{"id":85165,"date":"2025-04-28T12:40:01","date_gmt":"2025-04-28T11:40:01","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.emu-france.com\/?p=85165"},"modified":"2025-04-28T12:40:01","modified_gmt":"2025-04-28T11:40:01","slug":"multi-ares-v144","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.emu-france.com\/?p=85165","title":{"rendered":"[Multi] Ares v144"},"content":{"rendered":"

Cr\u00e9\u00e9 par Near (ex byuu) et continu\u00e9 par Luke Usher (PolyBlast<\/a> \/ CxBx-Reloaded<\/a>) et d’autres, Ares est un \u00e9mulateur multi-syst\u00e8mes dont le d\u00e9veloppement a commenc\u00e9 le 14 octobre 2004. C’est un descendant de higan et bsnes. Il se concentre sur la pr\u00e9cision et la pr\u00e9servation.
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\nAres \u00e9mule les 34 machines suivantes:
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\n– Atari 2600
\n– Famicom + Famicom Disk System
\n– Super Famicom \/ SuFami Turbo \/ Satellaview \/ Super Game Boy
\n– Nintendo 64\/64DD + SETA Aleck64 (arcade)
\n– Game Boy + Game Boy Color
\n– Game Boy Advance + Game Boy Player
\n– SG-1000 (+ Arcade version) + SC-3000
\n– Master System + Game Gear
\n– Mega Drive + Mega 32X + Mega CD
\n– Nichibutsu – My Vision
\n– Playstation
\n– PC Engine + PC Engine CD + SuperGrafx
\n– MSX + MSX2
\n– ColecoVision
\n– Neo Geo Pocket + Neo Geo Pocket Color
\n– Neo Geo AES \/ MVS
\n– Sinclair Zx Spectrum
\n– WonderSwan + WonderSwan Color + SwanCrystal + Pocket Challenge V2
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\nA noter qu’un pack de shaders est disponible ici<\/a>.
\nDes packs MSU-1 sont disponibles ici<\/a>.
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\nVoici les informations depuis la derni\u00e8re version d’ares:
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\nThis release’s highlights include steady improvements to the Game Boy Advance, WonderSwan, and Nintendo 64 cores, as well as a selection of application bug fixes, behaviour improvements and updates to third-party libraries.<\/p>\n

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ARM7TDMI (Game Boy Advance CPU, ST018 Super Famicom coprocessor)
\n– Fixed disassembler mnemonic for CMP
\n– Fixed R15 read offsets on many instructions = Fixed miscalculated carry flags in Thumb mode
\n– Disallowed writing 0 to the uppermost bit of PSR mode
\n– Added an idle cycle to instructions that perform shifts by register values
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\nNEC V30MZ (WonderSwan CPU)
\n– Improved interrupt timing accuracy
\n– Improved timing of I\/O port accesses
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\nBandai – WonderSwan
\n– Added color emulation support to the original \u201cmono\u201d WonderSwan.
\n– Note that WS games on WS are displayed using linear gamma, as opposed to WS games on WSC.
\n– Fixed bugs involving cartridge-side RTC protocol emulation
\n– Improved APU emulation accuracy
\n– Improved interrupt timing accuracy
\n– Added support for emulating cartridges using an 8-bit ROM bus width
\n– Fixed color zero not being writable on translucent PPU palettes
\n– Fixed UART IRQs not being cleared by disabling the UART
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\nNintendo – Game Boy \/ Game Boy Color
\n– Tick timer on the falling edge of DIV bits
\n– Implemented PCM12 and PCM34 registers for APU
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\nNintendo – Game Boy Advance
\n– Latch lower address lines when accessing ROM during burst transfer
\n– Improved background VRAM access timings
\n– Updated cartridge database
\n– Fixed handling of mid-scanline writes to linear background scroll registers
\n– Fixed some bugs that occurred when pixel accuracy was disabled
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\nNintendo – Famicom Disk System
\n– Added delay to disk state when swapping disks, resolving issues with multiple games where a disk swap was happening too quickly
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\nNintendo 64 \/ Aleck 64
\n– Fixed an issue that could cause an application hang under certain titles that deactivate the VI
\n– Add support for the unreleased port \u201cO.D.T. – Escape\u2026 Or Die Trying\u201d to the internal DB
\n– Fixed ID in internal DB for Rampage 2, so controller pak and rumble pak should now work correctly
\n– Added compile-time accuracy flag to bypass IPL2 checksum validation for development purposes
\n– Improved error messaging if the Aleck 64 Pif ROM is missing when trying to load an Aleck 64 game.
\n– Added support for configurable Controller Pak storage sizes
\n– Applied a fix to allow booting ROMs with non-standard PI DOM1 parameters in headers
\n– Disabled super-sampled RDP readbacks: fixes some accuracy issues\/passes more test cases in the official RDP test suite.
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\nNintendo – SNES \/ Super Famicom
\n– Fixed loading of some games that require additional firmware for chips included in the cartridge
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\nSega – Master System
\n– Updated PAL only entries in the local DB so that they play at the correct 50Hz
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\nSega – Mega Drive \/ Genesis \/ CD \/ 32X
\n– Fixed incorrect hash for Wonder Boy in Monster World (USA, Europe) that allows for correct EEPROM detection, making the game playable
\n– Fixed YM2612 LFO \u2018AM\u2019 bit emulation (Fixing broken audio in Kid Chameleon and others)
\n– 32X: In H32 mode, the display is offset by approximately 3.25 pixels to the right
\n– 32X: Fix registers and machine state on reset
\n– CD: Fixed an issue where resetting the system while a game was running would result in the BIOS locking up on reboot.
\n– 32X: Improve synchronisation between MD\/32X: fixes H\/V tests in testpico when running in 32X mode.
\n– Improved VDP IRQ delay emulation
\n– Improve YM2612 timer emulation
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\nSony – PlayStation
\n– Fixed an assertion in Lunar disc 1 when walking into Alex\u2019s house or the barn to the right of it, preventing a crash.
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\nUI \/ Program
\n– Fixed a runtime crash on arm64 Linux with builds compiled with GCC
\n– Improved compatibility inside sandboxed environments
\n– Fixed passing relative paths for ROMs when launching ares on the command line
\n– Fixed an issue with the displayed release version name on Windows
\n– Fixed an issue causing malformed save directory names when a custom save path was specified
\n– Fixed an issue causing the \u201cmissing firmware\u201d error to appear twice
\n– Fixed an issue that could cause runaway memory use on startup under the SDL input driver
\n– Fixed an issue affecting compatibility with macOS versions before 12.0
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\nDependencies
\n– Updated SDL to version 3.2.10 (SDL3)
\n– Updated librashader to version 0.6.3
\n– Updated slang-shaders to ref 25311dc<\/em>
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T\u00e9l\u00e9charger Ares (32 bits) v114 (3.3 Mo)<\/a><\/p><\/p>\n

T\u00e9l\u00e9charger Ares (64 bits) v147 (56.0 Mo)<\/a><\/p><\/p>\n

Site Officiel (pour archive)<\/a><\/p>\n

Site Officiel de substitution<\/a><\/p>\n

Site de d\u00e9veloppement<\/a><\/p>\n

En savoir plus…<\/a><\/p>\n

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