP from m1 – is correct, corrected game
    name
* mahretsu: Added correct s1, corrected game name
* strhoop: Added correct v2
* sdodgeb: Replaced 16mbit v1/v2 with 32mbit v1 as found on two
    original cards
* Added Japan J3 bios

neogeo.c changes:
* Documented AES mode and 1-slot (MVS/AES) settings [Barry Rodewald]
* Documented MVS 4-slot and 6-slot settings [Johnboy]
* Changed 6-slot setting (old default) to 1-slot [Johnboy]

Add notification of orientation of all monitors at startup via the
output system. [Laszlo Schulteisz]

New games added or promoted from NOT_WORKING status
—————————————————
Speed Drop [Brian Troha, Luca Elia, The Dumping Union]

New clones added
—————-
Mystic Warriors (ver AAA) [J. Wilke, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]
AmeriDarts (set 3) [Brian Troha, The Dumping Union]
Captain Commando (Japan 910928)
  [john666, Dr. Spankenstein, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]
Forgotten Worlds (USA, 88621B B-Board)
  [Corrado Tomaselli, The Dumping Union]
Galaxy Force II (Japan, Newer) [Team Japump, The Dumping Union]
Quiz King of Fighters (Korean release)
Real Bout Fatal Fury Special / Real Bout Garou Densetsu Special
  (Korean release)
Quiz Daisousa Sen – The Last Count Down (Korean release)

New games marked as GAME_NOT_WORKING
————————————
Southern Systems Joker Poker [Roberto Fresca, Siftware]

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Super Mario RPG is the final Mario game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System video game console, as well as being one of the last games Square produced for Nintendo hardware until Chocobo Land: A Game of Dice in 2002. Square did much of the development of Super Mario RPG under direct guidance from producer Shigeru Miyamoto.

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What’s new:

- 03683: [Crash/Freeze] topgunnr: Crashes MAME after INSERT COIN/GAME
         START (hap)
- 02878: [Speed] simpsons and clones: Vertical refresh rate (hap)
- 03273: [Original Reference] brubber, bnj, caractn: Incorrect screen
         resolution for Burnin’ Rubber and clones (hap)
- 03492: [Crash/Freeze] hunchbkg: Does not boot (couriersud)
- 03657: [Crash/Freeze] All sets in maxaflex.c: Random crashes
         (Firewave)
- 03765: [Crash/Freeze] qdrmfgp2: ASSERT after OK (hap)
- 03823: [Color/Palette] pc_miket: Bad colours (Alex Jackson)
- 03047: [Graphics] elevator, elevatorb: Some graphics on the
         escalators shift when you ride on them (hap)
- 03628: [Graphics] alpine: Red point on the title screen (M.A.S.H.)
- 03033: [Graphics] vendetta: Sprite priority problem in the 3rd
         stage (hap)
- 03647: [Graphics] All games in vendetta.c: Graphical error in the
         intro scene of the game. (hap)
- 03834: [Sound] qtheater: No sound (hap)
- 03830: [Crash/Freeze] All sets in harddriv.c: Message: Duplicate
         save state registration entry (DSP32C/dsp32/0/cpustate->pin)
         (Tafoid)
- 00390: [DIP/Input] spaceftr: does not allow you to turn to the
         right. (hap)

M.U.G.E.N is a 2D fighting game engine, originally released in 1999. M.U.G.E.N is designed to be highly customizable, allowing very fine control over each character’s behavior, as well as allowing customization of almost all screen elements.

The majority of content created for M.U.G.E.N tends to be distributed as individual characters, stages or motifs. Assembling a game is as simple as downloading the content of your choice, and configuring M.U.G.E.N to know about it.

M.U.G.E.N is designed to be used by people with little or no programming experience, but with some artistic talent and patience to learn. Of course, having some programming background does give you a bit of a headstart. However, if you are just looking to play with downloaded content, all you need to know is how to unzip files and edit a text file.

Here’s a sampling of features you can find in M.U.G.E.N:

• Customizable title screen, character select screen, life and bars, game sound effects, fonts and more.
• Characters can have any number of sounds and sprites of any size limited by your computer’s memory.
• Choose from multiple resolutions, ranging from 320×240 up to full HD at 1920×1080.
• Cutscenes.

Game Engine

• Use up to 7 buttons for a character.
• Regular moves, special moves, super moves, etc.
• Projectiles and special effects.
• Move cancels and combos, multi-part moves and throws.
• What your character can do is defined by a scripting language (and your imagination).