BizHawk is a multi-system emulator written in C#. BizHawk provides nice features for casual gamers such as full screen, and joypad support in addition to full rerecording and debugging tools for all system cores.
Fixed crashes and other problems with MAME and other cores, and with EmuHawk.
See full changelog: https://tasvideos.org/Bizhawk/ReleaseHistory#Bizhawk291
New cores
Lots of updates and fixes to existing cores and to EmuHawk.
See full changelog: https://tasvideos.org/Bizhawk/ReleaseHistory#Bizhawk29
2.9 is out. Check the list of releases.
Third candidate build for the upcoming 2.9 release. (changes from RC2) Please help us check for regressions, especially in TAStudio and the rest of the TASing workflow, and in Lua. Remember: if it's not reported then it won't be fixed!
2.9 will see Ares64 graduate from experimental, including Ares64's N64DD emulation, the merge of the MAME experiment, new cores for Atari Jaguar/Jaguar CD and TIC-80, a subframe-capable BSNES, and also Satellaview emulation with BSNES. It will also replace the two old Lua engines with a new one using KeraLua, meaning the features of Lua 5.2 through 5.4 such as integers will be available. It will be the first version with RetroAchievements integration. A changelog listing all the bugfixes and improvements will come later, but for now you can check the resolved issues and commit history.
2.9 is out. Check the list of releases.
Second candidate build for the upcoming 2.9 release. (changes from RC1) Please help us check for regressions, especially in TAStudio and the rest of the TASing workflow, and in Lua. Remember: if it's not reported then it won't be fixed!
2.9 will see Ares64 graduate from experimental, including Ares64's N64DD emulation, the merge of the MAME experiment, new cores for Atari Jaguar/Jaguar CD and TIC-80, and a subframe-capable BSNES. It will also replace the two old Lua engines with a new one using KeraLua, meaning the features of Lua 5.2 through 5.4 such as integers will be available. It will be the first version with RetroAchievements integration. A changelog listing all the bugfixes and improvements will come later, but for now you can check the resolved issues and commit history.
2.9 is out. Check the list of releases.
First candidate build for the upcoming 2.9 release.
Please help us check for regressions, especially in TAStudio and the rest of the TASing workflow, and in Lua oops. Remember: if it's not reported then it won't be fixed!
2.9 will see Ares64 graduate from experimental, including Ares64's N64DD emulation, the merge of the MAME experiment, new cores for Atari Jaguar/Jaguar CD and TIC-80, and a subframe-capable BSNES. It will also replace the two old Lua engines with a new one using KeraLua, meaning the features of Lua 5.2 through 5.4 such as integers will be available. It will be the first version with RetroAchievements integration. A changelog listing all the bugfixes and improvements will come later, but for now you can check the resolved issues and commit history.
This release sees BSNESv115+ and MSXHawk graduate from experimental, and the addition of 5(!) new cores emulating GB/C, N64, PSX, and TI-83. Read the details in the full changelog.
2.8 is out. Check the list of releases.
First candidate build for the upcoming 2.8 release. Please help us check for regressions, especially in TAStudio and the rest of the TASing workflow. Remember: if it's not reported then it won't be fixed!
2.8 will see MSXHawk graduate from experimental. It will also introduce 3 new cores—these are not part of this RC. A changelog listing all the bugfixes and improvements will come later, but for now you can check the closed issues and commit history.
See full changelog: http://tasvideos.org/Bizhawk/ReleaseHistory.html#Bizhawk27