New Playlist System

• “Limited time playlists” that can offer unique game modes or new content from the latest update will be featured regularly in both Versus and Co-op. These can be cycled through as often as once a week, and will not require you to download a game update.
  • Limited time playlists are meant to be an iteration of the Arcade system. They will often feature “Arcade-inspired” game modes that are usually existing game modes with modifications to gameplay.
  • Examples include bolt-action rifles only, headshots only, steal health when dealing damage, drop a live hand grenade on death, etc. More than one may apply. Each modification is referred to as a “mutator”.
  • Mutators are also available to community servers, so community server hosts can apply and combine mutators to their servers as they wish. For more information, see the “Modding” section below in the changelist.
  • While they won’t necessarily be as unique or fully produced as Arcade modes like Frenzy Checkpoint or Team Deathmatch, they will come much more rapidly and outside major content updates.
  • We aim to have one limited time Co-op and one limited time Versus playlist available at any time, staggered so that a playlist switches out every week.
• “Community Servers” is now a fourth button in the Play menu. This is meant to bring better visibility to our community run servers.

Official Playlists

• Co-op
  • Normal
    • Checkpoint Security
    • Checkpoint Insurgents
  • Hardcore
    • Hardcore Checkpoint Security
    • Hardcore Checkpoint Insurgents
  • Frenzy
    • Frenzy Checkpoint
• Versus
  • Ground Battle
    • Push
    • Frontline
  • Point Capture
    • Firefight
    • Skirmish
• Competitive
  • Firefight
    • Competitive Firefight

Limited Time Playlists for September 2019

• Co-op
  • Hillside Co-op
    • Checkpoint Security
    • Checkpoint Insurgents
    • Features new snow map Hillside only
    • Runs from September 10th - 25th
• Versus
  • Frontline
    • Features new Frontline game mode only
    • All maps
    • Runs from September 10th - September 18th
  • Hillside Ground Battle
    • Push
    • Frontline
    • Features new snow map Hillside only
    • Runs from September 10th - 14th
  • Hillside Point Capture
    • Push
    • Frontline
    • Features new snow map Hillside only
    • Runs from September 14th - 18th
• After these September playlists are finished, new playlists with unique gameplay modifications and mutators will be added, including bolt-action rifles only, supply point gain by player score, and many more.

New Features

• New PvP game mode “Frontline,” a tug-of-war inspired two way Push mode
  • Capture all enemy objectives one by one, and then destroy the final weapon cache objective to win. Defend your own objectives and weapon cache from being captured or destroyed.
  • After the neutral middle objective is captured, your team must defend your own objective and also attack the enemy’s objective.
  • Every time a team captures an objective, they will gain respawn waves and respawn their team. A team loses all their respawn waves when the enemy team reaches their final weapon cache objective.
• New snow map “Hillside” with support for the following game modes:
  • Versus
    • Push Security
    • Push Insurgents
    • Firefight West
    • Firefight East
    • Skirmish
    • Frontline
    • Team Deathmatch
  • Co-op
    • Checkpoint Security
    • Checkpoint Insurgents
    • Hardcore Checkpoint Security
    • Hardcore Checkpoint Insurgents
    • Frenzy Checkpoint
• Official matchmaking games will now allow players to vote on the next map within their playlist and continue playing with the same players in their session instead of returning to the main menu between matches.
• New light machine gun assault rifle hybrid weapons for the Gunner class
  • Insurgents
    • Galil
  • Security
    • Galil SAR
• New Weapon Upgrade
  • 3x Type 03 scope for QBZ-03
• New Cosmetics
  • Security soft shell style jacket
    • Shell
    • Shell Rolled
    • Shell Camo
    • Shell Camo Rolled
  • Insurgent winter sport style jacket
    • Winter Black
    • Winter Blue
    • Winter Red
    • Winter White
• Equipment (backpacks, vests, pouches) will now shift and jiggle with movement. This is enabled and disabled based on your “Effects” setting, where it is disabled on low and medium and enabled on high and above. We recommend users on minimum and medium spec machines disable this by setting their Effects setting to Low or Medium as this has an impact on performance.
• Added Competitive rank decay where in Diamond and Platinum ranks your rank will slowly decay if you do not play often enough.
• Audio
  • Added Panning rule dropdown which allows selection of speakers or headphones to provide the best positional audio experience for your hardware.
  • Added Effects slider which controls the volume of all in-game sound effects.
  • Added an option to mute the ear-ringing layer of the explosives and flashbang shellshock effects.
  • VoIP no longer uses auto-ducking, and now uses side-chaining. This provides a more natural ducking of game audio when VoIP is used, and also fixes an issue where even if VoIP volume was set to 0 that game audio would still be ducked when VoIP was transmitted.
• Spectator and Replays
  • New camera controls and options added with bindings available in the key binds menu.
    • Camera zoom
    • Hide HUD
    • Disable camera smoothing
    • Decrease and Increase playback speed bindings for Replays which default to the “Home” and “End” keys respectively.

Optimization & Stability

• Removed character animation ticks triggered by movement which reduces CPU usage in higher player count situations.
• Fixed a frequent crash caused by skeletal mesh merging, which is a system that optimizes character cosmetic rendering.

Critical Fixes

• Fixed a potential edgecase with hit registration, caused by legitimate bullet hits being discarded when packets were received out of order by the server.
• Fixed multiple potential causes for invisible bots occuring. If you experience any further instances of this occurring please report them in the following thread here HERE.
• Fixed a potential cause for players falling through the map and becoming desynced to other players caused by vaulting. If you experience any further instances of this occurring, please report them to us on the forums, providing as much information as possible HERE.
• Potentially fixed an issue that could cause endlessly looping weapon audio, caused by an event that could trigger the looping fire event after a weapon had become un-equipped, such as firing on death. If this is still occuring for you after this update, please report it to us HERE.
• Fixed an issue where first person footsteps would sometimes stop playing entirely. This was caused by the significance manager, which handles optimization, wrongly adding these footsteps to the global pool when near larger groups of players or AI, and marking them as unimportant to hear.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug where the Observer had an unintended effect of increasing capture speeds when on the objective.
• Fixed an issue where it was possible to deploy a bipod on another player and remain deployed even once they have moved away from you.
• Fixed an issue where the various items attached to backpacks would be visible in the insertion vehicle, even though backpacks are not intended to be shown during insertions.
• Fixed an issue where the player could utilize the gunner position of a vehicle to gain access to the outside of the map in some specific situations. If this still occurs, please report to us on the forums.
• Fixed an issue where third person jumping and landing surface reactions were not being replicated to other players, making them inaudible.
• Fixed an issue where it was not possible to deploy a weapon’s bipod when inside a smoke cloud from either artillery, 40mm or smoke grenades.
• Fixed an issue where helicopter crew members would T-pose in certain circumstances, clipping through the helicopter model.
• Fixed a bug where spectating a player who had recently been in a vehicle would alter your own soundscape (ambient level audio) on spawn.
• Fixed an issue where soundscapes would be updated by the last player spectated even once the player had respawned.
• Fixed an issue where vehicles could become desynced if they were driven during the “waiting for players” state. Vehicles now will not spawn during pre-game.
• Potential fix for an issue where if you threw a deployable item such as C-4 and another player picked it up and threw it back to you, and then you picked it up again, you would not be able to select any of your weapons or items. Please let us know on the forum if this issue persists.
• Fixed an issue where the character’s knee would snap into position during the third person rifle walk animations.
• Fixed an issue where bots were running into fences in the Tutorial Level.
• Updated player rows on the scoreboard if a player has developer status or XP changes. This should solve issues where a player row is created before that info has finished being queried, and would not be updated until the player’s position on the scoreboard changed.
• Fixed issue with arms in third person while swapping weapons.
• Fixed a minor visual bug with the Mosin and M24 when bolting.
• Fixed an issue where sniper rifles and rocket launchers would disappear when being reloaded in third person.
• Fixed a morph issue with the military boots and cargo pants cosmetic combination on Insurgents.
• Fixed a bug where the laser sight attachment was clipping with the rail cover on the M16A4.
• Fixed animation assignment issues with foregrip shotguns.
• Fixed an issue where first person sprint animations were not playing initially on spawn.
• Fixed an issue where the metal detectors on Ministry were not triggering audio correctly.
• Fixed an issue where no infographic icon was shown for the "slide" action in movement Lesson.
• Fixed an issue where entering the headshot state would not mute the auxiliary busses leading to some odd audible feedback.
• Fixed an issue where the default soundscape was not audible on the firing range.
• Fixed an issue where vehicle mines could be attached to players, even though it’s hilarious.
• Fixed an issue where the player class icon was shown as a white box on the scoreboard if a player had not yet selected a class.
• Fixed an issue where third person gear LODs (Level of Detail) were not generated correctly resulting in textures on gear changing at various distances.
• Fixed an issue where it was possible to toggle the Foregrip Bipod during the deploy sequence, leading to odd visual results.
• Fixed an issue where certain small visual elements of gear were still visible on players during the insertion truck sequence.
• Fixed an issue where the M82A1 CQ, VHS-2, QBZ-03 and M99 weapons had missing icons and would not be accounted for in all cases on the UI, including in spectator and the Profile menu.
• Fixed an issue where the Scoped Kills or Magnified Optics Profile stat were not being updated correctly.
• Fixed a bug with entering a vehicle with the hands being offset from the steering wheel.
• Fixed an issue in Spectator mode where if you change from first person to third person while a Commander had their binoculars out, the binocular overlay would persist when moving to another camera.
• Fixed an issue where replays would not run smoothly if the replay speed was set too high.
• Fixed an issue where draw and holster animations would not blend fluidly when sprinting in first person.
• Fixed an issue where when opening the Scoreboard for the first time, you would see “Spectators” at the bottom with no spectators listed.
• Fixed a very rare issue where the Security Heavy Backpack and Light Armor could potentially become warped.
• Fixed an issue where when reloading a drum magazine into an AK platform weapon, interrupting the reload, then resuming it, would allow players to shoot before the end of the reload sequence.
• Fixed an issue where two suppressors were available for the Tariq pistol in the Loadout menu.
• Fixed an issue where entering a resupply or spawn zone area would remove the player from the AI’s line of sight.
• Fixed an issue where the Commander’s left hand position would be incorrect when equipping their binoculars in third person.
• Fixed an issue with Lesson popup not showing the aim down sights key.
• Fixed an issue with Lesson popup not showing the crouch key.

Gameplay Improvements

• Weapons
  • Increased AKS-74U fire rate from 652 rounds per minute to 720 rounds per minute to give it closer parity with the Mk 18 CQBR.
  • Increased SVD Extended Magazine upgrade round count from 15 to 20 rounds at 2 supply points.
  • Set supply cost of the Compensators for Competitive Security Sharpshooter class to 4.
  • Set supply cost of Flash Hiders for Competitive Insurgent Assaulter class to 2.
  • Set supply cost of 4x SU230 for Competitive Insurgent Flanker class to 3.
  • Set supply cost of the Uzi Flash Hider upgrade to 2.
  • Increased the supply cost of pistol extended magazines from 1 to 2 supply for all competitive classes.
  • Uzi extended magazine supply cost for Insurgent competitive flanker class increased from 1 to 2 supply.
  • Mp7 extended magazine supply cost for Security competitive flanker class increased from 4 to 5 supply.
• Friendly fire damage reflection is now disabled in Local Play.
• Drum Magazine upgrades will now properly show that they affect horizontal recoil in the Loadout menu UI.

Visual Improvements

• Added new speed reload animations for drum magazine for AK style, M4A1 style, QBZ-03, and L85A2 weapons.
• Added new idle animations for the character Customize menu.
• Third person Hardcore Checkpoint sprint animations (and the newly added SlowMovement mutator) now have a unique animation for each weapon category.
• Added a scrolling text widget which applies to level, game mode, scoreboard and server names when the character amount is too high to display them in full.
• Third person free look animations while reloading are less restricted.
• Damage effects are now no longer shown when an attack failed to deal damage. Friendly fire messages are also not shown to players when attacks fail to deal damage.
• Improved quality of arm animation movement in 3P when reloading.
• Added weight to different menu idles, to control how often they play.
• New first base and foregrip draw animations for rifles.
• Insertion vehicles in Co-op now slightly restrict first person vertical movement.
• Changed the “Find Match” text to “Waiting For Leader” when the local player is not the leader of the party.
• Added support for replay events on the timeline, allowing the player to see colored event markers for the following:
  • Round Reset
  • Objective Capture
  • Objective Destroyed
• When throwing an explosive or grenade in third person, the grenade will now be removed from the hand when the throw animation completes.
• Update localization for all supported languages for new UI and menu elements.
• Added special idle animations for insertion truck bed sequences in Co-op.
• Improved sliding animation where character can turn their camera and head more while sliding.

Mutators

• Gameplay on a community server can now be altered through the use of officially created “mutators”.
  • Mutators change gameplay in various ways including modifying player speed, increasing or decreasing supply points, disabling features like aim down sights or free-aim/aim deadzone, creating new classes with custom loadouts, and more. Multiple mutators can be applied to a server at once.
  • The limited time playlist system uses various mutators to create its unique game modes. See here for more information on the playlist system.
  • More mutators will be added over time.
  • Instructions on how to use mutators on your server can be found here.
• Available mutators:
  • Pistols Only - Only pistols are available along with normal equipment and explosives.
  • Shotguns Only - Only shotguns are available along with normal equipment and explosives.
  • Bolt-Actions Only - Only bolt-action rifles are available along with normal equipment and explosives.
  • Anti-Materiel Only - Only anti-materiel rifles are available along with normal equipment and explosives.
  • All You Can Eat - Start with 100 supply points.
  • Special Operations - Start with 30 supply points.
  • Warlords - Start with 10 supply points.
  • Guerrillas - Start with 5 supply points.
  • Strapped - Start with 1 supply point.
  • Broke - Start with 0 supply points.
  • Soldier of Fortune - Gain supply points as your score increases.
  • Headshots Only - Players only take damage when shot in the head.
  • Hot Potato - A live fragmentation grenade is dropped on death.
  • Ultralethal - Everyone dies with one shot.
  • Vampirism - Receive health when dealing damage to enemies equal to the amount of damage you dealt.
  • Bullet Sponge - Health is increased.
  • Locked Aim - Weapons always point to the center of the screen.
  • No Aim Down Sights - Aiming down sights is disabled.
  • Fast Movement - Move faster.
  • Slow Movement - Move slower.
  • Slow Capture Times - Objectives will take longer to capture.
  • Frenzy - Fight against AI enemies who only use melee attacks and enemies with special abilities.
  • Hardcore - Slows down movement speed and makes capturing objectives take longer. This is a combination of Slow Movement and Slow Capture Times mutators, and while mutators can be combined by the server operator, this mutator was still added for convenience.
  • Competitive - Equipment is more expensive, rounds are shorter, and capturing objectives is faster
  • Competitive Loadouts - Player classes are replaced with those from Competitive.

Levels

• Skirmish layouts for the following maps have been reduced in size and rebalanced:
  • Crossing
  • Farmhouse
  • Summit
• Outskirts
  • Adjusted white building near gas station to improve layout flow near Firefight Objective A.
  • Added Skirmish scenario.
• Crossing
  • Fixed an issue with the out of bounds area on Skirmish near objective D.
  • Fixed a rogue restricted area being placed below the C objective for Insurgents.
  • Added a bit more cover for Security approaching Objective A on Push Security.
• Farmhouse
  • Fixed an exploit where the player could capture Objective C from an unintended spot on Skirmish.
  • Fixed an issue where the restricted area covered an unintended position on Checkpoint Security B objective.
  • Fixed an issue with the playable area restricting players after B Push Security was captured.
  • Blocked a long sight line that could prevent a fair Insurgent approach to Objective D on Skirmish.
• Summit
  • Fixed an exploit where players could crouch jump into an unintended building.
  • Adjusted the C objective for Skirmish to be larger.
• Ministry
  • Adjusted playable area to have a bit of a safety net when players end up outside the map due to dismounting vehicles.
  • Added extra blocking volume for a few buildings with thin walls to avoid players from dismounting vehicles inside buildings.
  • Added new ambient sounds for the destroyed corridor on the upper floor.
  • Rearranged Firefight and Skirmish team spawns. Moved Security spawn forward to balance run-up times.
  • Prevented vehicles from entering the ministry building. Vehicles can now only access the parking garage.
• Precinct
  • Fixed an issue where players could jump on the cloth overhang in the market area and not be reached by bots in Frenzy Checkpoint.
  • Fixed an exploit where players could gain access to the top of a door frame on the main street.

Known Issues

• [Visual] Combat Goggles Security Eyewear cosmetic glass may be visible through smoke on certain settings. In addition, translucent surfaces behind smoke grenades can reveal player silhouettes.
• [Connection] Some players have reported issues with server connection or pings showing as '0'. If you experience this or have information on this issue please post here.
• [Audio] If the same level is loaded twice in a row online, the default soundscape (ambient level audio) stops working.
• [Visual] [AI] The insertion truck driver can sometimes T-Pose.
• [Appearance] In very rare cases after a level switch or team swap, some characters may render incorrectly and be displayed as the opposite team for specific players.
• [Animation] Cycling from your Secondary to Primary weapon while sprinting in Hardcore Checkpoint or using the SlowMovement or Hardcore mutators will cause the left arm to glitch when it returns to the weapon for certain weapons.

MAME 0.205

• We’ve emulated a steady stream of hand-held games from Nintendo, Tiger and others. Our Tiger Game.com emulation now runs all released games.
• Acorn computer emulation improvements have been too numerous to count. In particular, MAME now supports a huge array of peripherals.
• Emulation for home systems based on the SSD XaviX, SunPlus µ'nSP and V.R. Technology VT platforms has really advanced, bringing a generation of TV games to life.
• MAME now runs CLIX on InterPro and HP-UX on HP9000/300, both with graphical desktop environments and networking. MAME will also run SunOS with the SunView desktop environment on some SPARC workstations. Additionally, the SGI Iris Indigo R4000 shows its boot menu.
• Long-standing graphical issues have been fixed, including priorities in Pac-Land and Moon Patrol, row scroll effects on Capcom CPS-3, and numerous glaring errors on Tatsumi games.
• Hit detection on the now-infamous helicopter in Time Crisis has been corrected, rear-view mirrors work in Ridge Racer 2, Rave Racer and Ace Driver, track mirroring works in Rave Racer, and graphics have been improved across all Namco System 22 games.
• Taito C-Chip emulation finally allows Bonze Adventure to play as intended, solving all the persistent gameplay issues.
• Games with Capcom QSound and Taito Zoom ZSG-2 hardware now provide a far more enjoyable auditory experience.
• Rare arcade systems keep getting dumped and emulated, including Tom Tom Magic, the original Gigas Mark II, Last KM, Night Mare, El Fin Del Tiempo, a prototype of Led Storm Rally 2011, and the Pac-Man hack Titan. Some of these were thought to be lost to time.

MAMETesters Bugs Fixed

• 02774: [Graphics] (seta2.cpp) grdians: Occasional one-frame glitches. (David Haywood)
• 04053: [Graphics] (ssv.cpp) eaglshot, dynagear: Missing raster effect. (David Haywood)
• 04954: [Graphics] (cps2.cpp) mvscu, xmvsf, mshvsf: Sprite priority problem on final stage with Onslaught. (hap)
• 05732: [Crash/Freeze] All games using MCS-48: Crash when trying to set watchpoint with wpd in MCS-48 games. (AJR)
• 06539: [Crash/Freeze] (konamim2.cpp) All sets in konamim2.cpp: [debug] Assertion failure on VTLB fill. (Phil Bennett)
• 06566: [Crash/Freeze] (vic20.cpp) All sets in vic20.cpp: Mounting Data 20 Video Pak (videopak) causes an exception. (Ryan Holtz)
• 07005: [Crash/Freeze] (vamphalf.cpp) wolrdadv, luplup, poosho (possibly more): Games crash after 36 minutes with DRC. (Ryan Holtz)
• 07022: [DIP/Input] (vtech2.cpp) laser500: Some keys are not working. (Robbbert)
• 07049: [Media Support] (ct486.cpp) ct486: MAME writes to floppy images opened in read-only mode. (AJR)
• 07116: [Save/Restore] Numerous drivers: Memory banking not restored correctly when loading save states. (O. Galibert)
• 07131: [Graphics] (vtech2.cpp) laser500: Hand-drawn character generator ROM contains errors. (nippur72)
• 07165: [Documentation] (bzone.cpp) bzone: Incorrect memory range in comments. (zaxxon)
• 07169: [Sound] (equites.cpp) equites, equitess: No sound effects after changing DIP switches and soft reset. (AJR)
• 07170: [Sound] xaudio2: Module attemts to look up XAudio2 APIs in DirectWrite DLL. (Moe)
• 07172: [Gameplay] (vii.cpp) vii + vii software list entries: Inputs no longer work for vii and vii cartridges. (Ryan Holtz)
• 07177: [Documentation] swim: Closing parenthesis missing in device description. (AntoPISA)

New working machines

• Dance Dance Revolution Strawberry Shortcake [Peter Bortas, ClawGrip, The Dumping Union]
• Four Play [Robbbert]
• Game & Watch: Oil Panic [algestam, Eric Smith]
• Game & Watch: Squish [algestam, 4am]
• Jong Shin (Japan) [ShouTime, The Dumping Union, Ivan Vangelista]
• Magic Purple [David Haywood, Jose IBI, Arcade Vintage, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
• Pastel Island (Japan, prototype) [ShouTime, David Haywood]
• Player's Edge Plus (X002143P+XP000043) Joker's Revenge Poker [Brian Troha]
• Super Ball (Version EC-3.50 N165) [Grull Osgo]
• Super Ball (Version EC-3.50 N322) [Grull Osgo]
• Venom & Spider-Man - Separation Anxiety (SNES bootleg) [Jorge Silva, Kravex, iq_132]
• Video Eight [Robbbert]

New working clones

• Eagle Shot Golf (Japan, bootleg?) [Joshua Inman]
• Galaxy Gunners (1990 year hack) [David Torres, ClawGrip, Recreativas.org]
• Grand Prix Star (ver 4.0) [Porchy, The Dumping Union]
• Iga Ninjyutsuden (Japan, bootleg) [hammy, Jonhughes, digshadow]
• Legend of Hero Tonma (World, bootleg with i8751) [hammy, The Dumping Union]
• New Biliard 98 (Pool 10 hack) [Roberto Fresca, f205v]
• Pit Fighter (rev 1, 2 players) [R.Coltrane, The Dumping Union]
• Street Fighter EX2 Plus (Euro 990611) [Nomax, Brian Troha, Sean Sutton, Henrique Areias Pontes, MetalliC, Evan Korzon, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]
• Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (Red Wave PtII, bootleg) [okada yuko]
• Street Fighter: The Movie (v1.14N, Japan) [Jorge Silva]
• Triumph-Adler Alphatronic PC (NTSC) [AJR]
• Trivial Pursuit (Volumen II, Spanish, Maibesa license) [Sevilla Retro, Arcade Planet, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]

Machines promoted to working

• Evil Night (ver UBA) [Phil Bennett, Ryan Holtz, Vas Crabb]
• Fruit Bonus 2010 [David Haywood, Canil Babypet]
• Tobe! Polystars (ver JAA) [Phil Bennett, Ryan Holtz, Vas Crabb]
• Total Vice (ver EBA) [Phil Bennett, Ryan Holtz, Vas Crabb]

Clones promoted to working

• Break Thru (Tecfri license) [ClawGrip, jordigahan, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union, Roberto Fresca]
• Hell Night (ver EAA) [Phil Bennett, Ryan Holtz, Vas Crabb]

New machines marked as NOT_WORKING

• 15 Lions (10166211, Queensland) [Heihachi_73]
• Cardinal Video Terminal [Bitsavers]
• DECstation 3100 [R. Belmont, Maciej Rozycki]
• Epic 14E (v1.0) [Al Kossow]
• Flash Beats [R. Belmont, twistedsymphony]
• Fortune 32:16 [Bitsavers]
• HP 3478A Multimeter [fenugrec]
• HP 95LX [shattered]
• Les Fiches (ver 1.3) [f205v]
• Monon Color [David Haywood, zhongtiao1]
• mupid M-Disk Comp.-A [Dirk Best]
• mupid Post-Mupid C2A2 [Dirk Best, rfka01]
• Network Computing Devices NCD 16 [R. Belmont, Al Kossow]
• Pro Tele Cardioline (Salter Fitness Bike V.1.0, Checksum 02AB) [ClawGrip, Roberto Fresca, Arcade Vintage, Recreativas.org]
• Shine/1 [Carlo Santagostino, Alessandro Liberalato, Nigel Barnes]
• Super Mario Fushigi No Korokoro Party 2 [ShouTime, Dane Biegert, rtw, The Dumping Union]
• Telmac 1800 [Robbbert]
• Trivial Pursuit (Volumen IV, Spanish, Maibesa hardware) [Sevilla Retro, Arcade Planet, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
• Won! Tertainment Happy Channel (Ver E) [ShouTime, Dane Biegert, rtw, The Dumping Union]

New clones marked as NOT_WORKING

• Black Belt (Zaccaria, French speech) [PinMAME]
• Black Belt (Zaccaria, German speech) [PinMAME]
• Black Belt (Zaccaria, Italian speech) [PinMAME]
• Grundig FL-100 [Dirk Best]
• Grundig PTC-100 [Dirk Best, rfka01]
• Infonova C2A2 [Dirk Best, rfka01]
• Les Fiches (ver 1.2) [f205v]
• More Chilli (20289311, Queensland) [Heihachi_73]
• New Star's Phoenix (French speech) [PinMAME]
• Orchid Mist (0101241V, New Zealand) [Heihachi_73]
• OSCOM 1000B [Robbbert]
• Pelican Pete - Jackpot Carnival (10226711, Queensland) [Heihachi_73]
• Queen of the Nile (0300785V, New Zealand) [Heihachi_73]
• Spring Carnival (10008011, Queensland) [Heihachi_73]
• Star's Phoenix (French speech) [PinMAME]
• Werewolf Wild (20290711, Queensland) [Heihachi_73]

New working software list additions

• bbc_rom: Accelerator 1.03, Acom, Advanced BASIC 1.01, ATS 2.60 STL, ATS 3.1 Morley, CommSoft 8.6h, DataGem 1.02F, Demon, Diagram II, Disc Menu 1.00, Disc Menu 1.20, EdiKit 1.00, EXROM: The Extension ROM 3.17, General Utilities, Hebrew, HyperDriver 1.40, Ice-Box 1.40, Master Operating System: A Dabhand Guide, Matrix, Midwich WDFS, NTQ Font Extension ROM 2, NTQ Font Extension ROM 3, NTQ Font Extension ROM 4, Plus 4.00, PMS Genie Junior, ROM Master (Computer Village), Side Writer 4.0, Solidisk DFS 2.2F Issue 2, Solimon 1.02, StarStore II 2.03, STL Toolkit 1.20 15/10/85, STL Toolkit 1.20 22/10/85, STL Toolkit 1.20 27/09/85, STL Toolkit 1.3 03/03/86, SupaStore 2.0S, System Delta 2.011, T2C3 1.00, TechnoCAD R1, TechnoCAD R2, Teletel Emulator 1.00, Teletel Emulator 1.12, TNC2-3 Driver, Trek 1.07, Turbo-PROM, UserRAM Demonstration ROM, User to User, UVIPROM 1.0, VDU 1.2, VT100 1.60, Xcal [Nigel Barnes]
• c64_cass: 10 Computer Hits 2, 180, 1985 - The Day After, 1985 - The Day After (alt), 4 Most Megaheroes, 5th Gear, 911 TS, APB, Aardvark, Ace 2088, Advanced Basketball Simulator, Agent X II: The Mad Prof's Back!, Ah Diddums, Airborne Ranger, Airwolf, Airwolf 2, Alleykat, Amaurote, Anarchy, Android 2, Andy Capp, Annihilator, Arcade Classics, Arcadia 64, Archon II: Adept, Arkanoid, Armageddon, Armageddon (Visions), Asylum, Attack of the Mutant Camels, Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy, Automania (Manic Mechanic), B.C. Bill, BC's Quest for Tires, BCII: Grog's Revenge, BMX Racers, BMX Racers (alt), BMX Racers (alt2), BMX Simulator, BMX Trials, Back to Reality, Back to the Future, Barbarian II, Batman, Batman: The Caped Crusader, Battle Island, Battle Ships, Battle Valley, Bazooka Bill, Beach Buggy Simulator, Beach-Head, Beat-It, Better Dead Than Alien, Beyond the Ice Palace, Big Nose's American Adventure, Bionic Granny, Blagger Goes to Hollywood, Blaze Out, Blue Angel 69, Blue Thunder, Bomb Jack, Bomb Jack II, Bombo, Bombuzal, Booga-Boo the Flea, Booty, Booty (Silver), Brainstorm, Breakthru, Bruce Lee, Bubble Bobble, Bubble Dizzy, Buffalo Bill's Rodeo Games, Bug Blitz, Bug Squad, Bullseye, Bump Set Spike, Burger Chase, C.O.D.E. Hunter, Cauldron I & II, Cauldron II: The Pumpkin Strikes Back, Cavelon, Cavemania, Caverns of Eriban, Caverns of Xydrapur, Chain Reaction, Challenger, Championship Basketball - Two on Two, Chiller, Chinese Juggler, Chubby Gristle, Circus Attractions, Classic Snooker, Cliff Hanger, Combat Lynx, Commando, Commando (Encore), Computer-Orgel, Corporation, Cosmic Convoy, Cosmic Cruiser, Crazy Balloon, Crazy Cars, Crazy Kong, Critical Mass, Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine, Cybertron Mission, Cybotron, Cyclons, Cylu, Daley Thompson's Decathlon, Daley Thompson's Decathlon (Hit Squad), Dan Dare II - Mekon's Revenge, Danger Mouse in Double Trouble, Dark Star, Das Spukschloss, Deadly Evil, Demon Blue, Denarius, Desert Hawk, Dizzy: Down the Rapids, Donkey Kong, Double Dare, Double Dragon II: The Revenge, Drop Zone, Duck Shoot, Dynamite Dan, Eagle Empire, Enduro Racer, Engineer Humpty, Erebus, European 5-a-Side, Falcon Patrol, Falcon Patrol 2, Fall Guy, Fast Food, Fighter Pilot, Finders Keepers, Firelord, Fireman Sam, First Strike, Fist II: La Leyenda Continua, Flak, Flying Feathers, Footballer of the Year, Force One, Formula 1 Simulator, Frank Bruno's Boxing, Frank Bruno's Boxing (Encore), Frank Bruno's World Championship Boxing, Frankenstein Jnr., Frightmare, Fruit Machine Simulator, Fruit Machine Simulator 2, Fun School 2 for 6-8 Year Olds, Fungus, Galactic Games, Gangster, Gaplus, Gary Lineker's Hot-Shot!, Gauntlet, Gauntlet (Kixx), Gauntlet: The Deeper Dungeons, Ghostbusters, Ghouls, Gilligan's Gold, Glug Glug, Gold or Glory, Golden Axe, Golf, Golf Master, Grand Larceny, Grand Prix Simulator, Graphic Editor, Graphics Editor, Gribbly's Day Out, Gryzor, Guardian, Guardian Angel, Gunstar, Gyroscope, H.A.T.E: Hostile All Terrain Encounter, H.E.R.O., Harvey Headbanger, Headcoach, Hektik, Hektik (alt), Hexpert, Hollywood Poker, Hoodoo Voodoo, Hoppingmad, Horace Goes Skiing, Hunchback, Hungry Horace, Hustler, Huxley Pig, Hyperbowl, I Ball, I Ball II, I-Xera, IO (Into Oblivion), Ikari Warriors, International Rugby Simulator, James Bond 007 in Live and Let Die - The Computer Game, James Bond 007: Licence To Kill, Jeep Command, Jet Set Willy II: The Final Frontier, Joe Blade, Joe Blade 2, Jonah Barrington's Squash, Jonny and the Jimpys, Junior Maths: Spirates / Snowmen, KGB Superspy, KP Skips Action Biker with Clumsy Colin, Kaktus, Kane, Kentilla, Kentucky Racing, Kikstart 2, Kikstart 2 (alt), Kikstart: Off-Road Simulator, Killing Machine, Knight Tyme, Knightmare, Kokotoni Wilf, Konami's Pooyan, Kongo Kong, Krazy Kar, Labyrinth, Lancer Lords, Land of Neverwhere, Lazer Force, Lazer Wheel, Los Angeles Swat, Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge, Magic Carpet, Majik, Manic Miner, Manic Miner (MAD), Match Point, Metro Cross, Miami Chase, Micro Ball, Mike Read's Computer Pop Quiz, Milk Race, Missile Command, Mission Omega, Monkey Magic, Monopole, Mordon's Quest, More Adventures of Big-Mac the Mad Maintenance Man, Moto X, Motor Mania, Motor Mania (alt), Mr. Wimpy: The Hamburger Game, Munch Mania, Munch Mania (alt), Mushroom Alley, Mystery of the Indus Valley, Nebulus, Neutral Zone, Neutralizor, New York City, Night Racer, Ninja, Nonterraqueous, Oh No!, Oink!, Olympic Skier, On Cue, Operation Thunderbolt, Operation Wolf, Orbitron, Outlaw, P.O.D. - Proof of Destruction, Pacmania, Paint-Box 64, Pakacuda, Panther, Paperboy, Paperboy (alt), Paradroid, Parallax, Park Patrol, Pedro, Penetrator, Periscope Up, Pilot 64, Pinball Wizard, Ping Pong, Pipeline 2, Platoon, Popeye 2, Popeye 3: Wrestle Crazy, Poster Paster, Pro Skateboard Simulator, Prodigy, Professional Ski Simulator, Professional Snooker Simulator, Protium, Prowler, Punchy, Pyjamarama, QUATTRO Adventure, QUATTRO Cartoon, QUATTRO Combat, QUATTRO Fighters, QUATTRO Racers, QUATTRO Super Hits, Quintic Warrior, Raging Beast, Raid over Moscow, Rainbow Islands, Rally Driver, Rambo III, Rambo: First Blood Part II, Realm of Impossibility, Red Heat, Red Max, Renegade, Rescue on Fractalus!, Rigel's Revenge, Rik the Roadie, River Rescue, River Rescue (Alternative), Road Blasters, Road Blasters (Kixx), Road Runner, Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote, Robin to the Rescue, Rock Star Ate My Hamster, Rock'n Wrestle, Rock'n Wrestle (alt), Rollaround, Rollerball, Rollerboard, Rolling Thunder, RoomLord, Rupert and the Ice Castle, Rygar, SMASHED: Strangest Mobile Army Surgical Hospital East of Detroit, S.O.S., Salamander, Scorpion, Se-Kaa of Assiah, Sentinel, Shamus, Silkworm, Skatin' USA, Skool Daze, Slamball, Slap Fight, Slayer, Slimey's Mine, Slinky, Snokie, Solomon's Key, Sorcery, Space Harrier, Space Walk, Speed King, Speedboat Race, Spike in Transilvania, Spitfire, Split Personalities, Spore, Spy vs Spy, Spy vs Spy II: The Island Caper, Spy vs Spy III: Arctic Antics, Squirm, Stallone: Cobra, Star Race, Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, Starlifter, Starquake, Steel, Stellar 7, Stix, Storm, Strangeloop, Street Cred Boxing, Street Gang, Street Surfer, Street Warriors, Strike, Strike Force Cobra, Strip Poker, Strip Poker (CDS), Strip Poker II, Strontium Dog and the Death Gauntlet, Stunt Bike, Stunt Bike Simulator, Sub Hunt, Suicide Express, Summer Games, Summer Games (Kixx), Super Cassette 'B', Super Cycle, Super Gran, Super Hang On, Super League, Super Seymour Saves the Planet, Super Trux, Superkid in Space, T-Bird, Target Renegade, Terra Cresta, Terrormolinos, Test Master, The Action Pack, The Curse of Sherwood, The Election Game, The Growing Pains of Adrian Mole, The Halls of the Things, The Helm, The Human Race, The Last Ninja, The Last V8, The Last V8 (alt), The Legend of the Knucker-Hole, The National, The Newzealand Story, The Power Pack, The Quest for the Golden Egg Cup, The Quest for the Holy Grail, The Very First, The Vindicator, Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends, Thrust, Thrust (alt), Thunder Blade, Thundercats, Thunderforce, Time Traveller, Tomahawk, Tombs of Xeiops, Tornado Low Level, Traffic, Trailblazer, Trivial Fruit, Trollie Wallie, Turbo 64, Turbo Boat Simulator, Turbo Esprit, Turtle Jump, U.F.O., Uridium, Vampire, Vegas Jackpot, Velocipede, Velocipede II, Venom, Wanderer 3D, Wanted! Monty Mole, War Cars Construction Set, War Hawk, Way of the Exploding Fist, Who Dares Wins II, Who Dares Wins II (Alternative), Wilder Westen, Winter Games, Winter Games (Kixx), Wiz Biz, Wizball, Word Feud, World Games, World Series Baseball, Xevious, Yeti, Yie Ar Kung-Fu, Yogi's Great Escape, Zoids, Zolyx, Zone Ranger, Zorro, Zzzzzzz [The Ultimate Tape Archive Team]
• nascom_snap: 3D Labyrinth, 3D Maze, Adventure Quest, Asteroids, BLS Pascal V1.2, Breakout, Car Race, Chaser, Colossal Adventure, Double Mastermind, Dungeon Adventure, Eldorado Gold, Eliza, Extension Basic, Fruit Machine, Fruit Machine Game, Galactic Invaders, Galaxian Attack, Galaxy Attack, Gener-80, Graphics ROM Editor, Hangman, Hisoft Pascal 4 V1.0, Hisoft Pascal 4 V1.5, Hisoft Pascal 4 V2.0, HullForth, Invasion, Invasion Earth, Jailbreak in Space, Level 9 Surround, Life, Logichess, Lollypop Lady Trainer, Lords of Time, Lumberjack, Lunar Lander, Monster, Moon Raider, NAS-Calc, NAS-Forth V1.11, NAS-Pen 2.0, Nas-Graphpac 1.0, Nascom Extended Basic, Othello, Pac Man, Piranha, Päck-Männ, React, Retriever 2, Return to Eden, Revenge of the Drosphila, Reversi, Rubic, Sargon Chess v1.2, Sargon Chess v1.3, Serpent, Snowball, Space Invaders, Space Invasion, Space Zap, Spacewar, The Hole in the Wall, Tic-Tac-Toe, V & T Assembler, Xtal Basic 2.2, ZEAP 2.0 [Nigel Barnes]
• nascom_socket: NAS-Pen 1.0, NAS-Print 80, Sys-Ex [Nigel Barnes]

Software list items promoted to working

• bbc_rom: Solidisk DFS 2.1J Issue 2 [Nigel Barnes]

New NOT_WORKING software list additions

• bbc_rom: Inter-Base 2.0A, MRM E00 DFS 1.20, Mega3, SatPic 3.0 [Nigel Barnes]
• monon_color: Gāngtiě xiá-yīngxióng fǎnjí zhàn, Jiāngshī lièrén, Jī jiǎ xuànfēng-gédòu dàshī, Kǎijiǎ yǒngshì dàluàn dòu, Luòkè wángguó-bīng zhī lán, Luòkè wángguó-dà màoxiǎn, Luòkè wángguó-hēi zhī yán, Luòkè wángguó-kǎ pái zhàn jì, Luòkè wángguó-mófǎ zhèn, Luójí pīn yī pīn, Lóngzhū-wǔdào dàhuì, Shén pò-shīluò de yíjī, Sài ěr hào-néngyuán dà zuòzhàn, Sài ěr hào: Zhànshén dòu hún, Yīngxióng liánméng-zhōngjí gédòu [zhongtiao1]
• nascom_snap: Starfighters [Nigel Barnes]

Source Changes

• tmp68301: Improved accuracy of registration and acknowledgment of pending interrupts. [AJR]
  
• balsente.cpp: Separated emulation (and ROM) of 6VB audio board from driver class. [AJR]
  
• f8: Fixed LNK instruction by testing carry flag before clearing flags (github #4371). [AJR]
  
• z8: Overhauled register handling. [AJR]
  
  • Moved internal internal register file to a separate address space, and added port output registers to debug state.
  • Lock out interrupts on reset until EI instruction is executed.
• mbc55x: Added 8087 coprocessor. [AJR]
  
• x86: Step over REP instructions in debugger. [AJR]
  
• alphatro: Corrected clock frequencies and screen timings, and separated into PAL and NTSC variants. [AJR]
  
• tv955: Made keyboard begin to work, and added cursor emulation. [AJR]
  
• eepromser: Don’t change state on soft reset (EEPROMs don’t actually have reset lines). [AJR]
  
• rainbow.cpp: Improved monitor auto-detection, fixed palette problems, and cleaned up logging, and updated notes. [Bavarese]
  
• scsp.cpp: Made SCSP emulation better reflect hardware implementation. [cam900]
  
  • Implemented EXTS mixing and DAC18B output, and removed hard-coded DMA IRQ target device.
  • Added save state support, marked as having imperfects sound, and updated to use explicitly sized integer types.
  • Cleaned up unused and duplicated code, removed MCFG macros, and reformatted code.
  • stvcd.cpp: Implemented device_mixer_interface, allowing CD audio to be routed correctly.
  • coolridr.cpp, model2.cpp, model3.cpp: Corrected SCSP and sound CPU clocks, and corrected sound balance.
  • stv.cpp: Corrected SCSP clock.
• coolridr.cpp updates: [cam900]
  
  • Restricted drawing to clipping rectangle and deferred allocating palette memory until start time.
  • Reduced code duplication, replaced a bare pointers with an object finder, and improved tags and member names.
• psikyo4.cpp updates: [cam900]
  
  • Fixed sound routing and reduced runtime tag map lookups.
  • Reduced code duplication, eliminated use of ACCESSING_BITS macros, and improved member names.
• prehisle.cpp: Cleaned up code, improved member names, and reduced runtime tag map lookups. [cam900]
  
• seta2.cpp cleanup: [cam900]
  
  • Deferred allocation of sprite RAM until start time, and reduced use of ACCESSING_BITS macros.
  • Made more members protected, reduced unnecessary code, and improved member names.
• pgm2.cpp and pgm2_memcard.cpp cleanup: [cam900]
  
  • Made better use of region finders rather than relying on hard-coded sizes and runtime tag map lookups.
  • Changed to abbreviated integer types, made use of m_ member prefix consistent, and streamlined handler member signatures.
  • Made code prefer explicitly sized integer types, reduced variable scope, and const-qualified more variables.
  • Simplified graphics decoding description, reduceds use of MCFG macros, improved region names, and updated notes.
• deco32.cpp: Fixed graphical regression in captaven and clones (github #4417), and restricted ACE mixing to cliprect rectangle. [cam900]
  
• sdl_sound.cpp: Re-worked ring buffer code to better encapsulate it and avoid deadlocks. [Celelibi]
  
• ssv.cpp: Emulated row scroll and plane masking effects. [David Haywood]
  
• gcpinbal.cpp: Emulated raster interrupts (used for effects in Power Flipper Pinball Shooting). [David Haywood]
  
• seta2.cpp updates: [David Haywood]
  
  • Added preliminary emulation of raster effects and X offset registers.
  • Improved tilemap wrapping in 8×8 mode and screen size/visible area/layer offset handling.
  • Implemented alternate sprite format flag user by grdians map screen overlay.
  • Simplified graphics decoding, and cleaned up code.
• goldstar.cpp: Added ROM patches to help Fruit Bonus 2010 boot, and improved inputs. [David Haywood]
  
• mcs51: Added preliminary AppoTech AXC51-CORE disassembler. [David Haywood]
  
• bus/nes_ctrl: Added Majesco dance mat device (used by the ddrdismx and ddrstraw in nes_vt.cpp). [David Haywood]
  
• amiga: Added support for the A2058 memory expansion Zorro card. [Dirk Best]
  
• hp9825, hp9845: Split I/O subsystem out of hp9845 driver, added I/O slots to hp9825, and added 98032 GPIO module. [F.Ulivi]
  
• Emulated HP 3478 digital multimeter. [fenugrec]
  
  • Analog-side 8048 MCU is not dumped or emulated – main ROM patched to work around its absence.
  • Some LCD characters are unverified, and LCD annunciators are not rendered.
  • HP-IB/IEEE488 interface is not emulated (uses i8291 controller).
• ampoker.cpp: Fixed NVRAM size. [Grull Osgo]
  
• Fixed some collateral damage from refactoring. [hap]
  
• snowbros.cpp: Replaced yutnori ROM patch with protection simulation. [iq_132, Robbbert]
  
• toypop.cpp: Simplified foreground coordinate calculation. [kunikuni]
  
• ti99: Raise a fatal error on detecting an over-sized cartridge dump to avoid memory corruption. [Michael Zapf]
  
• Updated Android support to build with NDK r18b, current Android Studio, and current Gradle (target API version is now 24). [Miodrag Milanović]
  
• nascom1 updates: [Nigel Barnes]
  
  • Improved parsing of snapshots, and added character ROM snapshot for Sargon Chess.
  • Added B-Bug monitor BIOS option.
  • Corrected LSW1 links location for Restart address.
• bbc updates: [Nigel Barnes]
  
  • Added bus clocks for FDC (8 MHz), 1MHz bus (1 MHz), and Compact expansion port (8 MHz).
  • Added Music 2000 and EMR BBC MIDI Interface 1MHz bus devices.
• debugger: Prevent watchpoints from being installed multiple times recursively. [O. Galibert]
  
• swp30.cpp: Improved sound generation and added save state support. [O. Galibert]
  
• ymmu100.cpp: Hooked up MIDI ports and added additional logging. [O. Galibert]
  
• t10mmc.cpp: Reverted seemingly erroneous change to CD audio commands, and added gain setters for each CD-DA channel. [Phil Bennett]
  
• nascom1.cpp updates: [Phill Harvey-Smith]
  
  • Fixed Nascom 2/3 keyboard handling so CTRL key combinations work.
  • Added correct Nascom 2 NasSys 3 BIOS ROMs for default, AVC and NET versions, and added Nascom 3 CP/M boot v3.2 BIOS ROM.
• apple3: Attempted to improve font uploading (still not perfect). [R. Belmont, Rob Justice]
  
• apple2: Added support for version 2 .WOZ floppy image files. [R. Belmont]
  
• z80ne: Corrected error in ROM from when it was transcribed by hand. [Robbbert]
  
• vtech2: Added support for French and German, selectable via machine configuration switches. [Robbbert]
  
  • Note that it will crash when Reset is selected, logged as MT07180.
• rulechan.cpp: Cleaned up code, and turned Demo DIP switch on by default. [Roberto Fresca]
  
• brkthru.cpp: Fixed brkthrut PROM addressing and added notes. [Roberto Fresca]
  
• e132xs.cpp: Fixex CMPB and SUBC instruction emulation and instruction length flags when using the DRC. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• midtunit.cpp: Converted video emulation to a device and removed static global variables. [Ryan Holtz]
  
  • Also added a DMA blitter graphics viewer that can be enabled with a preprocessor macro.
• midtunit.cpp, midxunit.cpp: Cleaned up code and converted logging to use logmacro. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• tms32031: Fixed disassembler and eliminated MCFG macros. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• pocketc.cpp cleanup: [Ryan Holtz]
  
  • Reduced duplication, improved member names, reduced runtime tag map lookups, and converted logging to use logmacro.
  • Removed MCFG macros, made better use of language and framework features, re-formatted code, and cleaned up comments.
• Updated bgfx and bx to latest upstream code. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• cave.cpp: Removed MCFG macros and made common configuration blocks into functions. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• Eliminated MCFG macros from may devices and drivers, including all but one of the CPUs. [Ryan Holtz, Ivan Vangelista]
  
• pasopia7: Increased keyboard poll rate to 5 kHz – allows de-bounce code to work. [shattered]
  
• hp_dio: Added DMA enable to control register of human interface card. [Sven Schnelle]
  
• mb87030.cpp: Fixed FIFO behaviour (fixes SCSI on HP9000/382). [Sven Schnelle]
  
• m68kfpu: Added (d16,An) addr mode to WRITE_EA_FPE (used by NetBSD’s ps command). [Sven Schnelle]
  
• Added support for building with clang on FreeBSD/NetBSD, and added a missing header to video/xavix.cpp. [Thomas Klausner]
  
• gsword.cpp: Dumped gsword MCU and replaced simulation with preliminary emulation. [Vas Crabb, Caps0ff, *=/STARRIDER\=*]
  
  • Demoted gsword to MACHINE_NOT_WORKING and MACHINE_IMPERFECT_SOUND as there are issues with credits registering and sound.
  • Removed BAD_DUMP flag from josvolly MCU dump – there’s no reason to believe the MCUs contain different programs.
• Updated and improved some command-line option descriptions. [Vas Crabb]
  
• goldstar.cpp: Dumped graphics ROMs for Fruit Bonus 2010. [Canil Babypet]
  
• brkthru.cpp: Re-dumped ROMs and dumped PROMs for brkthrut. [ClawGrip, jordigahan, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
  
• balsente.cpp: Added a missing mainboard PAL dump, and improved documentation for Spanish Trivial Pursuit sets. [ClawGrip, Recreativas.org]
  
• leapster.xml: Documented some undumped games (there are dozens still missing). [ClawGrip]
  
• brkthru.cpp: Dumped PALs, added PCB layout and updated notes for darwin. [f205v]
  
• ymmu100.cpp: Added missing ROMs. [Guru]
  
• aristmk5.cpp: Improved documentation. [Heihachi_73]
  
• aristmk6.cpp: Added two BIOS sets, and fixed some PCB locations. [Heihachi_73]
  
• Brute-forced DES key for Sangokushi Taisen 2 satellite (Chihiro). [Peter Wilhelmsen, Morten Shearman Kirkegaard]
  
• m24: Added BIOS versions v1.1, v1.21 and v1.36, and added additional comments and links. [rfka01]
  
• berzerk.cpp: Corrected ROM labels for berzerk1 based on board photographs. [Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]