Обновился эмулятор консоли PlayStation Portable - PPSSPP.

What's new in 1.19
 Audio
 - Brand new sceAtrac implementation, fixing Flatout and multiple other long-standing issues!
 - More correctly implemented sceAtrac-through-sceSas functionality, fixing voice in Sol Trigger and multiple minis
 - Better support for using sceAudiocodec directly, fixing music in some homebrew apps
 - Volume control improvement

 Rendering fixes and performance
 - Important: This will be the last major version with D3D9 support. D3D11 will of course continue to be supported, along with Vulkan and OpenGL
 - Fix smoke effects in Jak'n'Daxter by re-using the fix from Ratchet & Clank
 - Software depth buffer rendering added to fix lens flares in multiple games efficiently (Midnight Club LA, Wipeout, Syphon Filter etc)
 - Multiple rendering-related crash fixes
 - Texture replacement load speed corrected and can now be controlled (#20286), regression fix for zipped packs
 - Additional assorted compatibility and other fixes
 - Persona 1/2 readback fixes
 - Other correctness fixes

 General emulation
 - Allow disabling HLE on a per-module basis (if games ship the module so we can load it). Enabled for sceCcc, and more importantly scePsmf, fixing multiple issues
 - Additional module loading improvements
 - More precise sleep function on Windows
 - More replacement texture improvements, allow replacing game icons
 - Disable certain features like fast-forward when networking is on, to avoid de-syncs
 - Fixes mono Atrac3 as video soundtrack
 - Improvements to RISC-V support

 Control and input
 - Touch gliding support added
 - Allow simultaneous DInput and XInput input

 New "Dear ImGui"-based PSP debugger: ImDebugger
 - Allows very rapid development of debugging features as-needed, and also implements a pretty good Ge debugger for stepping through draws
 - Unlike the old Win32 debugger (but similar to the unmaintained web debugger), works on all platforms (though cumbersome on touchscreens)
 - Major commits (though there are many more)
 
 Multiplayer
 - Added Infrastructure multiplayer support, with automatic DNS configuration
 - Implement more of sceNet (prerequisite for the former feature)
 - Socket re-mapping implemented
 - Assorted bugfixes, thanks ANR2ME
 
 UI
 - Loading spinner now actually spins properly, the app no longer appears to hang
 - Minor features: Asks for confirmation on exit in most scenarios, DPI scaling, can pause without menu
 - As usual a lot of tweaks, perf fixes, and fixes for hangs and crashes
 - Two new color themes, related themability fixes
 - Improvements and bug fixes in the savedata manager
 - Add "Move to trash" deletion funcionality to multiple platforms
 - Add ability to take "raw" screenshots of gameplay
 - More files can be loaded directly from ZIP
 - Developer Settings are now tabbed for easier access
 - Switch to the full libpng API so we can disable gamma correction, like the real PSP
 - Support displaying the battery percentage on more platforms
 - Allow picking a background image on iOS
 
 Platform compatibility
 - Exclude older Macs from using Vulkan (too many black screens, hangs)
 - Use portable-file-dialogs to provide file-open dialogs on Linux
 - "Cache full ISO in RAM" is now correctly hidden where it doesn't work
 - Now rendering at proper resolution on newer Macs
 - Mouse input improved on Android, including separate button mapping
 - Use the correct font again on Mac/iOS
 - Multiple file access optimizations made to make the most out of the flawed foundation called Android Scoped Storage

Обновился эмулятор Atari Jaguar - BigPEmu.

- Added some more unaligned read/write edge case handling. This addresses a problem in Theme Park, possibly among other things
- Changed some undocumented RISC instruction behavior to match some of my local hardware tests. One of these changes is known to correct an issue with object directions in Defender 2000
- Added more Jaguar GD functionality. Filesystem functions are stubbed out, but I wasn't sure if anyone really needs/wants this fully implemented, so let me know if it's important to you
- Fixed a few "undefined" Blitter cases (not known to affect any existing titles)
- Linux ARM64 builds are now part of the automated build set. Special thanks to cubanismo for guiding me through the minefield of cross-compiling for ancient Linux targets
- Significant improvements to the network rollback functionality, propagated back from BigInstinct
- All kinds of new platform/framework functionality, also propagated back from BigInstinct. I didn't feel like going through hundreds of changes to make a coherent summary, but one of the more notable additions is a byuu-style run-ahead option
- Exposed a bunch of sound spatialization functionality to the scripting API
- Exposed MOD and MP3 playback to the scripting API
- Added a timing fix for Val d'Isere Skiing and Snowboarding
- Various developer build changes to more accurately reflect hardware and/or detect errors which would break on non-developer builds (this includes enabling M68K address exceptions)
- Lots of "anti-emulator" code will be failing in developer builds at this point, and some related functionality may be propagating to non-developer builds soon; relying on inaccuracies to prevent your software from running in BigPEmu is unwise. If you really want to prevent your software from running in BigPEmu, contact me about better/future-proof methods