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Ukhar is a 2D action adventure game set in a sword and sorcery world.

Finally, we're pleased to announce that Atelier Marie + Elie is released in English today Smile

This is a compilation of the original games "Atelier Marie" and "Atelier Elie". These are the first "Atelier" games from Gust, originally released in 1997 and 1998 on PSX. The PS2 compilation has improved graphics and a much better user interface than the PSX versions.

We translated everything. All the texts and images have been translated and we subtitled the only voiced video on the fly. Moreover, ALL the official bugs are fixed and the Extra menus which hadn't been implemented in that compilation as well as the PSX Openings have been added by ourselves from scratch with the data from the original games. So, that translated compilation shouldn't have drawbacks anymore compared to the PSX versions.

Ves, Doozer and I have done new latency measurements on current Linux (e.g. GroovyArcade 2018) and we can all confirm that latency-wise Linux is finally on par with Windows. This means you can achieve next frame response routinely as long as you use frame delay on a semidecent machine.

For instance, this video was recorded by Ves on a Core2Duo using -fd 7, latest GroovyArcade and a "minibox" as input device (keyboard encoder through ps-2), where you can see next frame response for some of the samples (depending on how late the input happens in previous frame): https://drive.google.com/open?id=1J3BJg … X4oxcLckXK

This was certainly NOT the case a few years ago when some of us performed the same tests (check previous pages in this thread). So there must have been some change in the kernel in the meantime making next frame response possible.

I think it's important to post about this so we're all updated to current knowledge of things.

first emulator with real QSound support

Here's a new Blazing Chrome trailer! =) Also, I'm glad to announce our partnership with @TheArcadeCrew

https://youtu.be/vaId54PxAMQ  via @YouTube

Ghost of a Tale follows Tilo, a courageous mouse and minstrel on a perilous adventure.

The game is mostly being developed by one person, Seith, with a little help from his friends.