• fixed loading of files and folders containing non-ANSI characters (Chinese, Japanese, etc)
• fixed a slight lag on startup due to the new file browser
• fixed path selection setting, screenshots will now be saved to the correct directory
• hid memory editor scrollbar since it does not work yet
• disabled window positioning on Linux due to bugs in the Compiz compositor
• added icons from the Tango icon library to the menus and panels

• corrected a small bug in HDMA processing; fixes College Football ‘97 flickering
• corrected ROMBR and PBR SuperFX register masking; fixes Voxel demo [MooglyGuy]
• DSP-4 driver AI bug fixed [Jonas Quinn]
• added save state support to the S-DD1, S-RTC, DSP-1, DSP-2 and ST-0010 co-processors
• fixed a freeze issue when the S-SMP encounters STOP and SLEEP opcodes

Welcome, stranger. This is the new (and only) official information source for my little SNES/Genesis USB reader project. After getting so much buzz on Hackaday, YouTube, Engadget and Gizmodo and many other places, I decided to give this little project a name, snega2usb (feel free to come up with something a bit catchier), and its own website. I may keep on spreading a few comments here and there, but this will be the official channel.

The most notable feature for this release is the addition of SuperFX support. This enables an additional eight commercial games, and two unreleased betas, to run with full support. Most notably of these would be Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and Starfox. Though timing is not quite perfect just yet, there should be no known issues with any titles at the time of this release. That means there should only be two official, commercially-released titles that are not compatible with bsnes at this time: Quick-move Shogi Match with Nidan Rank-holder Morita 1 and 2 (using the ST011 and ST018 co-processors, respectively.)

• Fixed SD/USB corruption bug
• SMB works again
• GUI bugs fixed, GUI behavioral improvements