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Pre-release development recordTimeline date Changes: 1

N-EMU v0.9.0 update

The first version to bring the early work together

We documented the work so far and moved the version number to 0.9.0. Earlier development is organized into records numbered 0.1.0–0.8.3.

Timeline dates and periods were reassigned to spread out the development history. They are not the dates changes were integrated into the app. These are pre-release development records.

Timeline date

  1. Starting a versioned changelog

    Both apps moved from version 0.1.0 to 0.9.0, with a changelog documenting the work. Support for 11 systems, saves and sync had already been built during early development; they were not new additions at this point.

Development stories and earlier posts

  1. Development storiesv0.9.3

    A personal taste for pixels

    Angular buttons, pixel fonts and blinking cursors: how I kept the atmosphere without slowing down interaction.

  2. Development storiesv0.9.0

    Keep save data as files

    Export saves for safekeeping or move them to another device without connecting Google Drive.

  3. Development storiesv0.9.2

    Settings chosen for each game

    Follow the app defaults and adjust only the games that need it. Display, audio, controls and auto-resume settings are saved per game.

  4. Development storiesv0.9.2

    From finding a game to playing it

    Search and organization have been refined to make games easier to find. An imported game can also be started right away.

  5. Development storiesv0.9.0

    A button layout that fits your hands

    Move and resize on-screen buttons, and map connected controller buttons yourself.

  6. Development storiesv0.9.2

    When you load the wrong save state

    Undo load lets you return to the moment you were playing, even after accidentally loading an older state.

  7. Development storiesv0.9.0

    Open a game where you left off

    With auto-resume enabled, opening a game loads its autosave. You can choose a different startup behavior for each game.

  8. Development storiesv0.9.0

    Move saves with Google Drive

    Back up saves to your Google Drive and download them on another device. You choose which records to keep.

  9. Development storiesv0.9.0

    Making Korean text visible in PSP games

    Dialogue can remain missing after applying a Korean patch. You can now choose the font used by some PSP games.

  10. Development storiesv0.9.0

    Bringing several systems into one app

    Several emulator cores are connected so you can choose games and manage saves from the same library across systems.

  11. Development storiesv0.9.0

    I made N-EMU because I wanted to use it

    I wanted a comfortable way to play retro games. Before development, I spent about a month planning N-EMU's features.

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