Version 2.0 (August 1, 2008) - "Free Play Only!"
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This major version number change has nothing to do with new functionality for
once - it was done to mark a different milestone in the PinMAME development:
from this day on, anybody will be free to compile Visual PinMAME for himself,
so the four formerly crypted files are available in their unencrypted version
from our source code repository now!

At the same time the expiration date was removed, so this version is both
totally OPEN SOURCE and NEVER-EXPIRING at the same time. Well worth a 2.0,
what do you think? ;)

On a sad note, this means we won't emulate the new S.A.M. system by Stern for
quite some time to come - because of the same reason Visual PinMAME was closed
source before: once you're able to emulate one of the games using that
platform, all of the other games will work instantaneously as well!

However, development on all other manufacturer's platforms is continuing.
Playmatic games are working a little by now, and we will see more improvement
in the future for sure; sound is next on our issue list.

The TMS5200 is about the most complicated piece of hardware to emulate it
seems; Lord Nightmare spends almost all of his free time to get it right,
and we'll keep track of the latest outcomings as used in MAME, and will port
the updates to PinMAME as soon as they are available.
With this release, the speech sounds no longer as "hollow" as it did before,
and a few chirps and clicks are gone by using the TMS5200 specific emulation.

Some more (Nuova) Bell games were added, and a dart-based pinball conversion
kit for Bally machines was found by JRR (thanks!)
Brian also came up with Alvin G.'s "USA Football". :)

Changes:

*** CORE/CPU ***
Added new debugger command CODELIST
Fixed some disassembler glitches in the 6809 debugger
Better TMS5200 emulation for Bally / Zaccaria games that use it

*** ROM SUPPORT ***
Added Bell's Tiger Rag (thanks to Inkochnito & Hans Balk)
Added Nuova Bell's World Defender (-"-)
Added Nuova Bell's Dark Shadow (-"-)
Added Nuova Bell's Skill Flight (-"-)
Added Nuova Bell's Cobra (-"-)
Added Nuova Bell's Top Pin (-"-)
Added Nuova Bell's U-Boat 65 (-"-)
Added Grand Products' 301/Bullseye (thanks to Inkochnito & J.R.Robertson)
Added Alvin G.'s USA Football


Version 1.60 (April 18, 2008) - "For Tanja"
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This latest release took a little longer as originally expected because
a good friend of Gerrit, Tanja, suddenly died at at the age of 29 years.
It took him a while to overcome the loss...

This release sees an update to the HC55516 sound chip used for speech/FX on
all WMS games from Gorgar up to Twilight Zone. Static noise and distortion
levels are reduced, and generally sound reproduction is clearer than before.
At the same time, Bally's "Xenon" and "Flash Gordon" using the vocalizer
sound board were increased in speech volume.

A fix was added for "The Sopranos" so the game will not crash any longer
after starting the "Bing!" mode, or the Boss mode.

And finally, with the addition of "Hoops", the Gottlieb collection is finally
complete in PinMAME, with the exception of some kits (like Amazon Hunt II)!

Changes:

*** CORE/CPU ***
Changes applied to sound reproduction of HC55516 chip
Fixed memory reads for Whitestar games (eg. The Sopranos)
Added support for some Bally prototype games

*** ROM SUPPORT ***
Added Gottlieb Hoops (thanks to Ingo Kramer and Armin Bernemann)
Added Bally Eight Ball Deluxe prototypes (thanks to Kelley)
Added Williams Star Trax prototype (thanks to Kelley)
Added Shuffle Inn (minus one sound rom)


Version 1.59 (February 17, 2008) - "The lost sounds"
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And yet another bugfix release - just a little more than two weeks later!

Gottlieb's System 3 has now access to all of the content of the OKI chip's
speech & sound roms, enabling some long-lost quotes like "Jackpot!" on
Stargate, or "You need another coin" on Barb Wire.
At the same time the sampling speed was adjusted, for it was playing too
fast before, and made some game soundtrack sound real bad (eg. Wipeout)!

Some preliminary sound was added for the Zaccaria 1-player games. It probably
sounds nothing like the original, for lack of comparison sound clips mostly!

A few clones and new games were added, for instance the "Addams Family Values"
coin dropper, and the newly-found Rock Encore. So nothing spectacular here. ;)

Changes:

*** CORE/CPU ***
Full OKI 6295 rom support for Gottlieb System 3 games
Decreased sampling frequency by 5.6% for games using the OKI 6295 chip
HSTD flashing in all player score panels for Gottlieb System 1 games
Preliminary sound support for Zaccaria prototype machines

*** ROM SUPPORT ***
Added Addams Family Values (coin dropping game)
Added Rock Encore (different sound version for Premier's "Rock")
Added NBA Fastbreak U2 sound version 0.4 (gives a warning but still plays)
Added Baby Pacman home roms by Okaegi


Version 1.58 (February 1, 2008) - "The complete series"
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This is more of a bugfix release. It does not implement any new features
besides the inclusion of Zaccaria's "Ski Jump", which makes this series
complete (with the exception of sound).

The first and probably most important issue is the bug fix for the PPS-4/2
CPU used on Gottlieb System 1 games. Version 1.57 had a bug left that kept
the bonus from accumulating properly (or counting down, for that matter),
and another "bug" that kept the game diagnostics / adjustment menu from
progressing through its items. Actually if you look at the data sheets for
the PPS-4, it seems the emulation was *correct* in 1.57 and now we had to
deliberately introduce a bug so it works!?
Well, never mind now - as long as it plays fine. :)

Next, we are quite worried by the fact that many Gottlieb / Premier games
have sounds missing, so some effort was put into getting these to work.
Most notably, all of the drum sounds were missing from System80B games
of the first generation. Well, not anymore now! ;)
Also, the general output volume of the SP0250 sound/speech chip was too low
so far, making most bass sounds almost inaudible, so we cranked that up!
Finally, Gerrit turned off the channel suppression feature of the OKI6295
ADPCM chip, so now essentially every started sound will play until it ends,
or until it's cut short by another sound playing on the same voice channel.
This, of course, is a step back in terms of hardware accuracy, so it won't
last long... it was done as a quick fix to show the hardware is capable of
producing more sounds than in did in previous releases, and maybe to find
a way of getting it right someday.

For all 6-digit display haters out there, we added support for Oliver's
7-digit Gottlieb conversion roms. Doing so, Gerrit also extended the "bios"
system to these games: you can now keep the System80/A system roms common to
all of those games in the gts80 / gts80a sets, without the need to copy them
into each and every Gottlieb rom set. Same goes for the sound PROM used on
early System80 and late System80A games: these may go into gts80s / gts80as,
who in turn inherit from gts80 / gts80a.
Sounds complicated? Well - it's not.

However, as MAME architecture does not support multiple inheritance for games,
this produces one little problem: some Gottlieb games (using the sound and
speech board) have sound-only clones with completely different roms.
These three games (Volcano, Black Hole, and Devil's Dare) need to be split
into different sets now, as they don't have a single rom file in common.
Also, the new 7-digit common roms must go into their own sets (eg. spiderm7)
because those games already inherit from their 6-digit parents, and thus can't
inherit from a common set with support for the 7-digit system roms anymore.
This sounds even more complicated? Erm - well, maybe a little. ;)

So, have fun now and enjoy the most finite state of PinMAME there ever was.

Changes:

*** CORE/CPU ***
Fixed two bugs in PPS-4 emulation (corrects Gottlieb System 1 games)
Enabled missing drum sounds on Gottlieb System 80B games
Increased general output volume of the SP0250 sound/speech chip
Disabled muting option for OKI 6295 chip to produce more output in GTS3 games
Fixed GI support for all five GI strings on Who Dunnit and JackBot
Enabled sound solenoid outputs on Gottlieb System 1
Removed tones from Cleopatra, Sinbad, and Joker Poker (those use chimes)

*** ROM SUPPORT ***
Added Zaccaria Ski Jump
Added Okaegi's 7-digit conversions of Gottlieb System80 games
Added the "machinaZOIS" clone of ShaqAttaq, created by a Czech programmer team


Version 1.57 (December 2, 2007) - "System 1"
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The year is 1987, and NASA launches the last of America's deep space probes.
In a freak mishap, Ranger 3 and its pilot, Captain William "Buck" Rogers
are blown out of their trajectory into an orbit which freezes his life support
systems and returns Buck Rogers to Earth 500 years later.

We had begun to think it would take 500 years to emulate Gottlieb System 1...
but thanks to an anonymous MAACA member, we finally got good reads of the bios
chips and they are now emulated.
Get our your cards and backgammon boards, lucky Buck is back!

1.57 - Changes Twiki says you don't want to know
Added Stern Harley Davidson (Harley 3.0)
Added Stern Speech emulation - sample files are no longer necessary
Added Gottlieb System 1 emulation - still has a bonus count bug
Improved GI dimming
Added Inder Lap By Lap
NBA Fastbreak Clock emulation corrected


Version 1.56 (August 19, 2007) - "Allied Leisure"
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This update finally includes support for all the Allied Leisure games
operating on their 6504 CPU platform. It was quite some struggle to add those,
we started as far back as 2002 in trying to locate the RRIOT 6530 chips from
the CPU board in order to get their ROM contents dumped.

We encountered several setbacks. At one point, a guy offered his chips to be
dumped, but then suddenly vanished, and then famous community people denied
to help up dump chips, even though they definitely had the capabilities! :(

Just when we thought we'd never make it through this worldwide conspiracy
preventing Allied Leisure to be emulated at any point, Brian suddenly managed
to buy an Allied Leisure "Take Five" machine off eBay, and Pascal Janin of
France was kind enough to dump the chips for us (HUGE Thanks!!!), so now this
task is finally accomplished, and one of the last remaining well-known
manufacturers joined our club of pinball emulated. :)

Since all of those Allied Leisure games use the exact same code set, you will
only need ONE copy of the dumps, packed up as a driver called "allied".
All eleven games will then run off the same code, without the need to
duplicate the rom dumps over eleven different drivers!

In the same vein, you can now run all the GamePlan model 110 games (Foxy Lady
to Chuck-A-Luck) on the same set of roms, as a driver called "gp_110".

This method is based on MAME's "bios" support for some games like NEO-GEO,
where each game is using a shared set of boot code. The difference on PinMAME
is just that there simply aren't any additional roms for the pinball games. ;)

Also thanks to JohnnyPop for providing the Titanic & Monopoly redemption roms.

Changes:

*** CORE/CPU ***
Added support for Allied Leisure hardware (Brian Smith, Gerrit Volkenborn)
Enabling "bios" files to prevent rom code duplication (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Preventing AT91 cpu crash occurring when emulation was restarted (Steve Ellenoff)
Removed display fading (on Gottlieb) again, as it was faulty. (Gerrit Volkenborn)

*** ROM SUPPORT ***
Added Sega Titanic / Stern Monopoly redemption games (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Added Williams STTNG LX1, LX2, LG7 (Brian Smith)
Added Zacaria Space City / New Star's Phoenix (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Updated Sega Space Jam / ID4 sound with correct dumps (Steve Ellenoff)
Updated Stern Simpsons Pinball Party to version 5.00 (Gerrit Volkenborn)


Version 1.55 (March 30, 2007) - "Let there be Light"
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Happy 6th Birthday to PinMAME & Visual PinMAME! :)

After all these years, we're finally seeing the light on two of our longest
standing missing features! In honor of the 6th year since our first release
we bring you our latest efforts.

Thanks to Aaron Giles for once again blowing us away with his
BSMT2K emulation improvements. Full support for the 'mysterious' compressed
samples is now a reality. Despite the numerous rewrites Steve had to do to
convert the code from the latest MAME core into our older core, it's working
great!

There's also a small enhancement to the Votrax SC01 speech chip output,
enabling the chip to alter its sample rate at runtime which improves sound
on many if not all games that used it!
To all Gottlieb System80 and Taito lovers, this is for you!

A special last-minute treat by PinMAME's founder and "not so retired" developer
Steve Ellenoff: GI circuit brightness support for WPC games is finally here!

Special thanks to Steve for this tremendous addition, which would have been the
number one event for him this month - if it wasn't the impending birth of his
third child expected to arrive any day! :)

Changes:

*** SOUND ***
Improved BSMT2000 support (Steve Ellenoff - thanks Aaron)
Improved Votrax SC01 support (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Correct sound support for Elvis (Steve Ellenoff)

*** CORE/CPU ***
Improved (and faster) AT91 emulation (Steve Ellenoff)
Added GI dimming support for WPC games (Steve Ellenoff)

*** ROM SUPPORT ***
Updated Alien Poker multiball (Oliver Kaegi)
Updated Eight Ball Deluxe clone (Oliver Kaegi)
Added Bell Cosmic Flash (Oliver Kaegi)
Added Nineball clone (Oliver Kaegi)
Added Demolition Man home roms (Brian Smith/Gerrit Volkenborn)
Added Theatre Of Magic home roms (Gerrit Volkenborn - needs to have cheats enabled to work)
...and some other updates we just don't remember right now. :)


Version 1.54 (December 23, 2006) - "One DLL to rule them all!"
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Happy birthday Steve!
It's been a challenging 6 months since the release of 1.53.
We've added preliminary support for NSM, Wico, and LTD.
LTD is closest to working for these newly supported systems.
Also, a minor correction for the display properties -
the off state can now be set like the other levels.
Nuova Bell is now playable with sound - needs improvement
Thanks to Mike McAndrew for providing the correct sound rom for Rat Race.


Version 1.53 (June 1, 2006) - "GO FASTER!"
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It's been 10 months since our last release.  Every time we thought about making
this available, a new issue cropped up that we couldn't resist.  Just one more
challenge around the corner to overcome.  I'd like to think this version has had
the most testing ever, but if you do find a bug, please let us know.

Changes:

*** SOUND ***
Improved Inder Sound (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Juegos Populares Sound (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Improved Zaccaria Sound (Gerrit Volenborn/Oliver Kaegi)
Gameplan Sound (Oliver Kaegi)
Added correct sound support for Pennant Fever (Gerrit Volkenborn)
America 1492 sound now works (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Fixed Williams Thunderball Sound (Gerrit Volkenborn)

*** CORE/CPU ***
Added keyboard inputs for Rotation 8 - setup/configuration now possible (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Gottlieb Preliminary Display fading (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Mr Game improvements (Steve Ellenoff/Tom Behrens/Gerrit Volkenborn)
Corrected score displays for Peyper/Inder/Sonic (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Added support for LTD - should be working (no sound) - Gerrit Volkenborn
Added improved preliminary support for Playmatic (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Corrected displays for Safecracker, and other WPC games (Tom Behrens/Brian Smith)
Added Stern new region DMD dips (Gerrit Volkenborn)

*** COM DLL ***
VPM Display handling changes (Tom Haukaup)
Added dual monitor support (Excentric/Tom Haukap)
Added display rotation for vpm (Tom Haukap)
Corrected direct draw problem for PINMame (Tom Haukap)

*** ROM SUPPORT ***
Updated Alien Poker multiball roms (Oliver Kaegi)
Updated Firepower Custom roms (Oliver Kaegi)
Added Attack From Mars 1.13B (Brian Smith/Wod)
Added Austin Powers display roms for foregin languages (Brian Smith)
Added Bell Ringer roms (Cliffy)
Added Big Guns Prototype (Brian Smith)
Added Data East Batman 1.06 (Brian Smith)
Added Dinosaur Eggs sound rom (Brian Smith/Gerrit Volkenborn)
Added Gamatron roms (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Added High Roller Casino and Sharkey's Shootout display roms for added languages (Brian Smith)
Added Hot Shot Basketball (Brian Smith/Gerrit Volkenborn)
Added Hyperball (L=6) (Brian Smith/Jess Askey)
Added Junkyard Prototype (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Added Medieval Madness 1.09B (Brian Smith/Wod)
Added Monopoly French, German, Italian, and Spanish Display Roms (Brian Smith)
Added Monster Bash 1.06B (Brian Smith/Wod)
Added Odin Deluxe (Brian Smith/Gerrit Volkenborn)
Added Omni Sound (Brian Smith)
Added Sonic Star Wars (Steve Ellenoff/Joxer)
Added Sopranos 3.00
Added Stargazer Custom rom (Oliver Kaegi)
Added STTNG Special set (Brian Smith)
Added Ted Estes bootleg roms for early Williams games (Brian Smith)
Added Twilight Zone 9.4ch (Brian Smith)
Added Volcano 1a - alternate sound only (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Added Whitewater Home Roms (Gerrit Volkenborn)
Corrected Zaccaria Zankor (Oliver Kaegi)


Version 1.52 (August 1, 2005) - "The first light doesn't count!"
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The PinMAME developers meeting in Atlanta (Devcon 2005) took place no more than two weeks ago,
but already we have been able to add signficant improvements as a result of all the great sessions
we had together! It was great getting to meet each other in person for the first time ever.
Next time we hope Martin, Tom B, and Okaegi can join in the fun!

Let me use this occasion to thank all the great pinball fans in and around the city of Atlanta, GA
for their unparalleled enthusiasm, support and hospitality in hosting our meetings, and helping us
to find bugs and missing features we never would have had known about otherwise. A huge thank you to
Al, Craig, Jeff, and Jon, for tons of pinball fun and the best of times! You guys are great!!! :)

We also decided as a team that there's no real need to upgrade to the latest M.A.M.E. core.
We now have support for all the CPUs ever used on pinball hardware, and all the other type chips
that aren't supported yet won't probably be supported by M.A.M.E. anytime soon either,
so we'll stick with the tested, proven, reliable, and FAST older 0.76 core.
Why break a good thing?

Amazing how time flies: Okaegi and TomB joined the team a year ago this month!
Thanks to both of them for contributing so much to the project since then!!!

Much to our surprise we've added some nice improvements since the 1.52 beta release
just six short weeks ago, so enjoy our latest version!

Bugs Fixed
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- Fixes for Bally Vector switches
- WMS-S7: Fixed multiplexed solenoids on Defender
- WMS-S4: Defined missing special solenoids on some games
- GamePlan: These games are now well behaved on game over/match
- Bally-35: Fixed switch column 6 on Vector and added some missing sound diagnostic switches
- Spinball: Some improvements and tweaks. These games should work much better now
  (We still need to find the roms for Verne's World)
- Overflow Interrupt handling improved on I8051 CPU core to help prevent hang-ups on Spinball emulation
  [Thomas Behrens]

- Mr. Game: Video dip switch bug resolved that permanently disabled collision detection
- Gottlieb: System3 driver bug found that kept displays from working perfectly,
  so now all alphanumeric games should have their correct displays
  [Gerrit Volkenborn, Steve Ellenoff]

- No Good Gofers flippers working reliably now
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

New Features
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- Premier Strikes n' Spares: Support for 2nd DMD, fully working.
- Mr. Game: Support for 2nd Generation Video & Sound Hardware, working very well, but still some glitches exist.
- Mr. Game: Rom support for World Cup 90
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Premier Strikes n' Spares: Support for Sound, fully working.
- Added CDP1802 CPU support from MESS (for Playmatic games)
- Working support for Peyper / Sonic (Spain) hardware
- Added preliminary support for Playmatic, Sleic (Spain), LTD (Brazil)
- Sound support for GamePlan Cyclopes and Inder Brave Team
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Bally sound diagnostic function implemented
  [Thomas Behrens]

- Support for Gottlieb's "Bone Busters Inc." extra DAC sound board
  [Gerrit Volkenborn, Steve Ellenoff, Tom Haukap, Brian Smith]

- Added support for ROMs: RCT, Playboy (Stern), NFL, House of Diamonds,
  Dinosaur Eggs, Mach 2, 250cc, Corsario, Night Moves, alternate sets for
  Data East Star Wars and Mr. Game Motor Show, and some others..
  [all]


Version 1.51 (January 11, 2005) - "Coming of age" (Happy 36th Birthday Gerrit)
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PinMAME has grown up to be a relatively stable and mature software with only little
quirks and issues left open... a few of which are solved with this release! :)
Hopefully, no new bugs were added.

A few old bugs could be squashed, like the hangup bug on some Zaccaria games,
thanks to the MAME guys finally fixing the opcode timing on the Signetics 2650.
Unfortunately this means you'll get less time on your bonus ball, but that's the
way those games really worked, unfortunately... ;)

The Visual PinMAME port also received some important updates; so make sure
to read the "whatsnewVPM.txt" File too!

Bugs Fixed
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- Zaccaria: All games are working now as far as the main CPU board is concerned;
  The switch issue for generation 1 games is fixed, as well as the lockup problem
  on some generation 2 games.
  A few games are missing sound, or it may still be incorrect.
  [Thomas Behrens, Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Corrected IRQ values for all games based on Bally hardware (once more).
  I'm afraid this won't be the last time we touched this either... ;)
  [Oliver Kaegi, Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Fixed the 4094 serial decoder emulation, correcting Life Lamps on "Champion Pub".
- Corrected CPU clock for GamePlan CPU sound boards
- Display fixed on Nuova Bell "Formula1 GP" (game still not working though)
- Set DCS CPU clock to 10 MHz exactly
- Corrected "Monopoly" waterworks flipper mech
- Corrected "Scared Stiff" spider wheel mech
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Fixed the 6532 RIOT emulation
- Added new sound board for Gottlieb System80A not using the Votrax SC-01 chip,
  thereby fixing "Royal Flush Deluxe" and "Goin' Nuts" sound issues
- Fixed Hankin sound issues
  [Tom Haukap]

- Fixed sound on WMS Space Shuttle
  [Thomas Behrens]

- Corrected sample support for Bally-32/-51 sound boards
  [Oliver Kaegi]

New Features
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- Emulation of alphanumeric Alvin G. games (Punchy, Soccer Ball) with sound
  [Steve Ellenoff, Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Driver for Inder (Italy) added (Bushido not working yet)
- Driver for Juegos Populares (Spain) added (still some sound problems)
- Added 2 prototype games: Atari "Road Runner", WMS "Rat Race"; also many clones
- Added sound emulation for GamePlan "Andromeda"
- Added auxiliary solenoids for Sega games
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Emulation of the Stern SB-100 sound board
  [Oliver Kaegi]

- Separated ARM7 core code for easier maintenance and to allow other cpu cores to
  be easily built using it.
  Also optimized the ARM7 core a bit, which resulted in some decent speed ups (10-20FPS)
- Modified AT91 CPU Emulation to use new ARM7 core
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Automatically turning off sound if missing sound ROMs are detected
  [Tom Haukap]


Version 1.50 (November 1, 2004) - "Sound of the future"
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The future of PinMAME has never looked or sounded better!

With new team members Thomas Behrens and Oliver Kaegi making huge and immediate contributions,
and Steve's temporary break from retirement, this release is destined to be one of the largest and
most significant yet. Many often requested features and bug fixes are included, as well as
several new hardware systems. Pinball fans will definitely be pleased with this release.
It's so much stuff, we cannot guarantee we listed all the items contained... :)

Amazingly, Steve wrote an Atmel AT91 core ready to emulate the new Stern sound,
as used on Stern's LOTR and later games. There still are some issues with it, so
for instance, Elvis is not working correctly yet, and it's also running too slow, seems
anything less than 3-4Ghz won't get 60 FPS. But still this is a major breakthrough,
so we chose to add it for you to check out.

BTW, this should really be the final version being built on the MAME 0.76 basis,
but it's proven to be rather stable so far, so who knows? ;)

Bugs Fixed
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- Bally 6803: improved display/lamp operation and fixed a problem with switches
  41 to 48 for all games of this family. These games should run fine now.
  Also flipper keys can now be used to navigate the service menue on Blackwater
  and Truckstop.
  [Gerrit Volkenborn, Thomas Behrens]

- WMS System 11 and Data East: Fixed code to remove erraneous solenoid "spikes".
  While this primarily fixes DE Playboy 35th Anniversary, all Sys11/DE games
  will show more precise solenoid operation now.
  [Martin Adrian, Thomas Behrens]

- Corrected IRQ value for all games based on Bally hardware
  [Oliver Kaegi, Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Corrected half byte ram bug in Bally Video/Pin driver. (Baby Pacman attract mode lamps now working properly)
  [Oliver Kaegi]

- Fixed some bugs in 8051 cpu core
- Adjusted CPU & FIRQ frequency on the Alvin G games
  (Sounds much better to me now, but still need access to real machine to confirm)
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- WMS System 3 to 7: Improved solenoid smoothing method. This gives more accurate
  flashers (e.g. on Firepower) and knockers.
  [Martin Adrian]

- WMS System 3 to 7: Fixed/Added support for game adjustment dip switches.
  With proper scripting support, these can now be used to adjust game settings as
  described in the manuals.
- Stern Golden Cue and Sharkey's Shootout: These games are now working. Emulation
  support for the upper left flipper is still missing.
  [Thomas Behrens]

New Features
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- Spinball hardware emulation including full Sound and DMD support (some strobing issues left)
  (Big thanks to inkochnito for posting links to both the manual and rom so we could access them)
- Mr. Game hardware emulation including sound and video support (still some video & sound issues)
  (Thanks to Steve, who acquired two Mr.Game machines just so work on the emulation could begin)
  [Steve Ellenoff, Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Added tons of new games and clones
  [Brian Smith, Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Emulation of Stern Pinball's new Sound board - Used on LOTR and newer games.
  (HUGE THANK YOU TO DESTRUK FOR DONATING HIS OWN $ TO BUY AN EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE
   LOTR SOUND BOARD WITHOUT WHICH THE EMULATION COULD HAVE NEVER BEEN ACHIEVED!!)
- Working Technoplay driver (X-Force) including display, lamps, solenoids, switches.
  (Need sound roms to be able to begin work on sound emulation)
- New ARM7TDMI CPU Core and Atmel 9140008 CPU Core (for new Stern Sound)
- Added External Hardware Addressing to 8051 cpu core
- Added support for Serial UART mode 1 to 8051
- Emulation of the 4094 Serial shifter chip (used in Championship Pub Dual LEDS)
- Preliminary Nuova Bell driver (F1 Grand Prix) - (not really working yet)
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Sound support for Zaccaria games from Winter Sports to Locomotion
  (some sounds not correct yet, need to compare to real table sounds)
- Added AFM Saucer LEDs, and CP life lamps
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Old Stern: emulation of the SB-300 and samples support for the VSU-100 Speech board
- Bally: Samples support for early -32 and -50 sounds; much more accurate than before.
  [Oliver Kaegi]


Version 1.32 (May 1, 2004) - "MayDay Edition"
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Not a lot of new stuff in here, but this release is needed to ensure people can enjoy
PinMAME for a while without any new glitches that we might introduce by switching
over to the new MAME core architecture started with MAME version 0.79;
We have already ported all the drivers and self-made CPU cores, and we ran into some
serious problems, so this might take a while...

Apart from that, some improvements were made to the existing code, especially for
the GTS80A games. Tom succeeded in emulating the Votrax chip closer to the real thing
than we might ever get, so you will now listen to the original phonemes the chip
produces in all their four possible intonations (try the attract mode of "Cavaleiro
Negro" and wait for him to sing to you...)! :)
Also, the timer bug with the 6532 RRIOT chip was corrected, so we could re-install
the unhacked version of timer.c again. Any slowdown problems on Gottlieb games
should be a thing of the past now, and the slam tilt is working again too.
Tom brought back the long-lost Hankin sound emulation, too. Thanks a lot!

Furthermore, there was a new CPU included that's used on the early Zaccaria
single-player games, like Strike, or Ski Jump: The National Semiconductor SC/MP,
or "Scamp", as it's commonly called... a most peculiar piece of Processor history.

Not much more, I'm afraid. We are all pretty busy lately, and we're missing Steve's
work a lot! Still, have fun playing around with this latest release. :)

Bugs Fixed
----------
- Major improvement to the Votrax SC01 emulation (speech synthesis based
  on samples from the original chip from now on!)
- Gottlieb System 80A games working as supposed, including Slam tilt,
  and without the need for any hacks in the timer section.
- Fixed Hankin sound back to where it was before it was broken.
  [Tom Haukap]

- adjusted the "6" and "9" numbers in Atari & Gottlieb games to look correct
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Added the 4 missing lamp columns for Williams Firepower
  [Brian Smith, Gerrit Volkenborn]

New Features
------------
- new CPU: National Semiconductor SC/MP, needed for early Zaccaria games
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

- some new clones for Taito & Williams games
- Added roms for Stern's "Ripley's Believe It or Not"
  [Brian Smith, Gerrit Volkenborn]


Version 1.31 (December 23, 2003) - Happy 32nd Birthday Steve
-------------------------------------------------------------
They say that history repeats itself, and we would have to agree!
It was exactly 2 years ago to the day that PinMAME was released with a major new breakthrough in sound
emulation, namely BSMT emulation, at the time.

Today, the major new breakthough is fully working Capcom sound, which will no doubt make this release
one of the best releases in the history of the project. This achievement was without question the most
difficult challenge ever faced (even more than the original capcom emulation itself). Along with the new
sound support, additional improvements in the capcom emulation, and a major speed increase bring
the reality of capcom pinball emulation to life like never before.

We also worked around the bug preventing the Gottlieb System 80A games from working introduced with
the 1.30 release; it turned out they worked with the "buggy" timer system from MAME 0.75 alone,
as opposed to all the other games. The games will still lock up on slamming, but that's minor...

Bally games using the "Squalk & Talk" sound also received an update:
Sound is no longer breaking up, or speech becoming garbled during a game.
Maybe it's also sounding a bit closer to the original chip now, but that's not confirmed.

On a bittersweet note, project leader Steve Ellenoff will be retiring from the project as of this release.
With a new child on the way, and massive new real life job committments to meet, he simply doesn't see
much time in his future for contributing to PinMAME. Steve would like to personally thank everyone he's
worked with over the years who've contributed their time and effort into making PinMAME such a
great success. He further would like to add that it's been an honor for him to have been at the healm of
one of the coolest software projects ever, and he is thankful to have had the opportunity to help make the
incredible advances the software has made over the years.

Gerrit Volkenborn will be taking over the project lead position and will no doubt continue to
improve this great project! Not without serious help from Tom & Brian, however... ;)

Happy holidays to everyone and we hope you enjoy our latest release!


Bugs Fixed
----------
- Missing 50V Solenoid Detection in Capcom Games fixed (reports as 99V but that's fine)
- Flipper Football & Kingpin now fire 50V solenoids
- Data East/Sega 192x64 DMD games should now be as fast as they were in version 1.12.2
  (since the 68306 cpu core now no longer slows down the original 68000 cpu emulation)
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- TMS5220 speech emulation more reliable & accurate
- Gottlieb System 80A games working again
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

New Features
------------
- Major speed boost in the 68306 cpu core, which means Capcom emulation is now much faster!
- Fully working Capcom Sound emulation (might still be some minor issues, but overall it's excellent)
- Added multi chip TMS320AV120 MPG Audio Decoder Sound core
- Upgraded 8051 CPU core to handle 8752 CPU core functionality
- Added UART serial port support to 8051 core, plus a few new timer modes
- Implemented 68306 DUART Serial ports & Timer functionality
- Added mostly working X9241 Digital EPot to Capcom Sound board emulation.
- Added multi chip capability to the 6845 CRT video driver (will be needed for Gottlieb Strikes N Spares)
- Added some new features to the debugger (Shift+Enter command, Sound Enabling/Disabling, Stack pointer hilight)
- Changes to allow sound commander to work in debug mode for easier testing
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Moved to MAME .75 core (.76 for some drivers, depending on the timer implementation)
- Added lots of clones
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]


Version 1.30 (October 1, 2003)
------------------------------
This release is probably one of the most significant releases we've ever had!
With newly added fully working support for Alvin G & Co. and playable Capcom emulation
we finally have support for all the "well known" manufacturers. Most of the remaining
manufacturers games are very rare or hard to find info on, so in a sense we have pretty
much as complete support for all games as we can get.. Sure some information may pop
up for some of the more obscure manufacturers, and we'll be sure to add them, but most
likely, the current supported hardware is pretty much final.

Additionally, several bugs that have plaqued PinMAME for a very very long time have
been fixed or worked around, such as the infamous Black Knight sound issues
which are now fully working!

Of course, there's still quite a lot left to do to improve PinMAME, adding Capcom sound
support being one of them. That will be quite complicated and will surely keep us busy
for quite awhile!

Additionally, we've expanded core support for alternate rom revisions so that many older
rom revisions can be used. This change will require some current romsets to be renamed.
Please see the enclosed "alias.txt" file for details, and use the included "romupd.bat"
file to update the names of all affected rom zip files which you are legally entitled to have.

Unfortunately, the switch to the MAME 74 core has created a number of new bugs which we did not have
time to correct before the release (although we tried really hard!).
We apologize for the inconvenience and will try to correct them as quickly as possible.
If you find any we're unaware of, please let us know immediately.

One we're very well aware of - and it's driving us crazy - is all of the Gottlieb
System80A games - Devil's Dare to Ice Fever - are NOT working! All regular System80 games
from Spiderman to Eclipse work, however, and it's exactly the same CPU board!? :(

Despite these few little issues, we hope you'll enjoy our latest release which really marks
a very big milestone for us and for PinMAME.

Bugs Fixed
----------
- Implemented memory protection in wpc games.
- Fixed rom write problems in wms soundboards.
- Fixed bug with System 7 games (e.g. Black Knight sound now works)
- Fixed bug in .Solenoid() with solenoid 33-36 on wpc games.
  [Martin Adrian]

- Adjusted default volume levels for pre-DCS games to match my own machines levels (ex: drums were way too soft before)
- Corrected reversed comma and period in WPC Alphanumeric games
- Fixed (with an ugly hack) WPC Pre-DCS games that have pitch too low when music not playing
  (This was probably one of the longest/oldest bugs ever, as it's been there since day 1 of the original wpcmame emulator)
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Adjusted Taito sound speed
  [Tom Haukap]

- Corrected Taito speech support (still does not sound like a Votrax SC01 though)
- Sound support for some older Zaccaria and GamePlan games (added SN76477 support)
- Switch debuffering bug fixed on old Zaccaria games
- Dip switch settings are stored in VPM on old Atari games now
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

Bugs Introduced
---------------
- Gottlieb System80A games are not working. We have to figure out why!
  This is one serious issue, and we'll try to get it fixed as quickly as possible.
  [Update to the MAME .74 core]

New Features
------------
- Moved to MAME .74 core
  [All]

- Reworked sound commander internally. No visible change
- Simulator for Black Knight
- Added SHA1 checksums
- Added rom support for Stern's Terminator 3
- Rom Alias support for VPM
  [Martin Adrian]

- Alvin G. and Co. emulation including full Sound and DMD support
  (Big thanks to Joep for the manual and help in checking on his real machine)
- Working and playable Capcom emulation (no sound yet),
  but current hacks need to be removed when U16 is better understood
- Added sound for Technoplay Scramble (still some problems with TMS7000 related sound)
  (Thanks to Douglas Cope for help)
- Added SP0250 support for Technoplay and GTS80B1 sound boards
- Intel 8051 CPU Core emulation (required for Alvin G DMD)
- Modifications to the TMS7000 core to work with Technoplay sound board
  (Thanks to Tim Lindler for his cpu core and for his help and suggestions)
- Added Rollover mode in Sound Commander
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Added VPM Lamp handling for Alvin G Games
- Added GTS3 extra LED display panels support
- Added TMS7000 cpu core from MESS to PinMAME for Technoplay sound board
- New romset name batch update file
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Added proper Pistol Poker Lamp handling
- Working Switch/Solenoid/Lamps in Capcom games (not all games working yet)
  [Gerrit Volkenborn, Steve Ellenoff]

- Enabled AY-8910 sound on the Taito piggy back sound board
  [Tom Haukap]


Version 1.21 (March 31, 2003)
-----------------------------
Happy late 2nd birthday greetings to PinMAME!
Yes, 2 years and 2 days ago, PinMAME was officially released for the first time.
Hard to believe two years have passed since but then, not so hard when you
look at how much has changed in between!
PinMAME 0.99 didn't have support for a single working Bally game, and look
what it can do today: A total of 548 sets are supported, including 106 clones,
so excluding some test sets, there are some 430 individual working games in there.
Considering the worldwide total of solid state pinball games ever produced is
about 900, I'd say we're right on course... :)

This latest release is a much stabilized version of 1.20, only so much
has changed since that we decided to call the new version 1.21, to avoid
any more confusion than necessary...

Bugs Fixed
----------
- Fixed crashes in some DCS games.
- Removed flipper switches 5 & 7 from Dungeon & Dragons
- Corrected flipper switches for EBC
- Changed Mousin' around display to one row
- Some small fixes in Bally cheap-squeek sound (Black pyramid is still strange)
- Corrected 6809 core bug with CC register and exg + tfr instructions.
  (if a mamedev reads this: the bug is also in mame66)
- Fixed a small port read problem on 6803
- Corrected 68306 cpu emulation (Capcom)
- Merged Hankin driver with bally -35 games
- Rewrote gts80 driver.
- Added support for road kings' muxed slenoids
- mini dmd support for HRC & RCT
- bally video games now use same sound board as other bally games
- Added "special solenoid" handling for Grand Lizard & Space Station
- Added 8259 emulation (slightly modified from MESS source)
  [Martin Adrian]

- Greatly improved lamps in Baby Pacman, although there are still some issues.
- Gottlieb System 3 music and speech FINALLY working!! (Requires hefty system to work perfectly unfortunately)
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Robocop sound working 100%
  [Martin Adrian, Steve Ellenoff]

- Improved Gottlieb System 80B sound
- Added comma segments to GTS80A games
- Increased CPU speed for Midway's Rotation VIII
- Finally, truly, sincerely, Caveman is really working! :)
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]

New Features
------------
- Added GameOn solenoid for WPC games (Sol 31)
  Only used in games that don't use Fliptronics flippers (before TAF)
  but it seems like many later games still activates the signal.
  Can be used to disable bumpers/slingshots in VPM
- Added GameOn and Tilt solenoid for GTS80 games (Sol 10 & 11)
  GameOn is adjusted to mean "game in progress and not tilted"
- Solenoid display now shows 4 last activated solenoids
- Added funhouse bootleg with corrected German translation
  [Martin Adrian]

- Added rom support for The Getaway: High Speed II (L-2)
- Added rom support for Stern Simpsons Party Machine
- Some sound working on Zaccaria Games, but still much work to be done
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Added skewed, anti-aliased LED digits for greater authenticity
- Added support for alphanumeric digit display on Hyperball
- Added lots of romsets for bowlers, shuffle alleys, prototypes, some bootlegs too.
  [Gerrit Volkenborn]


Version 1.20 Beta (September 29, 2002)
--------------------------------------
The 1.20 version was destined to be the first one to use the new MAME core
and the new driver architecture introduced with MAME 0.58.
We used the MAME 0.59 sources to start with and aligned our own code
to fit this new architecture. This, however, led to massive code changes,
and also to some problems not easily solved!

One of the most prominent setbacks was the new way to trigger interrupts.
Whereas you could simply say "cpu_cause_interrupt()" in the old core, you'd
now have to use "cpu_set_irq_line(HOLD_LINE|ASSERT_LINE|PULSE_LINE)",
followed by "cpu_set_irq_line(CLEAR_LINE)" in case of HOLD_LINE or
ASSERT_LINE, yet not in every single case!
Also there seems to be no distinction between MACHINE_RESET and MACHINE_INIT
as MACHINE_INIT is called every time you press F3 on your keyboard!
Confused? Well, so were we...
On the other hand, the new driver structure is just marvellous when it comes
to including new machine drivers, and we also still want to stick close to the
original MAME code...

Now the end result of all our changes was good, but not perfect!
Some emulations will just freeze when reset (eg. GTS3), others will kill the
task without warning, others will just exit if you reset once too often.
To shorten a long story: we decided to release the new version, most notably
not to deprive you of all the nice new and improved drivers we added! :)
But be advised, we didn't call it a beta version without a good reason!
We'll probably switch to the (more stable and maybe faster?) 0.61 core soon
to see if it helps with some of the troubles we're currently experiencing.
So stay tuned, and enjoy the new stuff!

Bugs Fixed
----------
-Fixed dying sound in DCS games (e.g. STTNG, Shadow)
-Fixed missing flashers in IJ
-Inverted flipper switches now work as they should (IJ and NBA)
 [Martin Adrian]

-Fixed Gottlieb Sys80B games with 4K game PROMS (i.e. Bone Buster, Badgirls, etc.)
 [Tom Haukap]

-Fixed displays & key reading on alphanumeric GTS3 games (Vegas, Silver Slugger et al.)
-Improved GTS3 DMD brightness & speed
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]

New Features
------------
-new options "-dmd_only" "-dmd_compact" "-dmd_antialias xx"
 (replaces the old MAME options translucency,antialias,flicker)
-Mechs can now handle active low solenoids. Use negative number to specify.
-Handles pulsed switches better in mech handler and increased size to 20 switches
-Added mini DMD support to the whitestar hardware (monopoly)
 [Martin Adrian]

-Added support for Taito games, including sound
 (Thanks goes to Alexandre Souza and Newton Pessoa for providing very helpful info (sound) on these machines)
 [Tom Haukap]

-Added support for early Atari games (Atarians to Space Riders), including sound
 (Atarians isn't working first time due to a strange bug. The roms can be patched to work though...)
-Added Gottlieb "Caveman" Video Emulation
 (Thanks to Jean-Rene Karr, who provided me with the video board schematics)
-Found the 10 sound solenoids on old Stern games. Assigned to Sols. 23 - 32
-Provided Access to GTS3 aux driver / LED outputs by adding a lamp column
-Commas work on Bally 6803 alphanumeric games
-Old Stern games have their nvram files initialized properly now
-Added Intel 4004 and Rockwell PPS-4 CPU cores to the code
-Added support for "Flicker" prototype by Dave Nutting Associates (September 1974!)
-Added Midway's "Rotation VIII"
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]

-Added support for Zaccaria games (no sound yet)
 [Steve Ellenoff, Gerrit Volkenborn]

-Added preliminary support for Capcom games (not working yet)
 [Martin Adrian, Steve Ellenoff]


Version 1.12.2 (September 29, 2002)
-----------------------------------
This is a refreshed version of 1.12.1 WITHOUT any new features or games
(with the exception of Tag-Team Wrestling, which arrived late for the 1.12.1
release). Only the CRCs for bad and newly released ROMs have been corrected.
The 4 Zaccaria games supported by 1.12.1 have been removed, as they weren't
working at all! They will, however, inside PinMAME 1.20 beta and above!

This is a "safety" release to keep everybody up and running, as there are
some unsolved problems with the new M.A.M.E. 0.59 core implementation as
used by the 1.20 beta version. Read the "whatsnew.txt" of 1.20 beta for
closer details!

Bugs Fixed
----------
-Forced commas are back on all games that use them

New Features
------------
-Added support for Gottlieb's "Tag-Team Wrestling"
-Updated all ROM checksums to known good (or bad) values
-Added missing display on Bally's "Medusa"
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]


Version 1.12.1 (April 14, 2002)
-------------------------------
This is just considered a bugfix release for some issues that became apparent
with the 1.12 version. We're going to need more beta testers next time. :)
Only one more game showed up in the meantime, GamePlan's "Vegas".
Apart from that, everything else was a bug fix - more or less;
as some of these "bugs" were hidden pretty deep inside the MAME core -
like the illegal but still deliberately used 6502 opcode that crashed sound
on some Gottlieb games!

The next version will be based upon the 0.59 MAME core, which is a pretty big
change, so it may take a while... ;)

Bugs Fixed
----------
-Sound is back on Harley Davidson
-S11: Solenoids 20 & 21 separated again (Rollergames etc.)
 [Martin Adrian]

-DE: Removed sound bug that crashed Secret Service (and maybe others?)
-GTS3: Corrected key layouts for all games
-GTS3: Natural order restored for switches & lamps
-GTS80: Flippers are now correctly enabled / disabled
-PinMAME display enlarged for various games (Bugs Bunny, Harley Davidson)
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]

-GTS80: Added "illegal" opcode for BlackHole and Pink Panther (and maybe others?)
 [Tom Haukap]

New Features
------------
-Votrax SC-01 integrated to the MAME core
 [Tom Haukap]

-Atari sound improved (noise generation & different waveforms)
-Added correct support for GamePlan's "Vegas"
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]

-GTS80: Memory mapping and layout should now be 100%
 [Tom Haukap]
 [Martin Adrian]


Version 1.12 (March 29, 2002)
-----------------------------
Happy Birthday to PinMAME! It's hard to believe it's been 1 year since our initial release.
So much has been added in that time, it's really amazing to see how far we've come.
We look forward to another year even better than this one! We'd like to thank everyone for
their continued support and enthusiasm! It's great to see so many pinball fans come together and push to keep our hobby from dying.

Bugs Fixed
----------
-Hankin: Switch numbering now reflect the naming used in the manual
-Hankin: Fixed display issues
 [Tom Haukap]

-Rewrote Data East 128x16 DMD Emulation. (Now much more accurate than previous version)
-Corrected early Stern MPU-100 CPU timing
-Various sound fixes (e.g Firepower startup speech, Dr. Dude WPC version)
-Bally games are back to 85Hz zero-cross frequency
-Corrected coin door button handling for WMS S3-S11 and DE
 [Martin Adrian]

-Corrected Bally MPU-17/35 CPU timing. (Squalk N Talk games now greatly improved)
 [Martin Adrian]
 [Steve Ellenoff]


New Features
------------
-Granny & The Gators Working Emulation (Including Sound)
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]

-Hankin: Full working Sound Support (Orbit 1 and FJ Holden only particially working)
-Gottlieb System 80: Sound (not speech!) for Sound-only games now fully working
-Gottlieb System 80: Sound & Speech board is now working
-Gottlieb System 80: Added support for sound only PiggyBack board
 (Thanks goes to Peter Hall for providing very helpfully info on these sound boards)
-Gottlieb System 80: Added dips for the sound & speech board (33-40) & sound-board (41-42)
 [Tom Haukap]

-Working Atari Emulation (Including Sound - may not be perfect yet)
 (Generation #1 not working yet)
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Gottlieb System 80: Added preliminary speech support
 (it is understandable, but still needs some work)
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]
 [Tom Haukap]

-Combined Williams System 9&11 drivers with Data East for cleaner code/easier maintenance
-Combined Data East sound hardware drivers for cleaner code/easier maintenance
-VPM now supports up to 48 dip switches (needed for SYS80)
 [Martin Adrian]
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Added preliminary support for Jokerz! sound board.
-Added extra displays to 6M$MAN
 [Martin Adrian]


Version 1.11 (February 3, 2002)
------------------
A good sized new release with working support from 2 new manufacturers (Hankin & Gameplan), as
well as preliminary support for 1 more (Zaccaria). Of course, we're thrilled to be able to
add working fully working Baby Pacman emulation, which has been a long standing request going back to the
very first few versions of PinMAME.
Finally, we close the book on missing Bally support, by adding working 6803 emulation.
Last but not least, we hope to have solved the sound stuttering/scratchy issues introduced
in version 1.10, but with so many possible configurations, it's hard to know for sure.
So please post on the forum if you still have trouble, and be sure to include your setup.

*IMPORTANT NOTE:
  This release has not been beta tested and may contain many bugs!
  We wanted to get a release out now, because for the next month or so, we won't have time,
  and we thought we should at least get the bugs from last version fixed and out the door.

Bugs Fixed
----------
-Fixed reversed diag & slam tilt switches in earlier Gottlieb System 3 Alphanumeric games
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Mech Handler bugs corrected
-Scratchy Sound issues
-Lamp Phasing in Baby Pac
 [Martin Adrian]

New Features
------------
-Baby Pacman Working Emulation (Including Sound)
-Hankin Emulation [no sound emulation yet]
-Game Plan Emulation [no sound emulation yet]
-Bally 6803 Turbo Cheap Squalk, Sounds Deluxe, System 11C Sound Support (may still have some issues)
-Bally Cheap & Squeak Sound Emulation (might still have some issues)
-Preliminary Zaccaria Emulation [not working]
-Support for games using Bally Cheap & Squalk sound
-Support for all Bally 6803 Games
-Support for Granny & the Gators (not working)
-Support for all Hanking games
-Support for all Gameplan games [that have romsets available]
-Missing sound rom support added for some Gottlieb System 3 games
-Missing sound rom support added for some Bally 35 games
-Added support for Tommy Blinder Motor
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Bally 6803 Emulation
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [Martin Adrian]
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]

- Support for 9 & 10 Segments displays
- PinMAME can now be compiled with VC++
- 6803 core: fixed OCF interrupt bug and added OLVL support
- PinMAME DOS compile now works
- Adjusted volume for Squawk'n'Talk sound chips
- Corrected memory bug in DMD drawing
- Speeded up Bally -17/-35 games. Let me know if it is too fast now
 [Martin Adrian]

-Updated Gottlieb games to use 9 segments displays
 [Tom Haukap]


Version 1.10 (December 23, 2001) - Happy 30th Birthday Steve
------------------------------------------------------------
This may very well be the most anticipated release of PinMAME to date: 4 Letters - BSMT.

What was once thought nearly impossible has become a reality for PinMAME,
thanks in large part to emulation wizard Aaron Giles(of MAME fame).
35 New Games now have fully working sound!
Thank you to the following for their help and support in trying to emulate the BSMT:
Destruk, Worf, DesAngel, RevenantUK, Guru

Gottlieb games also received a huge update: Finally solved the many issues with getting Gottlieb System 3
games to work. In addition, sound support was added for all System 80b games as well as the newer System 3 games.

As you can also see, we've realized, much like the MAME team, that using Beta naming is
rather tedious and annoying, so we've dropped it.

We know you'll enjoy this latest version of PinMAME as much as we do!!

Bugs Fixed
----------
-Fixed Terminator 2 Knocker Sound Always Playing
-Fixed Coin Door buttons for games using Pre-Whitestar System Portals Menu
-Fixed Chime support for System 3 Games Hot Tip & Lucky Seven
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Corrected some s11 custom display layouts.
-BPR debug command works again
-Fixed 6th display in Mr. & Mrs. Pac-Man
-Added 6th switch column to Bally -35 (switches 41-48)
-Fixed dips 17-24 in Bally -35 and Stern MPUx00
-Fixed sound board communication for Squawk'n'Talk board (i.e. Xenon etc now works)
-Got Pinmame32 working again!
-Limited the number of extra samples that can be generated per frame.
 (If the CPU can't keep up 100% emulation speed the sound will be distorted.
  There are two options: either slow down the sound or break it up.
  This is something in between. It will slow down the sound up to a certain
  limit but if that is not enough it will break it up)
 [Martin Adrian]

-Dip switches working now on Gottlieb games
-Sped up System80 emulation by 1000 percent or so by rewriting the RIOT timers!
 [Tom Haukap]

-Corrected Grand Lizard to use the working romset
-Fixed 7th digit on Gottlieb System80a games
-Changed several MAME error messages to say PinMAME instead
-Changed version number to say PinMAME version instead of MAME version
-Removed "sound not emulated yet" error message from games with only chimes
 (since there is no sound to emulate)
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]


New Features
------------
-BSMT 2000 Emulation
-Sound now works for ALL DATA EAST/SEGA/STERN (post 1998) Games!!
 (Note: Emulation is not 100% perfect. Still some problems with compressed samples).
 [Aaron Giles]
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [Martin Adrian]

-Gottlieb/Premier System 3 Emulation working!!!! (Still a bunch of issues to work out, especially DMD related).
-Gottlieb/Premier System 3 Partial Sound Support (Speech not working)
-Gottlieb System 80b Sound Support (earlier games using speech not working).
-Added Stereo Sound support for pre-BSMT Data East games. (still not fully emulated, but better than previous mono output).
-Added support for Sound Roms for remaining Data East/Sega/Stern(Post 1998) Games.
-Added support for Gottlieb System 3 games.
-Added preliminary support for Bally Pinball/Video combination games (not working yet)
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-New option to set the intensity of segments when they are off.
-Changed mech handler to be asynchronous to the vblank and increased
  polling rate by a factor 8. Riverboat Gambler wheel can now be handled.
-Added aux solenoid board to Whirlwind
-Dip settings are saved in the nvram file for most games.
-Added top and bottom segment to 6 & 9 in bcd-to-segment chip emulation
-Corrected DIP setings for S3-S6 (sound board dips were missing)
-Added GameOn solenoid (23) to Sega/Stern games
-Changed hardware type of Jack*Bot to the odd WPC95+DCS sound board version
 [Martin Adrian]

-Added missing Gottlieb System 80/a/b sets and clones
-Added Pennant Fever to S9 games (sound not working)
-Added Strike Master to WPC games (no sound)
-Added a lot of clones for existing WPC/DataEast/Sega/new Stern games!
-Updated several custom display layouts.
 [Gerrit Volkenborn]


Version 1.0 Beta 2   (September 28, 2001)
-----------------------------------------
This version was supposed to be a quick bug fix release for the gigantic 1.0 release.
Instead, there was just so much added and improved that time simply flew by!
Please take a look at the bottom of the pinmame.txt file as many people have helped to
contribute to pinmame's success, and they deserve recognition.
Enjoy this *huge* update to PinMAME!


Bugs Fixed
----------
-Fixed bug where Knocker Sound was firing constantly.
-Fixed diagnostic and up/down buttons for Data East DMD 128X16 games.
-Fixed Data East Flippers not disabled during game over/tilt.
-Sega/Stern Diagnositc Buttons now are working.
-Sega/Stern Credit, Start, and Tilt Switches now are working (except Apollo 13).
-Fixed bug in Data East 128x32 Games: switches were not being updated as fast as possible.
-Fixed Flipper switches not being set for ALL Data East Games.
-Fixed bug preventing user to get to audits menu in BTTF and Simpsons.
-Fixed missing credit+ball display for System 3 & System 4 games when using ShowDMDOnly=True
-System 3 & System 4 now disable flippers on game over + tilt.
-Removed old system 3 display routine from the core.
-Fixed Sound in System 6 games: Laser Ball & Scorpion
-Made Data East Digital Sound play louder, because it was being overpowered by the music.
-Fixed Data East Special Solenoids handling, so Solenoids 17-22 now work properly!
-Fixed Sega/Stern flipper switches
-Fixed sluggish Lamp display on Data East games (Attract modes now much nicer looking)
-Corrected Lucky Seven CRC to support fixed Romset, game now works.
 (Thanks to Gerrit for fixing the bad romset from Williams)
-Updated System 3 & 4 sound code to use System 6, and now all Sys 3/4 games have working sound [except for Hot Tip & Lucky Seven - no roms]
 (Thanks to Andre and Gerrit for giving me the idea)
-Improved timing of Data East 128x32 DMD display. [Still not perfect]
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Added workaround from MAME bug crashing some games with no sound.
-W?D now works properly
-Corrected DCS initialization
-GetPulsedSol now returns correct value for non-smoothed solenoids
-Corrected The Shadow Mini Kicker bug
-Fixed Sega/Stern EOS switches and flipper solenoid smoothing
-Cleaned up Sega/Stern Emulation code and swapped lamp row & col handling
-Fixed some small bugs in the sound handling for VPINMAME.
-Cleaned up NewSoundCommands support
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Corrected missing lamps bug for Gottlieb System80/a/b games.
-Missing roms flagged with 0x000000 per Roman's(of Clrmame) request.
 [Tom Haukap]


New Features
------------
-Stern MPU-100 games emulated and working (no sound support yet)
-Stern MPU-200 games now work (no sound support yet)
-All Stern MPU-100 & MPU-200 drivers added
-Data East & Sega Super Sized DMD 192x64 Emulation [still some timing issues]
 (Thanks to Guru for the DMD schematics to Batman Forever)
-Emulated custom Sharkey's Shootout PAL for Whitestar system. Game is now playable.
-New VPinMAME interface function .NewSoundCommands (to manually play sounds from script)
-Added Bumper & Slingshot sample support for TAF
-Added sound support for Williams Champion Pub
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Improved sound for Gottlieb Sys80/a games. [still needs work]
-Added support for 7th Digit on Sys80a games that use it.
-Sys80/a 6-digit bonus and timing displays are added.
-Improved layout for all Sys80/a/b games.
-Added preliminary "speech" support to gottlieb sound/speech board.
 [Tom Haukap]

-Improved Sound for Bally MPU 35 Games [still not perfect]
-New VPinMAME interface function .Mech (to create mech handlers from script)
-Removed MAME37B16 ADSP.hot file support (Not used by PinMAME).
-Added support for filetype MEMCARD (for wpc printer outputs)
-Display is now forced to compact if display layout > 256 width (not in VPinMAME)
-Removed some unused refresh function in core.c
-Added support for EOS switches without solenoids
-Added core_nvram for generic nvram handling (includes saving mech state)
-Added acceleration to mech handler and reworked interface
-Updated simulators to new mech handler (t2,ss,cv,mb,ts,wd)
-Added hybrid WPC95DCS support (such as W?D)
-DCS sound now uses the mame resampling code
 (should in theory make the sound better for samplerates other than 32000).
-Added AntiAlias support for Data East/Sega DMD games [except for 128x16 games]
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Added handleMech() and GetMech() support for Corvette
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [Destruk]


Version 1.0 Beta 1   (July 31, 2001)
------------------------------------
Welcome to Version 1.0!
This release had SO MANY additions, that we felt it would be a crime calling it anything other than 1.0!
Overall we've added 3 new manufacturers to the official supported list: Sega, Stern, and Gottlieb.
In addition, Data East support is greatly improved.
Early Bally support got big improvements as well.
We hope you enjoy all the great new things PINMAME 1.0 has to offer!

Bugs Fixed
----------
-Fixed bad CRC for Algar and Alien Poker
-Fixed display output for Algar and Alien Poker to 7 Digits
-Adjusted Elvira layout to be same as Harley Davidson
-Fixed System 7 sound (Games using speech still not working)
-Reorganized/Cleaned up Data East drivers and coding.
-Fixed Jackbot 1.0R CRC errors.
-Fixed Mousin Around CRC errors.
-Reversed BK2K and Earthshaker flipper switches
-Fixed doubled missing ROM message for Bally Harley Davidson
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Corrected switch handling in HandleMech for Indiana Jones
-Fixed System 6 sound issues
-Fixed Williams WPC bug causing sloppy flipper reaction
-Corrected antialias bug if set to 0
 [WPCMAME Author]

New Features
------------
-Gottlieb System80, System80a, System80b emulation [still a lot to be done though]
 [Tom Haukap]
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Gottlieb System80, System80a Preliminary Sound emulation (two boards: sound/sound&speech)
-Added getMech() support for BOP
 [Tom Haukap]

-Sega/Stern Whitestar System emulated [no sound support]
-Data East Sound emulated for games not using a BSMT2000 chip
 (Thanks to Worf for all the help!)
-Gottlieb System 3 preliminary emulation [not working]
-Stern MPU-200 Support [not working]
-Driver Support for all Data East games added
-Driver Support for all Sega/Stern games added (except Austin Powers)
-Monster Bash sound rom support!
-Jackbot sound rom support!
-Jackbot Belgium/Canada clone added.
-The Shadow sound rom support! (Thanks Ian for the roms)
-Added correct crc for known good working Mousin Around roms.
-Created new bugs.txt file for easier tracking and organization.
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Data East, Sega, Stern DMD Support for games using 128x32 Display!
 (still some minor issues)
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [Tom Haukap]

-Data East DMD Support for games using 128x16 Display! (Again BIG Thanks to Worf!)
 (still some minor issues)
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [Tom Haukap]

-Flippers correctly disabled for Williams Non-Fliptronics Games
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Bally MPU-35 & MPU-17 games now working
-Bally drivers added: Dolly Parton, Xenon, Kiss, Harlem Globetrotters, Paragon & MANY MORE!
-New mechanics handler that simplifies addition of game mechanics
-Core now has support for drivers that do not have a version #
-HandleMech and GetMech support added for The Shadow
-Improved GetMech() to return Turbo Position for Indy 500
-Non-fliptronics flippers no longer stay up at game end or tilt
-Segment displays no longer displays A-E
-Core now prints last activated solenoid in simulator view
-GI status (on/off) displayed in simulator view
-Solenoids 37-40 now work as intended (mirror at 41-44 for compatability)
-Williams WPC: Solenoids 33-36 now smoothed if not used for flippers.
-Williams System 7 rewritten to use PIAs (Side effect: special solenoids and sound/speech works better)
-Jokerz! now work (stereo soundboard not emulated)
-Time fantasy: display layout added
-IJ: Corrected handlemech
-Road Show: ROM Lx4 added
-T2: updated to new mech handler. Added non-linear movement to gun
-ToM: Rom 1.2 added
-WW: updated to new mech handler
-CV: Added ringmaster mech handler
-DM: Added ROM Px5
-I500: Turbo index switch only updated if mech = 3
-MB: updated to new mech handler for frankenstein, dracula and bank
-SC: Added lights 65-112
-TS: Added mechanics handler for mini PF
-W?D: Added prototype mechanics handler for reels
-Codebase updated to MAME037B16
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Bally MPU-35 & MPU-17 sound support
-Bally Sound Modules 51 & 56 sound support [preliminary]
 [Johan S]
 [WPCMAME Author]
-Expanded sounds.dat file from Dorsola, includes mapped sounds for IJ and RS.
 [Dorsola]


Version 0.99 Beta 3 (May 04, 2001)
------------------------------------

Bugs Fixed
----------
-Fixed Solenoid numbering for 37-40
-Switch 2 is now triggered with the A/C selector in S11 games using it.
-AFM now initialises the bank up/dn switches correctly
 [WPCMAME Author]

New Features
------------

-Option "noantialias" now controls both the DMD size and the fontsize for LCD displays.
-Added credit and ball display to s6 games
-Added getMech() for Black Rose
-Added Ringmaster handleMech/getMech functionality for Circus Voltaire.
 [WPCMAME Author]
-Added Solenoid 41, 42 support for STTNG
-Added getMech() & support for 3 fake solenoids for Fish Tales
 [Steve Ellenoff]
-New Driver for Bally Rolling Stones
 [David Tansey]


Version 0.99 Beta 2 (April 22, 2001)
------------------------------------

Bugs Fixed
----------
-Fixed no sound in DCS games when using -cheat/Skip Pinball Tests at Startup Option
-Improved System 11 Multiplexed Solenoid Handling
-A/C Accelerator Bug Corrected  for F-14, PB, Fire!
-Fixed ROM Sound Length for Radical
-Fixed RTC clock bug in WPC games
-Fixed Upper Flipper EOS handling for TAF
-Fixed crash if printfile cannot be opened
-Fixed flipper hold coil bug (did not activate together with power)
-Fixed no sound bug in System 6 games [but still not working correctly]
 [WPCMAME Author]

New Features
------------
-Solenoid Mask Filter added to PinMAME core (for use in Visual PinMAME).
-Added capability for different LCD layouts to core - (Only implemented for High Speed & Comet)
-GetMech() functionality added for STTNG, TAF, T2, JD, ToM, MM, PZ, RS, SS, WCS
-Added Mechanics simulation for MB, Indy 500
 [WPCMAME Author]



Version 0.99 Beta 1 (March 31, 2001)
------------------------------------

Bugs Fixed
----------
-Solenoid Numbering Issues  [WPCMAME Author]

New Simulators
--------------
-Time Fantasy           [Marton Larrosa]




Version 0.99 Beta (March 29, 2001)
----------------------------------
Welcome to the first official release of PinMAME, the emulator formerly known as WPCMAME!
Below you'll find the many enhancements made to WPCMAME which have transformed it into
PinMAME.

New Features
------------
-Modification of Core System Files to allow more hardware systems to be added easily.
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Williams/Bally System 11 Emulation
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Williams System 9 Emulation
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Williams System 7 Emulation
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Williams System 6 Emulation
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Williams System 4 Emulation
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Williams System 3 Emulation
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Data East AlphaNumeric System Emulation
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Bally MPU-35 Emulation (*Preliminary)
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [WPCMAME Author]

-DCS Sound Speedups for *ALL DCS* Games!!!!
 [WPCMAME Author]


-Pulsed Solenoid Support
 [Tom Haukap]

-Additional Sound Command Mode Enhancements
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Visual PinMAME Integration
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [Tom Haukap]
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Fully mapped sound command modes for several games (see sounds.dat)
 [Dorsola]

New Simulators
--------------
-Harley Davidson        [Marton Larrosa]
-Millionaire            [Marton Larrosa]
-Elivira & Party Monsters   [WPCMAME Author] *(Preliminary)
-No Good Golphers               [Dave Roberts]

New/Updated Custom Lamp Matrixes
--------------------------------
-No Good Golphers               [Dave Roberts]

New Sound Support
-----------------
-Dirty Harry                    [Steve Ellenoff]
-Congo              [Steve Ellenoff]
-Who Dunnit         [Steve Ellenoff]


***************************
**** WPCMAME CHANGES ******
***************************

0.37 BETA 8 (January 17, 2001)
-------------------------------
WOW!! Our biggest release ever, with a whopping 70 Enhancements!!
Happy Holidays, Happy New Year, and Happy New Millenium (for real this time)!!!

New Features
------------
-Sound Sample Support which can play .wav files when solenoids fire during gameplay!
 [Steve Ellenoff]
 [Tom Haukap]

-DMD Color & Intensity Can be Changed using command line or .cfg file (see wpcmame.txt)
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-DCS Sound Speedups for *ALL DCS* Games!!!!
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Reworked Sound Command Mode Functionality (see wpcmame.txt)
 [WPCMAME Author]

-PreDCS Games - Volume Control implemented
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Preliminary Simulations for *All Non-Simulated Games*
 [Marton Larrosa]

-Help Keys added to all Simulated Games
 [Marton Larrosa]

-Simulator Bug Fixes
 [WPCMAME Author]

-Colors BLUE & PURPLE added to Custom Lamp Playfield Colors
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Custom Lamp Playfield structure modified to allow more than 1 bulb per Lamp.
 [Steve Ellenoff]

-Alpha Segments fixed to include period "." symbol for pre-DMD games!
 [Jonathan N. Deitch]

-Patch added to recreate Real time clock functionality!! The pinball games now keep accurate time and date!
 [Jonathan N. Deitch]

-Timing adjustments made to match actual measured frequency of a real wpc pinball machine.
 [Jonathan N. Deitch]


New Simulators
--------------
-Scared Stiff            [Tom Haukap]
-Theater of Magic        [Tom Haukap]
-Indiana Jones           [Tom Haukap]
-Medieval Madness                [Marton Larrosa]
-White Water                     [Marton Larrosa]
-Dr. Dude                        [Marton Larrosa]
-Black Rose                      [Marton Larrosa]
-Machine:Bride of Pinbot         [Marton Larrosa]
-Hurricane                       [Marton Larrosa]
-Roadshow                        [Marton Larrosa]
-Gilligan's Island               [Marton Larrosa]
-Fish Tales                      [Steve Ellenoff]
-The Getaway                     [Steve Ellenoff]
-Judge Dredd                     [Steve Ellenoff]

New Sound Support
-----------------
-Dracula                         [Steve Ellenoff]
-Attack From Mars                [Steve Ellenoff]
-Black Rose                      [Steve Ellenoff]
-Indiana Jones                   [Steve Ellenoff]
-No Good Golfers                 [Steve Ellenoff]
-Party Zone(New 100% working Rom)[Steve Ellenoff]
-No Fear                         [Steve Ellenoff]
-Corvette                        [Steve Ellenoff]
-Harley Davidson                 [Steve Ellenoff]
-Cirqus Voltaire                 [Steve Ellenoff]
-Indianapolis 500                [Steve Ellenoff]
-Judge Dredd                     [Steve Ellenoff]


New/Updated Custom Lamp Matrixes
--------------------------------
-Funhouse                        [Steve Ellenoff]
-Star Trek: TNG                  [Steve Ellenoff]
-Twilight Zone(updated)          [Steve Ellenoff]
-The Addams Family               [Steve Ellenoff]
-Getaway                         [Steve Ellenoff]
-Machine:Bride of Pinbot         [Marton Larrosa]
-Party Zone                      [Marton Larrosa]
-Dracula                         [Marton Larrosa]
-Gilligans Island                [Marton Larrosa]
-Doctor Dude                     [Marton Larrosa]
-Hurricane                       [Marton Larrosa]
-Medieval Madness                [Marton Larrosa]
-Theater of Magic        [Tom Haukap]
-Indiana Jones           [Tom Haukap]
-World Cup Soccer                [WPCMAME Author]


New/Updated Sound Sample Support
--------------------------------
-Funhouse                        [Steve Ellenoff]
-Star Trek: TNG                  [Steve Ellenoff]
-Terminator 2                    [Steve Ellenoff]
-Indiana Jones           [Tom Haukap]
-Theater of Magic        [Tom Haukap]
-Machine:Bride of Pinbot         [Marton Larrosa]
-Black Rose                      [Marton Larrosa]
-Creature From Black Lagoon  [Marton Larrosa]
-Dr. Dude                        [Marton Larrosa]
-Dracula                         [Marton Larrosa]
-Gilligan's Island               [Marton Larrosa]
-Hurricane                       [Marton Larrosa]
-Medieval Madness                [Marton Larrosa]
-Party Zone          [Marton Larrosa]
-Road Show                       [Marton Larrosa]
-White Water                     [Marton Larrosa]




0.37 BETA 8 (November 17, 2000)
-------------------------------

- New Simulator for Creature From the Black Lagoon
  [Marton Larrosa]

- New Simulator for World Cup Soccer '94
  [WPCMAME Author]

- New Simulator for Star Trek Next Generation
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- New Simulator for Party Zone
  [Marton Larrosa]

- New Custom Lamp Matrix for Terminator 2
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Solenoid numbering for flipper solenoids  updated.
  They now match the test menu numbers.
  [WPCMAME Author]

- Corrected a bug in the spinner simulation.
  [WPCMAME Author]

- PreDCS Game Volume Support (not working)
  [WPCMAME Author]

- Minor Fix to Capturing Simulator Keypresses
  [WPCMAME Author]

- Coin Door Keys remapped to match layout of real pinball machines
  [Steve Ellenoff]



0.37 BETA 8 (November 6, 2000)
--------------------------------

- WPCMAME.TXT file updated, including a small facelift.. :)
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Removed all mame related info from this textfile. This file's purpose whould be about
  wpcmame, after all!
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Added simulation.txt file so you can get keyboard layout and other simulation info there!
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Added DCS Sound Speedups!!  (Sorry the speed ups don't work in WPC95 games!)
  [Jarek Parchanski]
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Fixed WPC95 DCS sound games so that the speedup code doesn't break the game!
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Renamed Tic-Tac-Toe, to it's proper Ticket-Tac-Toe!
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Fixed incorrect T2 ROM Checksum
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- New sound support for the following games:
  TAF(original), Popeye, The Machine: BOP, Party Zone, Whitewater, Safe Cracker,
  World Cup Soccer
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- New Simulators for Funhouse and Terminator 2
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- New Sound Command Mode: Allows you to trigger any sound command, thus you can play
  any sound in the pinball game. (For some reason, digital voices don't work in
  pre-dcs games yet)
  [Steve Ellenoff]

- Record Sound output to a Wav file (files go to your wavefile directory.. works similar to
  screen shots, aka, files are named with a number after them!)
  [Jarek Parchanski]
  [Steve Ellenoff]
