Here's whatsnew:
I've fixed some problems in the emulation:
Color palettes seem right now
Fullscreen Zoom
Sprite Zoom
Linescroll

The priorities have improved but they aren't fully right yet (mainly in jojo games).
Shadow/alpha is still missing.
Linezoom is missing, but I haven't found a single place where it's used.
Sean stage in sf3ng doesn't crash now, but shows garbage in the bg.

I've added an entry to the ini so you can switch the region (except for
warzard that it won't boot unless region is Asia)

I've also tried to fix some problems that people were having with
some old and integrated graphics chipsets. Probably some problems
have been fixed, but there might still be some around.
You can now also try to fix the renderer to the vsync of your monitor
with an option in the ini file (ForceSync).

UPDATE: I've noticed that I disabled the image filtering in fullscreen.
I've updated the package with an exe that works like the old version
you can get the unfiltered version by setting FilterTilemaps=0 in the ini.

Get it here:
http://nebula.emulatronia.com/

-Trebor

Congratulations ElSemi, the result is outstanding. Thanks for the emu !

Interesting, but how is this accomplished? The decryption can't be cracked...right? So a way is found to access game-code by way of a trick? And how come the CD image isn't necessary? Was everything on the CD for bootleg-security purposes only?

> Interesting, but how is this accomplished? The decryption can't be
> cracked...right?

Go read Haze's MAME WIP and the more recent entries as well.

> Go read Haze's MAME WIP and the more recent entries as well.
>

Thanks. So Andreas Naive actually cracked the encryption. Mad props to him. I wonder how one person alone could RE what was thought the toughest encryption.. (i wish his blog was "readable").

And they're using a no-cd version. Interesting, but how come the nocd version is so much smaller than the cd image? It's almost as if the cd image doesn't contain relevant game data.