Byuu.org Website Review

Status Update2018-12-19 I have been in the process of moving to Japan for the past three months. After much hard work, this is now mostly completed and my development box is once again up and running. During this process, I had a lot of time to reflect on things. I've decided to separate my personal life from my development work. To that aim, I am scaling back my usage of social media platforms, have removed the site's articles, and have closed my forums. Things are going very well here, and my Japanese is progressing faster than ever. The immersion factor really is key to learning new languages. As such, I'd regret if I squandered this opportunity by spending most of my time online. I'll still be around, of course, just Development of higan, bsnes, and the SNES preservation project have officially resumed. It will progress at more or less the same pace as bsnes v106r44 beta released2018-06-27 I'm releasing a beta version of bsnes, for the purpose of gathering feedback and ensuring that the first official release of bsnes is as solid as possible. mostly feature complete. However, please do not form a lasting opinion of bsnes based on this beta. This is going to be a standalone SNES emulator, utilizing the higan SNES core, but with a much faster multi-threaded PPU renderer. The performance should hopefully exceed the old bsnes-balanced releases, while being just as accurate. The bsnes project is also going to focus heavily on ease of use, providing support for direct ROM file loading, automatic gamepad The goal is to provide all of the recent higan SNES emulation improvements and the SNES preservation project work to a wider This release adds auto-saving RAM support and a new tool to save per-game text notes. It also adds 64 new SNES PAL game verifications to the icarus database, courtesy of DoNotWant and Smarthuman. This release supersedes higan v105, and is released to fix a critical issue that was affecting the newly completed English translation of