Emutastic Site Update  -  posted by: Gent on April 20 2005

Project64 1.6 Update  -  posted by: Gent on April 1 2005

Kega Fusion Update  -  posted by: Gent on Jan 28 2005

Kega Fusion Update  -  posted by: Gent on November 14 2004

Kega Fusion Update  -  posted by: Gent on July 22 2004

Kega Fusion Update  -  posted by: Gent on July 18 2004

Kega Fusion Released  -  posted by: Gent on July 16 2004

Chankast alpha 0.2a released  -  posted by: Trotterwatch on June 12 2004

Bugs fixed:

- vga/ntsc bug fixed
- control pad fixed
- fixed a bug in the video renderer that was causing some game to crash

See the Chankast Website to find out more and to download.

Chankast alpha 0.2 released  -  posted by: Trotterwatch on June 12 2004

About the news in this release:

- Improved stability, no more random crashes during gameplay  
- Fixes to the GFX core for games such as Shenmue 1&2 and Soul Calibur  
- Better compatibility, for example Dead or Alive 2, Virtual On and many, many more  
- Optimized code for even more speed  
- Option to over- and underclock the SH4 CPU  
- Completly re-done PAD configuration screen  
- Added support for PAD plugins  
- Added an option for cable selection  
- Integrated Capcom hack into the other versions  
- Re-worked menu and help file  
- ... and many more fixes we don't really remember ;)

See the Chankast Website to find out more and to download.

Chankast Dreamcast Emulator  -  posted by: Trotterwatch on June 1 2004

In case you haven't noticed there is a massive buzz around the Emulation Scene about a new Dreamcast Emulator by the name of Chankast that plays an array of Commercial Games. It is an incredible first release of this Emulator and is sure to go onto bigger and better releases. We have added this excellent Emulator to the promising section and will include it into the Emulator Guides as soon as it builds into a more compatible and fully featured Emulator.

Click on the Chankast Emulator to find out more.

Time to say Goodbye  -  posted by: Gent on May 14 2004

I have been very busy at collage and taking my ECDL Exams and have realised just how Fan Feking Tastic its been to be out and about and getting stuck into something so enjoyable and not stuck doing the same thing day in and day out, and that's exactly what I have been doing in Emulation over the last god knows how many years.

I promised my wife when she asked me to do something about Emulation Pal Cheat Support way back when, and well lets face it Both PJ64 and 1964 have now gone above and beyond that initial promise and the out come is something truly to be proud of. Both now sport an array of US NTSC, EUR PAL, French PAL, German PAL, Spanish PAL, Italian PAL, Australian PAL and of Course JAP Cheat Support. I also set out to do this site to help those people who needed help or didn't really understand how to use emulators and i am equally as proud of Emutastic and how it has turnt out. I just really hope some good can come out of it and its Supporting Fourm and hopefully Malcolm, TrotterWatch, Clements, Blizz and the rest of the Gang will continue the good Work.

I myself unlike my Wife was never really a Great Game Player infact the only Game I ever really enjoyed was Aerogauge so i hope this puts in perspective of all the years spent on projects that i personally would not have normally taken part in.

I have made some fantastic friends in the Emulation World and a hell of alot of those being Authors, i also made alot of enemies lol which was equally as enjoyable.

I have had the best of times, and i have had the worst of times, but above all, i have had a learning experience of a life time.

I have been working on one last PJ64 cheat file and RDB that when the time comes I'm sure a PJ64 Team Member will Release to the Public. Once it is released I guess either one of the Emu64 Cheats Team (Quvack or Winfy) might continue with the File? if not then anyone who wants to update it and release it is up to them

(you have a PJ64 Cheats Message Board  over at Emutalk at your disposal)

All that's left to say is thanks for the memories and a Big hug and thanks to Jabo,  Zilmar,  (Smiff sorry i didn't have a chance to see you before I really missed ya) Azi, Rice, Schibo, aprentice, Lord Cheese, Martin, Hacktarux, Icepir8, Witten, Rad. Slougi, Quvack, Malcolm, Blizz, Trotterwatch, Clements, 2fast4u, vampireuk, DuDe , NeTo and all the rest of the gang at Emulation64 and Emutalk

All The Best

Gent

Emutastic Interviews  -  posted by: Gent on May 9 2004

I decided to do some Interviews with Emulator, Plug-in, and Support File/Site Authors whether they have been active or non active in the Emulation Scene. The Interviews I have done/doing are just to catch up with and find out how they are and what they have been up to. They not a "how did you start" "why did you start" kind of thing. This I felt would give you a different insight into these really great Developers on a personal and fun loving aspect of their personalities, in the way I am lucky enough to know them. You can fall Interviews on the top navigation Menu on this page.

 Gens Emulator Guide  -  posted by: Gent on May 9 2004

I have just completed the Gens Emulator Guide and can also find many other Guides Like:

Mame32 Emulator Guide
Virtual ColecoVision Emulator Guide
Project Tempest Emulator Guide
Project64 1.5 Emulator Guide
Jnes Emulator Guide
Hugo_Win Emulator Guide
FreezeSMS Emulator Guide
Snes9x Emulator Guide
ZSNES_Win Emulator Guide
Handy Emulator Guide

We also have a Promising Section Including a Quick Look at FreeDO, Chankast and Dolphin. Just click on the Main Menu navigation to go to your desired destination.

pcsx2 v0.6 Released  -  posted by: Gent on March 24 2004

pcsx2 v0.6 Released on It;s 3rd Birthday and this is what Shadow wrote.
Quote:

You can get the latest Release on the the epcsx2 Website and the Screen Shots look Impressive. But For me, i have tried pcsx2 after every released version (including this latest) and quite frankly have never got anything to work.



This is the Only thing i have ever got to load on pcsx2 before it crashed lol
but at least it loaded so it shows some sort of promise i guess.

I'm just going to put it down to 2 things:

1) The emulator has problems with PAL Regions Games (as well as PSX games)
2) I'm an exception who uses his own PAL Purchased CDS lol

Anyway Happy Birthday pcsx2, Heres hoping that not in the too distant future we can look forward to great things from this Emulator.

The N64 Cheat Copu has been released  -  posted by: Gent on March 23 2004

The N64 Cheat Copu (Convert Offset Patch and Unpatch Tool) is a Very Nice Tool.
It is for people who dabble in Making and Converting N64 Cheat Codes.
The Tool allows a user to check differences (Offests) between Version/Region Cheat Codes, Convert in full GS/AR Format Single Or Multiple Codes using a known Hex Dif, Patching and Unpatching of Serial Repeaters (50 Patch Codes)

For more information on the N64 Cheat Copu visit The NeToSoft Website

Welcome to Emutastic  -  posted by: Gent on March 15 2004

Welcome you to Emutastic Hosted by Emulation64.com. After 2 years in the working we are finally at a state that we can launch. We hope you will find Our Visual Guides Helpful and easy to follow, but if you still need  further assistance we also have a Forum you can get to via the Link on the main menu.

All that's left to say is Enjoy!

All The Best

Gent