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I liked the 3 team idea in World Tour so I’d build off that. The contestants would be boated to where the island sunk and all the challenges would take place underwateabove water but all of them would involve water. For challenges fully underwater, each contestant would receive an Oxygen tank that lasts enough to complete the challenge. The team that won the challenge would get to sleep on a fancy Cruise ship, while the middle team would get a yacht, and the last place team would get a fishing boat.
We would have 3 teams and 8 contestants on each team. 24 total contestants.
Mighty Muskies:
Owen Noah Gwen Duncan Courtney Emma Heather Alejandro
Wonder Walley:
Mike Zoey Jacques Lindsay Tyler Beth Sammy Amy
Congested Crappie:
Geoff Brody Cody Devon Carrie Shawn Jasmine McAurthur
Episode 1: 3 way volleyball: challenge would be the teams playing volleyball in a 3 way match, lowest scoring team at the time the winning team hits 10 points goes to elimination. Wonder Walleye would end up in elimination while the Crappie would win
24th- Amy
Episode 2: Treasure Diving: teams would have to dive for a guided Chris with their teams branding on the bottom. Congested Crappie would end up losing after Jacques sabotaged McAurther finding the Chris. Jacques won the challenge for the Walleye.
23rd- McAurther
Episode 3: Chris-ulet: teams would have to scavenge Chris’s old house to find the one thing he left down there, his beloved amulet with his own face on it. Winning team gets to choose who to eliminate from the losing team. Wonder Walleye would end up losing the challenge while the Muskie would win. They end up choosing to vote off Zoey to weaken the Walleye.
22nd- Zoey
Episode 4: Eagles Nest: The teams compete in an underwater 5v5 first to 3 eagles nest game. Jacques would play a phenomenal goal keeper to win the challenge for the Walleye, while the Muskie would end up losing. They end up voting off Courtney because she is too obsessed with being more authoritative than Heather and dominating Duncan. She was caught conspiring behind the teams back multiple times at this point.
21st- Courtney
Episode 5: Laps: Chris and Chef set up an underwater swimming trail around the whole island that the teams would have to race around. The Crappie would end up winning and the Muskie would lose. The team ends up voting off Alejandro to split him and Heather up despite Noah being so poor at underwater challenges. Plus payback from season 3 for Owen and Noah
20th- Alejandro
Episode 6: Underwater opstical Course: An opstical course is build from the rubbish left underwater and the teams must clear the course with all their members to win the challenge. The Walleye would end up losing and sending Jacques home since the team is under majority control of Lindsay, Beth, Tyler and Sammy who has been befriended. They picked him over mike because he was annoying them and they didn’t like his evil suggestions.
19th- Jacques
Episode 7: Capture the Flag: so every 7 episodes they would have a challenge that does not involve swimming. It is called the lucky 7 challenge. So episode 7, 14, and 21 would not involve swimming. For this, the teams would have 3 islands to hide their flags on, and whichever team recovers their flag from both the other teams islands first wins. They would boat in between the islands to capture the flags.
The Muskie would end up losing after all their members aside from the defenders (Noah and Emma) were tagged out. Noah and Emma were not aware of their surroundings, losing both their flags very early as well. The Crappie ended up winning. Emma ended up getting voted off because the cast was tired of her distracting Noah, and Owen was bias towards Noah so he and the rest voted Emma.
18th- Emma
Episode 8: seashells: for this challenge it was shallow water hunting as the team had to pick 5 of the best seashells they could find to show the panel (Chris, Chef, and former contestant Harold). The Muskie finally won a challenge, and the Walleye are sent to elimination off of Lindsay’s poor performance (she broke the 5th shell) she was voted off, but Tyler took the elimination for her to try and win her back since they had broken up the episode before. They ended up back together.
17th- Tyler
Episode 9: Hot Potato: The team would play hot potato with a water ball, and the timer was randomly set by Chris so the teams had no idea when it would go off. Brody ended up making a poor decision to toss the team the challenge, while the Muskie won 2 straight. This episode ended up being non-elimination.
Episode 10: The Brawl: Teams would have balloons placed on each contestants back, and they would have to pop the balloons off each team. Noah ended up performing much above expectation and the Muskie and Walleye ended up forming a temporary alliance to take down the Crappie since the Crappie had only lost one member thus far. They managed to take them down, and then the Muskie best the Walleye. Brody almost ended up getting sent home because he lost his mojo in episode 9 and never got it back, but they ended up sending Shawn home because he hadn’t really done a whole lot all season since he was freaking out a lot about underwater zombies. Since they can walk underwater btw.
16th- Shawn
Episode 11: Battleship: Each team would have 3 boats, and would be required to sink each other’s boats. First team to lose all 3 was out. The Walleye ended up losing while the Crappie rose back to the top. Beth ended up getting sent home by the Crappie when it was Lindsay Beth vs Mike Sammy, and it was 2 votes Beth, 2 votes Sammy. They ended up choosing Beth over Sammy and sent her home.
15th- Beth
Episode 12: Atlantis: Each team would have to build an underwater infrastructure to the best of their abilities for judges Chris, Chef and former competitor DJ to look rate. The Muskie ended up with a collapsed building which was blamed on Noah since he planned the building out. In reality, it was sabotaged by Jasmine after Noah had trash talked Shawn and his zombie stories in front of her on multiple occasions in the season to this point and finally pushed her over the edge. The team sent Noah home for blowing the challenge.
14th- Noah
Episode 13: Painful Water Balloon Fight: Waterbaloon fight. Each member of each team would be granted a single wooden pole to stand on. the challenge was to knock all the players off their poles. The Crappie still have an oversized team so the Muskie and Walleye agreed to team up in a 7v6 situation, but the Crappie were ready. On the backs of Brody (who snaps his bad mojo streak here) and Jasmine they first knock out the Muskie, sending them into elimination, and then the Walleye. The Muskie voted off Owen, only to learn the challenge was a non elimination challenge when suddenly Don shows up as part of his contract to host the next half of the season while Chris would take his vacation time.
Episode 14: The Big Boom: The 2nd Lucky 7 challenge of the season. Don finds is funny what Duncan did to Chris’s home in All-Stars, and in return he builds 3 exact replicas of the homes and tells the teams to blow them up. He says as long as they all blow the houses up, they will all be safe from elimination. Each team ends up blowing up the house successfully and it pans to Chris wiping a tear from his eye while he sits on the beaches of Jamaica and only says “Harsh dude”. It was in fact a non elimination round again. Duncan creates such a fantastic replica that Don gives him an Idol of invincibility that would protect him from the next Muskie elimination if it were to happen before merge, but post merge it would expire.
Episode 15: The Great Dive: Each team is takes with 3 different dives. One massive cannonball dive, one elegant dive, and one very high up Dive. For the Cannonball, Muskie took first with Owen, Crappie 2nd with Jasmine, and Walleye 3rd with Sammy. For the elegant dive, Walleye first with Mike, Muskie 2nd with a surprising performance from Heather, and Brody bellyflops into 3rd. For the final dive, Carrie takes first by jumping instantly, Lindsay takes 2nd after her team fools her into jumping, and Gwen ended up not jumping in time, resulting in a 3 way tie for first.
Don decided to send every single member in the show to elimination aside from the three winners and Duncan because of his immunity. So Duncan, Owen, Mike and Carrie were safe and not voting. Cody ended up surprisingly getting sent home here, the reason unknown. He was friendly to all and it ended up costing him the game.
13th- Cody
Episode 16: Don wanted to make an Omen to redonculous race, so he had Don boxes installed at Pahkitew Island for the start, where they would have to as a team perform Synchronized water dancing. Once the judges approved, they would be allowed to access the Don box and get the challenge at Bony Island. The challenge was an all in. The teams had to build a boat to speed their way to the sunken island and reach the Chill Zone. Last team to reach the Zone, may be sending someone home. The Muskie ended up taking the win, while the Walleye shockingly edged out the Crappie who suddenly went ice cold. They ended up sending home Brody because he became a liability when he lost his mojo. The challenge ended up being an elimination too so Brody was gone this time. (Not rehashing a lost mojo story, just sending him home.)
12th- Brody
Episode 17: Merge Mayhem: The teams were informed in the beginning of the episode that this would be the merger. Survive this and make it to the merge. In confessionals contestants revealed they were shocked Sammy was still in the game, and that this challenge probably benefitted her the most since she was the least threat. Don placed himself inside a locked cage (with lots of oxygen) somewhere on the sunken island, and only the winning team would be safe from elimination tonight. Their job was to bring him back to the shore of Bony Island.
Geoff had a grudge and believed his team broke the mojo code by voting off Brody while the team insisted they couldn’t Iet him continue to throw challenges every time he lost his edge. The Muskie ended up winning the challenge. Geoff annoyed his team so much that the remaining 3 Crappie votes for him. The Walleye on the other hand, formed an alliance to vote off Jasmine since she was the biggest threat for the merger. Geoff voted for Jasmine because he was most annoyed at her and it ended up being Jasmine going home shockingly in a 4-3 vote count. Geoff realized he was wrong in the end.
11th- Jasmine
Episode 18: Biggest Shark: Duncan and Heather suddenly form an alliance since Duncan begins trying to prove he’s bad again, and Heather is actually a villain again. The challenge is to show Don the largest shark. Heather ends up winning, and manages to keep her and Duncan’s alliance a secret. In elimination, Devon is surprisingly sent home.
10th- Devon
Episode 19: The Save: Kind of like Harry Potter and the Goblett of Fire, where they have the closest ones to the contestants underwater each contestant in the beginning was told they can pick 1 former Total Drama contestant from any season.
Owen- Noah Gwen- Leshawna Duncan- Courtney Heather- Alejandro Mike- Zoey Lindsay- Beth Sammy- Tyler Geoff- Bridgett Carrie- Devon
Lindsay was upset Sammy picked Tyler That being said, Gwen ended up winning the challenge and saving Leshawna first. Don said the top 3 were safe tonight. 2nd ended up being Carrie and 3rd Sammy. Lindsay ended up being more concerned about Tyler than Beth and helped Sammy on accident. Sammy ended up gaining a lot of people on her side when Lindsay chewed her out for what other people thought was no reason. Also Lindsay never saved Beth, the producers had to. They ended up voting Lindsay off, to her surprise
9th- Lindsay
Episode 20: Old vs New: Don decided to split the remaining contestants into 2 teams, marking the first ever unmerge in total Drama history. He stated it would be the old members vs the new members. Don announced Geoff would be put in the new cast for his performance on Redonculous Race. Old: Owen, Gwen, Heather, Duncan vs new: Mike, Sammy, Geoff, and Carrie.
The challenge this week was dive to the bottom of the ocean and grab a ring that had been tossed down there. Then, they had to toss the ring onto the nose of a bottle nosed dolphin. Then they had to ride the dolphin through a flaming hoop and from there race to the finish.
Geoff tossed the challenge for his team when he continued to miss the ring toss onto the Dolphin. His team eliminated him for this when he began weeping about tossing games again and having flashbacks to Brody.
8th- Geoff
Episode 21: 777: the third and final lucky seven challenge. In this one, Don had build a casino and told the teams they were to win as many Don bucks from the machines that they could. The Old team ended up losing the challenge, as Duncan cheated and got his team penalized for it, but Don revealed it was a non elimination challenge! Owen and Gwen then found out Duncan and Heather were working together. Because they voted Owen off this episode.
Episode 22: A Triathelon: In a callback to the Season 1 finale, Don came up with 3 challenges for the teams. 1st up was the water skiing challenge. Owen and Mike were to compete in that one. Second up was the kneeboarding challenge, which Gwen and Sammy were to compete in. Third and finally, it was a jet ski race to the finish between Heather and Carrie. Duncan was to drive the boat while Mike and Sammy would have to swap drivers in between the 1st and second challenges.
Owen ends up sucking at waterskiing and the team never recovers from the fall. Duncan and Heather threaten Gwen to vote with them, or else they’ll vote for her and send her to a tiebreaker in which she would be eliminated. Gwen complies and Owen gets voted off, feeling very sad that he had been betrayed twice that season, and from his closest friends. Duncan calls off the alliance because he felt bad after seeing Owen sad.
7th- Owen
Episode 23: Chef’s Buffet: Don reveals he planned to merge the teams here, but since they were already so neatly in a 3v3 he would leave them together. The challenge was to fish, with their bare hands, and cook the fish on a fire they would start with their rafts, and the judge panel, consisted of Don, a returning Chris, Chef, and former competitor and recent eliminee Owen would be the judges. Owen ends up giving the Old teams fish a bad score, causing them to lose and be sent to elimination. Gwen, Duncan and Heather all don’t trust each other, and none of them talk about who they’re going to vote for with each other. In confessional, Heather gives a goodbye speech as she believes she has no chance. Gwen shockingly gets sent home in a 2v1 vote. Duncan votes her because he thought she’d vote him off with Heather because of what he did. Plus their history.
6th- Gwen
Episode 24: Merge Squared: This challenge takes place on 4 separates rafts with Heather in the middle. a good old game of competitive pickle in the middle. With 5 people, and in a square formation. The teams were merged again. Just to be put in a brand new style, 4v1 game! This challenge was a game of four square between Duncan, Sammy, Carrie, and Mike while Heather was in the middle, standing on tall wooden pegs trying to intercept the ball. She had a net. The goal was to pass the ball between her legs 10 times without her intercepting. They would score a point if they did. Otherwise, she would score. It was first to 4 points.
Heather ended up miraculously coming back from a 3-1 deficit and defeating the team of 4. Don was shocked at the outcome and said it had never been done before but Heather wins the 1v4!! The votes are cast and it ends up being the end of the road for Sammy’s very impressive run.
5th- Sammy
Episode 25: Don announces there was to be a change of plans, and two contestants were to be eliminated this round to leave two for the finale. Don reveals there are two formerly mutated contestants in the mines that have been there all season. Ezekiel and Dakota. He says they were both demutated and are ready to be evacuated. Whoever brings each of the contestants up, wins a trip to the finale. Duncan ends up saving Dakota first and by a large amount of time, securing his spot in the finale. Don encourages him to mess with the remainders in a way of getting a bonus of choosing who to face in the finale for winning. Duncan goes straight for heather and exclaims “FOR OWEN” as he knocks her off Ezekiel, allowing Carrie and Mike to grab him and tie reaching the surface as they both emerged at the exact same time. Heather is eliminated, but Don says they will have to have a 3rd place challenge in the jam packed finale!
4th- Heather
Episode 26: The Reloaded Finale: Don and Chris both host this action packed finale. There is a board with the previous 25 challenges on it. Don is given the honors of spinning first. He says it’s a throwback finale. And for the 3rd place March to be settled first, he would spin a challenge for them to repeat. He lands on episode 3s challenge, which reminds Mike of Zoey since it was her elimination challenge. Chris reveals he had hidden a marshmallow down there in his house to scavenge and bring back to him, since the original was to bring back the necklace he left there. Mike and Carrie take off but it ends up being Carrie coming out on top when Mike finds Zoey’s necklace down there and he tosses the challenge while leading to bring it back with him. He loses the marshmallow and Carrie advances.
3rd- Mike
Carrie and Duncan each get to spin the wheel for a challenge. Duncan spins Episode 10, the balloon popping one. Duncan and Carrie get balloons on and begin trying to pop. Duncan comes out on top of that challenge taking a 1-0 lead in the finale. He is on game point to become the first ever 2 time winner in Total Drama history. Carrie spins Episode 14, The Big Boom. The episode Duncan conquered earlier in the season. Carrie sighs and Duncan exclaims “yes!” Duncan is ready for his massive boom following Carries mediocre boom, only to hear the Dynamite dude fizzle out. He looks down and the dynamite explodes in his face leaving black smoke everywhere.
It’s 1-1! Don exclaims. “Now, it’s a 1 on 1 tie-breaking footrace to the chill zone, which rests on the new island” Carrie takes off in a head start as Duncan falls over briefly. They both scavenge for wood to build a boat to sail over. Carrie goes with a sail boat, Duncan a raft and paddle. Carrie is caught very quickly as Duncan passes her.
The wind suddenly picks up behind Carrie and she flies past Duncan to land aboard shore with the peanut gallery of all the contestants ever in Total Drama watching, she runs into the chill zone and chills off with the million!!
I’m going to add a finishing order below because I didn’t gave that in all the original text:
24th- Amy
23rd- McArther
22nd- Zoey
21st- Courtney
20th- Alejandro
19th- Jacques
18th- Emma
17th- Tyler
16th- Shawn
15th- Beth
14th- Noah
13th- Cody
12th- Brody
11th- Jasmine
10th- Devon
9th- Lindsay
8th- Geoff
7th- Owen
6th- Gwen
5th- Sammy
4th- Heather
3rd- Mike
2nd- Duncan
1st- Carrie

MAME 0.203

With Hallowe’en basically over, the only thing you need to make October complete is MAME 0.203. Newly supported titles include not just one, but two Nintendo Game & Watch classics: Donkey Kong and Green House, and the HP 9825B desktop computer. We’ve added dozens of new versions of supported systems, including European bootlegs of Puck Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Phoenix, Pengo and Zero Time, more revisions of Street Fighter II and Super Street Fighter II, and a version of Soldier Girl Amazon made under license by Tecfri.
There are major improvements to plug-in TV games in this release, specifically systems based on the XaviX and SunPlus µ'nSP processors. The Vii is now playable with sound, and the V.Smile can boot games. Tiger Game.com emulation has come to the point where all but one of the games are playable. Some long-standing issues with Tandy CoCo cartridges have been fixed.
It isn’t just home systems that have received attention this month: Namco System 22 emulation has leapt forward. Yes, the hit box errors making it impossible to pass the helicopter (Time Crisis) and the tanks (Tokyo Wars) have finally been fixed. On top of that, video emulation improvements make just about everything on the system look better. In particular, rear view mirrors in the driving games now work properly. If that isn’t enough for you, the code has been optimised, so there’s a good chance you’ll get full speed emulation on a modern PC. There have been less dramatic improvements to video emulation in other Namco and Tecmo systems, and CPS-3 row scroll effects have been implemented.
MAME 0.203 should build out-of-the-box on macOS “Mojave” with the latest Xcode tools (provided your SDL2 framework is up-to-date), a number of lingering debugger issues have been fixed, and it’s now possible to run SDL MAME on a system with no display. MAME’s internal file selection menus should behave better when you type the name of a file to select it.
MAME 0.203 is a huge update, touching all kinds of areas. You can get the source and Windows binary packages from the download page.

MAMETesters Bugs Fixed

• 00430: [Graphics] (flkatck.cpp) mx5000: Game has priority problems. (Angelo Salese)
• 00777: [Gameplay] (namcos22.cpp) timecris, timecrisa: Incorrect hitbox for the helicopter in level 3. (hap)
• 06157: [Graphics] (cps3.cpp) jojo, jojoba and clones: Combo meter graphics missing for second player. (David Haywood)
• 06164: [Graphics] (namcos22.cpp) ridgerac: Title screen graphics are missing from second attract loop onwards. (hap)
• 06171: [Core] System-specific INI file settings are retained when starting a new emulation session. (Ryan Holtz)
• 06616: [Crash/Freeze] (coco3.cpp) coco3: Cartridges using 32k external ROM mode don’t work. (Tim Lindner)
• 07088: [Crash/Freeze] (interpro.cpp) ip6000, ip6700, ip6800: 1 Hz clock causes assertion failure in scheduler. (Patrick Mackinlay)
• 07110: [DIP/Input] (snk.cpp) tdfever: The “Allow Continue” DIP switch is reversed. (Angelo Salese)
• 07111: [Graphics] (namcos22.cpp) dirtdash: Speedometer displayed incorrectly. (hap)
• 07115: [Sound] (cps2.cpp) spf2t (qsound): Sound effects are distorted, mainly on left channel. (superctr)
• 07123: [Documentation] (megadriv.cpp) megadriv [dstrike]: Title is inaccurate. (Tafoid)
• 07124: [Documentation] (megadriv.cpp) megadriv [rrash3]: Title is inaccurate. (Tafoid)
• 07126: [ColoPalette] (8080bw.cpp) yosakdon: Yosaku to donbei used an overlay for colour. (MASH)

New working machines

• Game & Watch: Donkey Kong [algestam]
• Game & Watch: Green House [algestam]
• HP 9825B [F.Ulivi]
• Nerae! Super Goal (J 981218 V1.000) [PascalP, Bill D., The Dumping Union]
• Sky Challenger (J 000406 V1.000) [ShouTime, Bill D., Charles MacDonald, Dane Biegert, Candy Wolff, Henrique Areias Pontes, Sean Sutton, Surgeville, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]

New working clones

• Ace Driver: Victory Lap (Rev. ADV1, Japan) [ShouTime, Henrique Areias Pontes, Evan Korzon, Dane Biegert, mrgoodwraith, Michael O’Malley, Alexander Monin, Sean Sutton, Sung Eugene, Russell Howard, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]
• Arm Champs II (ver 2.7) [Siftware]
• Crazy Rally (Recreativos Franco license) [Recreativas.org]
• Crock-Man (Marti Colls bootleg of Rene Pierre Crock-Man) [A.R.P.A., Recreativas.org]
• Fenix (Niemer bootleg of Phoenix) [Recreativas.org, Arcade Vintage]
• Heated Barrel (World version ?) [Jorge Silva]
• Koutetsu Yousai Strahl (World) [VectorGlow]
• Land Maker (Ver 2.02O 1998/06/02) [SEGV]
• Ms. Pac-Man ('Made in Greece' bootleg, set 2) [Michael Moffitt, The Dumping Union]
• Ms. Pac-Man (Marti Colls bootleg) [A.R.P.A., Recreativas.org]
• Pac Man (FAMARE S.A. bootleg of Puck Man) [Marcos75, Recreativas.org]
• Phoenix (G. Universal Video bootleg) [VectorGlow]
• Pengo (Marti Colls bootleg on Pac-Man hardware, set 1) [A.R.P.A., Recreativas.org]
• Pengo (Marti Colls bootleg on Pac-Man hardware, set 2) [A.R.P.A., Recreativas.org]
• Player's Edge Plus (SET033) Set Chip [Brian Troha]
• Pocket Gal Deluxe (Asia v3.00) [Jorge Silva]
• PuLiRuLa (World, earlier?) [Jorge Silva]
• Rapid Hero (NMK) [pacman70]
• Rim Rockin' Basketball (V1.2, bootleg) [ClawGrip, Roberto Fresca, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
• Soldier Girl Amazon (Tecfri license) [Fredric Sjöholm]
• Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (World 910204) [Erik Preston]
• Super Street Fighter II: The Tournament Battle (USA 930911) [Steve Gordon]
• Tazz-Mania - El Trompa (U.R.V. BBCPE bootleg) [Ricky2001, Recreativas.org]
• Tetris (bootleg set 4, with UM3482) [Asayuki, ClawGrip]
• The Killing Blade / Ao Jian Kuang Dao (ver. 106) [Brad Hicks]
• Twins [David Torres, ClawGrip, Recreativas.org]
• Twins (Mega Twins bootleg) [Barry Harris, ClawGrip, Roberto Fresca, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
• World Cup '90 (european hack, different title) [Roberto Fresca, Martin Mejia Britez]
• Zero Time (Marti Colls) [A.R.P.A., Recreativas.org]

Machines promoted to working

• Jungle Soft Vii [Ryan Holtz]
• Tokyo Wars (Rev. TW2 Ver.A, World) [hap]
• Video 21 [hap]

New machines marked as NOT_WORKING

• Bowling Road (Ver 1.5) [f205v]
• BwB Tetris v 1.0? (MPU4 Video) [James Wallace]
• Decision Data IS-482 Workstation [Al Kossow]
• Falco 5220 [Al Kossow]
• Gynotai (Japan) [Dane Biegert, Evan Korzon, Candy Wolff, Henrique Areias Pontes, Sean Sutton, ShouTime, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]
• HP 700/70 Windowing Terminal [Bitsavers]
• ITT 1700 [Al Kossow]
• Labyrinth (Ver 1.5) [f205v]
• MCS-51 System Design Kit [Glen Slick]
• MIPS RC2030 [Patrick Mackinlay]
• MIPS RS2030 [Patrick Mackinlay]
• MVS-TEMP 'SubSystem Ver1.4' (Nazca development board) [Brian Hargrove]
• Pin Ups (Ver 1.0 Rev A) [f205v]
• Prize Space Invaders (v1.4D?) (MPU4 Video) [James Wallace]
• Prize Space Invaders (v2.0D?) (MPU4 Video) [James Wallace]
• Prize Space Invaders (v2.14?) (MPU4 Video) [James Wallace]
• Rushing Beat (SNES bootleg) [Jorge Silva]
• S-Plus SET005 Set chip [Brian Troha]
• S-Plus SET015 Set chip [Brian Troha]
• S-Plus SET026 Set chip [Brian Troha]
• Scientific Instruments Model 5500 Temperature Controller [ClawGrip]
• Super Derby (satellite board) [Chris Buehler]
• UFO Robot (Ver 1.0 Rev A) [f205v]
• World Cup (Ver 1.5) [f205v]

New clones marked as NOT_WORKING

• Altered Beast (bootleg) [ClawGrip, Roberto Fresca, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
• Break Thru (Tecfri license) [jordigahan, Recreativas.org]
• Bowling Road (Ver 1.4) [f205v]
• Bowling Road (Ver 1.4, ND2001 hardware) [f205v]
• Congo (1.1, DCS sound 1.0) [PinMAME]
• Diner (PA-0 prototype) [PinMAME]
• Emergency Call Ambulance (Japan) [ShouTime, Henrique Areias Pontes, Evan Korzon, Dane Biegert, mrgoodwraith, Michael O’Malley, Alexander Monin, Sean Sutton, Sung Eugene, Russell Howard, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]
• Excalibur (Mdm) (MPU4, V1.4) [James Wallace]
• Heavy Metal Meltdown (German) [PinMAME]
• HP9000/360 [Sven Schnelle]
• Jack*Bot (0.4A prototype) [PinMAME]
• Mushiking The King Of Beetle (MUSHIUSA '04 1ST, Prototype) [Jorge Valero, rtw]
• Showdown (version 4.0) [Mark Jenison]
• Super Pang (World 900914, bootleg, set 2) [ClawGrip, Roberto Fresca, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
• World Cup (Ver 1.4) [f205v]
• Zorton Brothers v1.00 (Los Justicieros) [Arcade Vintage, Recreativas.org]

New working software list additions

• bbc_rom: Accelerator 1.00, Accelerator 1.02, Accelerator 1.05 Accelerator 1.06, BeebCalc 1.2B, BeebCalc 1.2C, BeebCalc 1.2D, BeebCalc 1.2E, Caretaker 1.00, Caretaker 1.01, Caretaker 1.02, Caretaker 1.03, Communicator 0.90, Communicator 1.04a, Communicator A2.1, Debug, Disc Doctor 1.05, Disc Doctor 1.06, Disc Doctor 1.07, Disc Doctor 1.09, Disc Doctor 1.0A, Disc Doctor 1.0B, Graphics Extension 1.02, Graphics Extension 1.03, Graphics Extension 2.09, Gremlin 1.20, Gremlin 1.21, Inter-Chart 1.01, Inter-Chart 1.02, Inter-Chart 1.03a, Inter-Sheet 0.47, Inter-Sheet 1.00, Inter-Sheet 1.02, Inter-Sheet 1.03, Inter-Sheet 1.06, Inter-Sheet 1.06c, Inter-Sheet 1.06s, Printmaster (Canon) 1.08, Printmaster (Epson) 1.00, Printmaster (Epson) 1.01, Printmaster (Epson) 1.02, Printmaster (Epson) 1.08, Printmaster (Epson) 1.10, Printmaster (Star) 1.10, Speech, Termi 2.07, Termi 2.05, Termi 2.06, Termi 2.10, Termi II A1.5, Text To Speech, WordWise 1.17, WordWise 1.17 (Beebug), Wordwise 1.00, Wordwise 1.10, Wordwise 1.20, Wordwise Plus 1.48, Wordwise Plus 1.49, Wordwise Plus 1.4A, Wordwise Plus 1.4B, Wordwise Plus 1.4C, Wordwise Plus 1.4E, Wordwise Plus 1.4F [Nigel Barnes]
• hp9k3xx_flop: Pascal 3.25 [Sven Schnelle]
• ibm5150: Rampart (Hit Squad release) [ArcadeShadow]
• ibm5170: ADSP-21xx EZ-KIT Lite, Auto Convert, Central Point Anti-Virus for Windows, Compaq ProLinea 486-based PC's - Microsoft Windows 3.0 Support Diskette, Compaq ProLinea 486-based PC's - Microsoft Windows 3.1 Support Diskette, DIVA T/A ISDN Modem Setup Wizard for Windows 3.x, Diagnostics - Test, Setup, and MDMI Utilities for Products with 640K of RAM Installed, Direct Access Windows, Drafix Windows CAD (Demo), Enhanced 5250 Emulation Program, HiJaak, HiJaak Pro, Integration i Microsoft Office 97: Step by Step (Swe), Internet in a Box - Single-User Version, Jack Nicklaus Screen Savers, MS-DOS FASTART/SYSTEM - The Compaq Personal Computer FASTART/SYSTEM Diskette, MS-DOS Operating - The Compaq Personal Computer Operating Diskette, MS-DOS Support - User Programs, Mastering Borland C++ 3.1, Micro-Cap III, Microsoft Windows Support - User Programs, Mitsumi Mouse Driver (v6.0), Mouse/Trackball, NexNIC ND010 PCI Adapter (Ethernet/Fast Ethernet), Norton CrashGuard for Windows 95, Nova 9 (International Version, 5.25"), NuSound PnP Install Disk, Postnummerkatalogen 1996 (Swe), Scroll 3D Mouse Setup Disk for PS/2 and Serial, SoundWave 32 Series, TMS320C5x DSK - Applications Guide/Application Software, Tango Printed Circuit Design Evaluation, Tango Schematic Capture Evaluation, The Greatest Little PIC Book, Thunderhawk AH-73M, WordFinder Lexikon på PC (Swe), Write On! for Windows [FakeShemp]
• pc98: Ballade3, Bible Master - Crash of the Blleot Rutz, Bible Master - Crash of the Blleot Rutz (Alt), Bind - Kinbaku Jinmon Densetsu, Black Bird - Tori-tachi no Tooboe, Blackthorne - Jigoku no Fukushuu (16-color version), Blackthorne - Jigoku no Fukushuu (256-color version), Blandia 98, Blind Games, Blue Ruins - Harukanaru Bibanon no Hihou, Bounty Hunter Ludy, Branmarker 2, Bretonne Lays Scenario Shuu 1, Briganty - The Roots of Darkness, Bunny Hunter Zero [Neo Kobe Collection]
• pico: Oryouri Daisuki! Kitchen Pico (Jpn) [TeamEurope]
• sorcerer_cart: Exidy Standard Basic v1.1 [exidyboy, Robbbert]
• sorcerer_cass: Head-on Collision, Lander Arcade [exidyboy]
• uzebox: 2048, 65536-in-1, Block Boy, Buddha, Solitaire, Space Age, Uzekickers, Vector Game, Video Poker, XOR [ArcadeShadow]
• vgmplay: Air Duel (Irem M72), Burning Fight (SNK Neo Geo), Chimera Beast (Jaleco Mega System 1), Chip's Challenge (IBM PC AT), Cycle Mahbou (Arcade), D.A.S.S. (MSX2), Dark Seal (Arcade), Denjin Makai (Arcade), Direct-X Release.2 (Sharp X68000), LHX Attack Chopper (IBM PC AT), Major Stryker (IBM PC AT), Mega Man IV (Nintendo Game Boy), Metal Gear 2 - Solid Snake (MSX2), Second Earth Gratia (Jaleco Mega System 32), Sky Destroyer (Arcade), Slimyer (Sharp X68000), Tintin in Tibet (Game Boy), Uncharted Waters (Sharp X68000), Vinyl Goddess from Mars (IBM PC AT), Wizard Fire (Arcade) [Tafoid]
• x68k_flop: Abunai Bunkasai Zenya [Wayder]

Software list items promoted to working

• gamecom: Batman & Robin, Centipede, Duke Nukem 3D, Fighters Megamix, Frogger, Henry - Match the Sounds Memory Game, Indy 500, Jeopardy!, Monopoly, Mortal Kombat Trilogy, Quiz Wiz - Cyber Trivia, Resident Evil 2, Scrabble, Sonic Jam, Tiger Casino, Wheel of Fortune, Wheel of Fortune 2, Williams Arcade Classics [Robbbert]
• pc98: Batsu, Battle Queen - Saikyou Fighters Retsuden, Be Girl (Alt Format), Bio 100% Free Games Collection (Alt Format), Bishoujo Shashinkan Bangaihen - Outside Story, Bokosuka Wars, Brandish VT, The Bard's Tale - Tales of the Unknown, The Best Play Baseball (Demo) [Carl, r09]

New NOT_WORKING software list additions

• 32x: Clay Fighter 2 (Jpn, USA, Euro Prototype) [VampierMSX, Porchy]
• bbc_rom: ConQuest, Instant Mini Office II, Inter-Word 1.02, Quest Paint 1.04, Quest Paint 1.10, SpellMaster 1.66, SpellMaster 1.69, The Wapping Editor [Nigel Barnes]
• mac_hdflop: ClarisWorks (Swedish) [FakeShemp]
• pc98: Brandish Renewal [r09]
• princ: Bad Badtz-Maru, Hello Kitty, Kazoku de Nengajou, Pochacco [TeamEurope]

Source Changes

• Emulated National DP8350 CRT controller family. [AJR]
  
• mcs48: Set lower 4 bits of P2 to input during (and after) MOVD A,Pp. [AJR]
  
• i8243: Release P2 output after completion of read operation. [AJR]
  
• sbrain.cpp: Driver overhaul: [AJR]
  
  • Added cursor and scrolling through CRT controller registers.
  • Corrected number of interrupts per frame.
  • Actually show the “insert diskette” message.
  • Added options for RAM size and two or more floppy drives.
  • Added RS232 ports and DIP switches for Baud clock selection.
• tms9900: Internalized TMS9980A clock divider, and corrected endianness for TMS9980 and TMS9995 in unidasm. [AJR]
  
• xavix: Allow debugger to step over CALLF instruction. [AJR]
  
• crt9007: Added frame timer. [AJR]
  
• flipjack.cpp: Driver overhaul: [AJR]
  
  • Reimplemented video using CRT controller row update method.
  • Fixed cocktail mode and changed rotation from 90 degrees to 270 degrees.
  • Modernized interrupts and cleaned up code.
• Invalidate memory access caches when removing watchpoints (prevents crashes on subsequent accesses to the same areas). [AJR]
  
• mcs96 updates: [AJR]
  
  • Replaced I/O space with callbacks, and added internal address space for non-executable register file and SFR area.
  • Made SFRs more accessible to the debugger, and made disassembler show names for directly-addressed SFRs.
  • Corrected disassembler output for some forms of ADDCB, SUBCB, MULB, ANDB, JBC and JBS.
• unidasm: Added st62xx support. [AJR]
  
• flkatck.cpp: Fixed sprite-sprite priorities, and removed driver hack from k007121.cpp. [Angelo Salese, dink]
  
• combatsc.cpp: Added video and scroll memory to save states. [Angelo Salese]
  
• contra.cpp: Fix sprite RAM mapping. [Angelo Salese]
  
• Added shaders for performing color transforms and three-dimensional lookup tables. [anikom15]
  
  • Allows arbitrary color space manipulation within the sRGB space.
• rainbow.cpp: Connected WD2010 write fault input, and changed default serial port device to Microsoft 2-button mouse. [Bavarese]
  
• r9751 updates – Disktool is now fully functional: [Brandon Munger, Stephen Stair]
  
  • i86: Allow ’188 to advance DMA immediately if DRQ is held high when source synchronous DMA is started.
  • Connected SMIOC DMA to 68k CPU and fixed communication.
  • Emulated SCC2698B octal UART and connected to SMIOC.
  • Improved logging.
• iremga20.cpp: Fixed playback rate algorithm. [cam900]
  
• itech8.cpp: Updates and cleanup: [cam900]
  
  • Converted sound latch to generic_latch_8_device.
  • Converted to use derived memory maps and unit masks.
  • Reduced runtime tag map lookups, and cleaned up redundant and duplicated code.
• glass.cpp: Simplified code, removed duplication, and improved region names. [cam900]
  
• segas24.cpp: Added save state support, split address maps by ROM board type, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
  
• crystal.cpp: Cleanup and updates: [cam900]
  
  • Made class members private where appropriate, cleaned up code, reduced duplication, and added notes.
  • Converted to use derived address maps and configured banking.
  • Added CRT controller register details.
  • Improved device names and removed MCFG macros.
• targeth.cpp: Reduced runtime tag map lookups, and reduced code duplication. [cam900]
  
• ramdac.cpp: Removed MCFG macros. [cam900, AJR]
  
• blitz68k.cpp: Reduced code duplication and made state class members private as appropriate. [cam900]
  
• tecmo_mix.cpp: Added mixing for text layer bitmap, made background pen blendable, and removed MCFG macros. [cam900]
  
• gaiden.cpp, tecmo16.cpp: Corrected sprite lag, cleaned up graphics decode and ROM loading, and added notes. [cam900]
  
• namcofl.cpp: Implemented screen clipping and shadows, fixed sprite banking, and confirmed crystal values. [cam900]
  
• namconb1.cpp: Corrected sprite lag, added raw screen parameters, reduced code duplication, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
  
• namcos1.cpp: Reduced code duplication and replaced a naked pointer with a required region pointer. [cam900]
  
• namcos2.cpp: Removed unnecessary memory banks, added raw screen parameters, improved region names, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
  
• namcos21.cpp, namcos21_c67.cpp, namcos21_de.cpp: Improved member names and tags, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
  
• namco_c116.cpp: Implemented device_palette_interface for internal palette. [cam900]
  
• namco_c123tmap.cpp: Internalized graphics decoding, implemented tilemap disable bit, and simplified configuration. [cam900]
  
• namco_c169roz.cpp, namcos2_roz.cpp: Internalized graphics decoding and simplified configuration. [cam900]
  
• namco_c355spr.cpp: Added support for double-buffered sprites, simplified configuration, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
  
• namcos2_sprite.cpp: Get palette from graphics decode, avoiding redundant configuration. [cam900]
  
• onetwo.cpp: Use a palette decoder member function for palette decoding. [cam900]
  
• qx10kbd: Dumped and emulated keyboard microcontroller. [Carl, Frank Hughes]
  
• mwarr.cpp, stlforce.cpp: Converted video code to a device. [David Haywood]
  
• cps3.cpp: Implemented score layer row scroll effects, and cleaned up code. [David Haywood]
  
  • Fixes combo meters in jojoba (MT06157, GitHub #4033).
• wecleman.cpp: Marked weclemanb as a hack. [David Haywood]
  
• XaviX updates: [David Haywood]
  
  • Renamed members based on strings in code, moved audio stubs to a separate file, and updated notes.
  • Hooked up sprite addressing mode control register, improved sprite RAM hookup, and hooked up “text array“ pattern generator.
  • Fixed multiplier unit use in rad_madf.
  • Added inputs for rad_bass, rad_crdn, taitons1 and taitons2.
  • Improved palette mode used by taitons2, improved sprite positioning, implemented sprite flipping, and improved priorities.
  • Added support for RAM-based tiles used in rad_bb2 test mode, and 24-bit tile addressing used by epo_efdx.
  • Improved CALLF, RETF and BRK, allowing namcons2 to boot and rad_ping to get past the first screen.
  • Mapped BIOS into second external bus space for e-kara sets, and implemented DMA register read-back.
  • Improved transparency handling, and implemented “arena control” clipping effect.
  • Re-implemented Super XaviX opcodes based on observed usage.
  • Allow some opcodes to bypass zero page, as required by namcons1.
  • Hooked up I²C memory.
  • Implemented per-line rendering and raster interrupts (improves backgrounds in rad_snow and xavtenni).
• Don’t set the SDL_WINDOW_OPENGL extra flag if -video none is set. [dslegend]
  
  • Allows a true headless run when the environment variable SDL_VIDEODRIVER=dummy is set.
• hphybrid: Added support for the 09825-67907 variant, and updated the hk64k and hp9845 drivers as necessary. [F.Ulivi]
  
• Emulated HP 9825B desktop computer, including DC100 tape drive, internal printer, and matrix display. [F.Ulivi]
  
• namcos22: Added view matrix reflection. [hap, Ryan Holtz]
  
  • Fixes alpinr2b character selection screen, raveracw/ridgera2 rear-view mirrors, and secret mirror track in raveracw.
• namcos22 updates: [hap]
  
  • Added save state support and improved performance.
  • Corrected pixel clock and DSP clocks.
  • Fixed coin 2 not working.
  • Implemented rendering from point RAM (used on Alpine Racer 2 and Ridge Racer 2 title screens).
  • Improved System 22 fader and background color (fixes Victory Lap attract mode).
  • Improved Super System 22 fog and spot (improves graphics in Aqua Jet, Dirt Dash and Time Crisis).
  • Fixed polygon layer sometimes rendering when it shouldn’t
  • Added preliminary POSIRQ implementation (partial updates are not enabled yet).
  • Fixed window clipping on Ace Driver rear view mirrors and Alpine Racer 2 character selection screen.
  • Fixed hitboxes for helicopter in Time Crisis and tanks in Tokyo Wars (error in 68020 CHK2).
  • Added Super System 22 lamp and motor outputs.
• pokey: Return most recent m_ALLPOT value and freeze POT counters during SK_RESET. [Jürgen Buchmüller]
  
• Allow undefined GL symbols for WebAssembly target (GitHub #4187). [Justin Kerk]
  
• Fixed compilation with X11 XInput enabled (NO_USE_XINPUT=0). [Kiall Mac Innes]
  
• mpatrol: Fixed graphical issues including sprite priority, background positioning, and screen flipping. [kunikuni]
  
• liblrabl, toypop: Improved cocktail mode emulation, and corrected DIP switch settings. [kunikuni]
  
• warpwarp.cpp: Corrected player 2 shot/ball offset in cocktail mode. [kunikuni]
  
• pacland: Corrected “Bonus Life” DIP switch values. [kunikuni]
  
• ti99: Added guards against selecting non-existent drives. [Michael Zapf]
  
• bbc_tube_6502/65c102: Added ReCo6502 Tube 1.21 ROM. [Nigel Barnes]
  
• bbc.cpp updates: [Nigel Barnes]
  
  • Reimplemented the addressable latch using the ’LS259 device.
  • Added 32K ROM slots in B+ and Master variants.
  • Use bankdev to switch IO/ROM in Master.
  • Use ram_device instead of ROM_REGION for RAM.
  • Added I2CMEM device for PCD8572 in Master Compact.
  • Corrected sound device from SN76489 to SN76489A.
• bbcb: Added ReCo6502 co-processor. [Nigel Barnes]
  
• bbcmc: Added expansion port and Mertec Companion expansion device. [Nigel Barnes]
  
• phoenix: Don’t configure_entries and set_base on the same bank. [O. Galibert]
  
• Added a skeleton driver for MIPS Computer Systems ROSC/os machines, with initial focus on the RC2030 headless workstation. [Patrick Mackinlay]
  
• GENie: Changed minimum target macOS version to 10.6 to allow building on macOS 10.14 “Mojave” with latest Xcode tools. [R. Belmont]
  
• Fixed compilation with SDL 2.0.8 and later on macOS. [R. Belmont]
  
• hapyfish: Replaced driver with clone of mini2440, allowing it to boot from NAND Flash. [R. Belmont]
  
  • Boot loader now comes up and fails because it can't find both Flash chips.
• gamecom.cpp: Made all games besides lostwrld playable, and updated notes. [Robbbert]
  
• sorcerer.cpp: Added DDMON 1.3 and ADSMON BIOS options. [Robbbert]
  
  • ADSMON requires an 80 column card that is not emulated.
• sm8500: Improved logging of unknown opcodes. [Robbbert]
  
• sun4c updates: [Ryan Holtz]
  
  • Changed FDC to and fixed mapping.
  • Added save state support.
  • Added machine configuration for SPARCstation SLC (4/20), IPX (4/50), 1+ (4/65) and 2 (4/75).
  • Added RAM size options and fixed mirroring in 4 MB configurations.
  • Improved MMU/cache behaviour, and added support for full-width memory mask on segment map writes.
  • Re-wrote timers to tick at 1 MHz (allows NetBSD to progress further).
• sbus: Added font register and fixed drawing endianness for cgsix card. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• debugcpu: Fixed watchpoints for CPUs that use word addressing. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• generic_slot: Allow file name extensions to be omitted from constructor call. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• vii.cpp updates: [Ryan Holtz]
  
  • Fixed titles and publishers.
  • Ported current µ'nSP 1.0 CPU core and serial EEPROM emulation from Unununium.
  • Made µ'nSP instructions that use post-increment/decrement addressing modes update segment register on rollover.
  • Fixed road layer in several Zone 60 games.
  • Added an optional visual debugger for audio (may be enabled with a preprocessor macro).
  • Converted SPG24x and SPG28x SoCs to devices, added saturation and fade offset control, and implemented sound output.
  • Added SPG24x/SPG28x chip select callbacks and rudimentary analog inputs.
  • Hooked up walle NVRAM.
  • Added preliminary V.Smile support – runs BIOS and boots games.
• osdwindows: Fixed BGFX not rendering in multiple windows (internal UI is still glitchy). [Ryan Holtz]
  
• ibm5150.cpp: Hooked up cassette data output (GitHub #4076). [Ryan Holtz, BigAlUK]
  
• Fixed compilation with libjpeg for environments where TRUE and FALSE aren’t preprocessor macros. [Ryan Schmidt]
  
• vt100, ec1841, mc1502, poisk1, km035 and ms7004: Made keyboards Lua-friendly and updated mappings. [shattered]
  
• PlayStation GPU: Copy the textures’ STP bit (improves Silent Hill). [smf]
  
• PlayStation GTE: Use helper functions to count leading zero/one bits rather than implementing locally. [smf]
  
• vgmplay.cpp: Added support for multiple instances of the same chip with different clock frequencies. [smf]
  
• qsoundhle.cpp: Saturate voice and output accumulators (MT07115). [superctr]
  
• hp_dio updates: [Sven Schnelle]
  
  • Allow cards to share interrupt and DMA request lines.
  • Removed MCFG macros and moved classes into a namespace.
  • Configure all DIO slots as non-fixed, as none of the devices are on-board or physically captive.
  • Removed unused map() functions.
  • Added HP98620 DMA controller and HP98625A SCSI controller card devices.
  • Fixed plane masks in HP98543 video card.
• M68000 MMU updates: [Sven Schnelle]
  
  • Add Special Status Word to exception frames.
  • Raise MMU configuration exception if SRP/CRP is invalid.
  • Factored out code to set bus error details, perform address translation cache lookup, match TT register, and walk tables.
  • Added support for short indirect descriptors (used by HP-UX 9).
  • Set MMU status flags when performing address translation cache lookup.
  • Split PLOAD and PTEST code from m68881_ops into separate functions, and corrected the name to m68851_ops.
  • Correctly disassemble more forms of PTEST and PFLUSH instructions.
• hp9k_3xx.cpp, mb87030.cpp, hp9122c.cpp: Converted to use delegate timers. [Sven Schnelle]
  
• hp9k_3xx.cpp updates: [Sven Schnelle]
  
  • Moved sound, GPIB, keyboad and RTC to human interface DIO module.
  • Cleaned up DIO configuration.
  • Use 98543 DIO card for video output on HP9000/320 and HP9000/332, replacing driver code for the latter.
• tms9914: Latch EOI flag until next byte is sent. [Sven Schnelle]
  
• hp_hil updates: [Sven Schnelle]
  
  • Added HP46060B mouse device.
  • Converted logging to use logmacro.h and removed MCFG macros.
  • Removed obsolete bus error handler and superfluous RAM regions.
• nscsi_bus.cpp, nscsi_cd.cpp, nscsi_hd.cpp: Disable logging by default. [Sven Schnelle]
  
• Emulated Fujitsu MB87030 SCSI controller. [Sven Schnelle]
  
• Fixed command line parsing for the long form of the first instance of a media option. [Tim Lindner]
  
• Fixed CoCo 16k cartridge banking, CoCo 3 32k external ROM mode, and Zumwalt banking through the CoCo Multi-Pak. [Tim Lindner]
  
  • Addresses MT06616 and GitHub #2746.
• coco3.cpp: Added workaround to show only one screen by default. [Tim Lindner]
  
• pcjr.cpp: Added null_modem and terminal to serial port options for IBM PCjr family. [TSCHAK]
  
• iremga20: Stop sample playback on encountering a zero-valued sample, as this appears to be a sentinel value. [ValleyBell]
  
  • Also reduced code duplication in sound stream update function.
• Improved search behaviour in file selection menus. [Vas Crabb]
  
• jazz.cpp: Added PS/2 keyboard/mouse controller emulation. [Vas Crabb]
  
• krz2000.cpp: Dumped the Kurzweil K2000 “ROM1 – Orchestral” and “ROM2 – Contemporary” add-on modules. [anonymous]
  
• namcops2.cpp: Re-dumped superdbz DVD and confirmed that gundzaft DVD dump is good. [Arcade-Projects]
  
• Dumped the IBM Model M PC/AT and PS/2 keyboard microcontroller. [Brandon Ermita]
  
• paradise.cpp: Updated information about Spinner Controls Daughtercard, and added DIP switch locations for Mad Ball. [Brian Troha]
  
• seta2.cpp: Added PCB layouts for Kosodate Quiz My Angel and TelePachi Fever Lion. [Brian Troha, Carl Graham]
  
• sega16a.cpp: Corrected labels and ROM locations for aliensyn2. [Brian Troha]
  
• atetris.cpp: Added PLDs to atetrisb2. [ClawGrip, Roberto Fresca, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
  
• pofo: Dumped character generator ROM, and verified that BIOS is a good dump. [Curt Coder]
  
• twinkle.cpp: Updated documentation to match data gleaned from kits. [DragonMinded]
  
• itgamble.cpp: Updated notes and hardware info. [f205v]
  
• Barcrest MPU4: Removed Intel HEX copies of previously dumped ROMs. [James Wallace]
  
• nes.xml: Corrected Japanese titles for chestfld and touch. [killamegagiga]
  
• krz2000.cpp: Added notes. [Lord Nightmare]
  
• norautp.cpp: Marked drhla as a clone of drhl. [MASH]
  
• 3do.cpp: Corrected year and manufacturer for orbatak. [MASH]
  
• Added smartmedia to arcade build (now used by hapyfish). [MASH]
  
• Added color overlay to Yosaku to Donbei. [MASH, hap]
  
• pc98.xml updates: [r09]
  
  • Marked Brandish Renewal entries as cracks.
  • Re-labeled disks with their actual names, and changed order so they automatically mount in a logical way.
  • Added usage notes for software that requires DOS.
  • Removed images where only save game data differs, and removed user-created disks.
• tourvis.cpp: Dumped BIOS versions V4-42 and V4-51. [Ricky2001, Recreativas.org]
  
• deco0.cpp: Dumped 68705 MCU for drgninjab2. [Sean Riddle, ClawGrip, The Dumping Union]
  
• taito_f3.cpp: Verified that ROMs from a Puchi Carat Asia cartridge ROMs match the overseas version. [SEGV]
  
• system1.cpp: Document that the parent Gardia set is Sega factory conversion. [ShouTime]
  
• Removed documentation for command-line options that are no longer supported, and added preliminary documentation for new options. [Tafoid]
  
• x68k_flop.xml: Added and corrected many entries. [Wayder]
  
• Addressed some consistency issues in documentation. [Wellington Uemura]
  

MAME 0.203

With Hallowe’en basically over, the only thing you need to make October complete is MAME 0.203. Newly supported titles include not just one, but two Nintendo Game & Watch classics: Donkey Kong and Green House, and the HP 9825B desktop computer. We’ve added dozens of new versions of supported systems, including European bootlegs of Puck Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Phoenix, Pengo and Zero Time, more revisions of Street Fighter II and Super Street Fighter II, and a version of Soldier Girl Amazon made under license by Tecfri.
There are major improvements to plug-in TV games in this release, specifically systems based on the XaviX and SunPlus µ'nSP processors. The Vii is now playable with sound, and the V.Smile can boot games. Tiger Game.com emulation has come to the point where all but one of the games are playable. Some long-standing issues with Tandy CoCo cartridges have been fixed.
It isn’t just home systems that have received attention this month: Namco System 22 emulation has leapt forward. Yes, the hit box errors making it impossible to pass the helicopter (Time Crisis) and the tanks (Tokyo Wars) have finally been fixed. On top of that, video emulation improvements make just about everything on the system look better. In particular, rear view mirrors in the driving games now work properly. If that isn’t enough for you, the code has been optimised, so there’s a good chance you’ll get full speed emulation on a modern PC. There have been less dramatic improvements to video emulation in other Namco and Tecmo systems, and CPS-3 row scroll effects have been implemented.
MAME 0.203 should build out-of-the-box on macOS “Mojave” with the latest Xcode tools (provided your SDL2 framework is up-to-date), a number of lingering debugger issues have been fixed, and it’s now possible to run SDL MAME on a system with no display. MAME’s internal file selection menus should behave better when you type the name of a file to select it.
MAME 0.203 is a huge update, touching all kinds of areas. You can get the source and Windows binary packages from the download page.

MAMETesters Bugs Fixed

• 00430: [Graphics] (flkatck.cpp) mx5000: Game has priority problems. (Angelo Salese)
• 00777: [Gameplay] (namcos22.cpp) timecris, timecrisa: Incorrect hitbox for the helicopter in level 3. (hap)
• 06157: [Graphics] (cps3.cpp) jojo, jojoba and clones: Combo meter graphics missing for second player. (David Haywood)
• 06164: [Graphics] (namcos22.cpp) ridgerac: Title screen graphics are missing from second attract loop onwards. (hap)
• 06171: [Core] System-specific INI file settings are retained when starting a new emulation session. (Ryan Holtz)
• 06616: [Crash/Freeze] (coco3.cpp) coco3: Cartridges using 32k external ROM mode don’t work. (Tim Lindner)
• 07088: [Crash/Freeze] (interpro.cpp) ip6000, ip6700, ip6800: 1 Hz clock causes assertion failure in scheduler. (Patrick Mackinlay)
• 07110: [DIP/Input] (snk.cpp) tdfever: The “Allow Continue” DIP switch is reversed. (Angelo Salese)
• 07111: [Graphics] (namcos22.cpp) dirtdash: Speedometer displayed incorrectly. (hap)
• 07115: [Sound] (cps2.cpp) spf2t (qsound): Sound effects are distorted, mainly on left channel. (superctr)
• 07123: [Documentation] (megadriv.cpp) megadriv [dstrike]: Title is inaccurate. (Tafoid)
• 07124: [Documentation] (megadriv.cpp) megadriv [rrash3]: Title is inaccurate. (Tafoid)
• 07126: [ColoPalette] (8080bw.cpp) yosakdon: Yosaku to donbei used an overlay for colour. (MASH)

New working machines

• Game & Watch: Donkey Kong [algestam]
• Game & Watch: Green House [algestam]
• HP 9825B [F.Ulivi]
• Nerae! Super Goal (J 981218 V1.000) [PascalP, Bill D., The Dumping Union]
• Sky Challenger (J 000406 V1.000) [ShouTime, Bill D., Charles MacDonald, Dane Biegert, Candy Wolff, Henrique Areias Pontes, Sean Sutton, Surgeville, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]

New working clones

• Ace Driver: Victory Lap (Rev. ADV1, Japan) [ShouTime, Henrique Areias Pontes, Evan Korzon, Dane Biegert, mrgoodwraith, Michael O’Malley, Alexander Monin, Sean Sutton, Sung Eugene, Russell Howard, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]
• Arm Champs II (ver 2.7) [Siftware]
• Crazy Rally (Recreativos Franco license) [Recreativas.org]
• Crock-Man (Marti Colls bootleg of Rene Pierre Crock-Man) [A.R.P.A., Recreativas.org]
• Fenix (Niemer bootleg of Phoenix) [Recreativas.org, Arcade Vintage]
• Heated Barrel (World version ?) [Jorge Silva]
• Koutetsu Yousai Strahl (World) [VectorGlow]
• Land Maker (Ver 2.02O 1998/06/02) [SEGV]
• Ms. Pac-Man ('Made in Greece' bootleg, set 2) [Michael Moffitt, The Dumping Union]
• Ms. Pac-Man (Marti Colls bootleg) [A.R.P.A., Recreativas.org]
• Pac Man (FAMARE S.A. bootleg of Puck Man) [Marcos75, Recreativas.org]
• Phoenix (G. Universal Video bootleg) [VectorGlow]
• Pengo (Marti Colls bootleg on Pac-Man hardware, set 1) [A.R.P.A., Recreativas.org]
• Pengo (Marti Colls bootleg on Pac-Man hardware, set 2) [A.R.P.A., Recreativas.org]
• Player's Edge Plus (SET033) Set Chip [Brian Troha]
• Pocket Gal Deluxe (Asia v3.00) [Jorge Silva]
• PuLiRuLa (World, earlier?) [Jorge Silva]
• Rapid Hero (NMK) [pacman70]
• Rim Rockin' Basketball (V1.2, bootleg) [ClawGrip, Roberto Fresca, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
• Soldier Girl Amazon (Tecfri license) [Fredric Sjöholm]
• Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (World 910204) [Erik Preston]
• Super Street Fighter II: The Tournament Battle (USA 930911) [Steve Gordon]
• Tazz-Mania - El Trompa (U.R.V. BBCPE bootleg) [Ricky2001, Recreativas.org]
• Tetris (bootleg set 4, with UM3482) [Asayuki, ClawGrip]
• The Killing Blade / Ao Jian Kuang Dao (ver. 106) [Brad Hicks]
• Twins [David Torres, ClawGrip, Recreativas.org]
• Twins (Mega Twins bootleg) [Barry Harris, ClawGrip, Roberto Fresca, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
• World Cup '90 (european hack, different title) [Roberto Fresca, Martin Mejia Britez]
• Zero Time (Marti Colls) [A.R.P.A., Recreativas.org]

Machines promoted to working

• Jungle Soft Vii [Ryan Holtz]
• Tokyo Wars (Rev. TW2 Ver.A, World) [hap]
• Video 21 [hap]

New machines marked as NOT_WORKING

• Bowling Road (Ver 1.5) [f205v]
• BwB Tetris v 1.0? (MPU4 Video) [James Wallace]
• Decision Data IS-482 Workstation [Al Kossow]
• Falco 5220 [Al Kossow]
• Gynotai (Japan) [Dane Biegert, Evan Korzon, Candy Wolff, Henrique Areias Pontes, Sean Sutton, ShouTime, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]
• HP 700/70 Windowing Terminal [Bitsavers]
• ITT 1700 [Al Kossow]
• Labyrinth (Ver 1.5) [f205v]
• MCS-51 System Design Kit [Glen Slick]
• MIPS RC2030 [Patrick Mackinlay]
• MIPS RS2030 [Patrick Mackinlay]
• MVS-TEMP 'SubSystem Ver1.4' (Nazca development board) [Brian Hargrove]
• Pin Ups (Ver 1.0 Rev A) [f205v]
• Prize Space Invaders (v1.4D?) (MPU4 Video) [James Wallace]
• Prize Space Invaders (v2.0D?) (MPU4 Video) [James Wallace]
• Prize Space Invaders (v2.14?) (MPU4 Video) [James Wallace]
• Rushing Beat (SNES bootleg) [Jorge Silva]
• S-Plus SET005 Set chip [Brian Troha]
• S-Plus SET015 Set chip [Brian Troha]
• S-Plus SET026 Set chip [Brian Troha]
• Scientific Instruments Model 5500 Temperature Controller [ClawGrip]
• Super Derby (satellite board) [Chris Buehler]
• UFO Robot (Ver 1.0 Rev A) [f205v]
• World Cup (Ver 1.5) [f205v]

New clones marked as NOT_WORKING

• Altered Beast (bootleg) [ClawGrip, Roberto Fresca, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
• Break Thru (Tecfri license) [jordigahan, Recreativas.org]
• Bowling Road (Ver 1.4) [f205v]
• Bowling Road (Ver 1.4, ND2001 hardware) [f205v]
• Congo (1.1, DCS sound 1.0) [PinMAME]
• Diner (PA-0 prototype) [PinMAME]
• Emergency Call Ambulance (Japan) [ShouTime, Henrique Areias Pontes, Evan Korzon, Dane Biegert, mrgoodwraith, Michael O’Malley, Alexander Monin, Sean Sutton, Sung Eugene, Russell Howard, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]
• Excalibur (Mdm) (MPU4, V1.4) [James Wallace]
• Heavy Metal Meltdown (German) [PinMAME]
• HP9000/360 [Sven Schnelle]
• Jack*Bot (0.4A prototype) [PinMAME]
• Mushiking The King Of Beetle (MUSHIUSA '04 1ST, Prototype) [Jorge Valero, rtw]
• Showdown (version 4.0) [Mark Jenison]
• Super Pang (World 900914, bootleg, set 2) [ClawGrip, Roberto Fresca, Recreativas.org, The Dumping Union]
• World Cup (Ver 1.4) [f205v]
• Zorton Brothers v1.00 (Los Justicieros) [Arcade Vintage, Recreativas.org]

New working software list additions

• bbc_rom: Accelerator 1.00, Accelerator 1.02, Accelerator 1.05 Accelerator 1.06, BeebCalc 1.2B, BeebCalc 1.2C, BeebCalc 1.2D, BeebCalc 1.2E, Caretaker 1.00, Caretaker 1.01, Caretaker 1.02, Caretaker 1.03, Communicator 0.90, Communicator 1.04a, Communicator A2.1, Debug, Disc Doctor 1.05, Disc Doctor 1.06, Disc Doctor 1.07, Disc Doctor 1.09, Disc Doctor 1.0A, Disc Doctor 1.0B, Graphics Extension 1.02, Graphics Extension 1.03, Graphics Extension 2.09, Gremlin 1.20, Gremlin 1.21, Inter-Chart 1.01, Inter-Chart 1.02, Inter-Chart 1.03a, Inter-Sheet 0.47, Inter-Sheet 1.00, Inter-Sheet 1.02, Inter-Sheet 1.03, Inter-Sheet 1.06, Inter-Sheet 1.06c, Inter-Sheet 1.06s, Printmaster (Canon) 1.08, Printmaster (Epson) 1.00, Printmaster (Epson) 1.01, Printmaster (Epson) 1.02, Printmaster (Epson) 1.08, Printmaster (Epson) 1.10, Printmaster (Star) 1.10, Speech, Termi 2.07, Termi 2.05, Termi 2.06, Termi 2.10, Termi II A1.5, Text To Speech, WordWise 1.17, WordWise 1.17 (Beebug), Wordwise 1.00, Wordwise 1.10, Wordwise 1.20, Wordwise Plus 1.48, Wordwise Plus 1.49, Wordwise Plus 1.4A, Wordwise Plus 1.4B, Wordwise Plus 1.4C, Wordwise Plus 1.4E, Wordwise Plus 1.4F [Nigel Barnes]
• hp9k3xx_flop: Pascal 3.25 [Sven Schnelle]
• ibm5150: Rampart (Hit Squad release) [ArcadeShadow]
• ibm5170: ADSP-21xx EZ-KIT Lite, Auto Convert, Central Point Anti-Virus for Windows, Compaq ProLinea 486-based PC's - Microsoft Windows 3.0 Support Diskette, Compaq ProLinea 486-based PC's - Microsoft Windows 3.1 Support Diskette, DIVA T/A ISDN Modem Setup Wizard for Windows 3.x, Diagnostics - Test, Setup, and MDMI Utilities for Products with 640K of RAM Installed, Direct Access Windows, Drafix Windows CAD (Demo), Enhanced 5250 Emulation Program, HiJaak, HiJaak Pro, Integration i Microsoft Office 97: Step by Step (Swe), Internet in a Box - Single-User Version, Jack Nicklaus Screen Savers, MS-DOS FASTART/SYSTEM - The Compaq Personal Computer FASTART/SYSTEM Diskette, MS-DOS Operating - The Compaq Personal Computer Operating Diskette, MS-DOS Support - User Programs, Mastering Borland C++ 3.1, Micro-Cap III, Microsoft Windows Support - User Programs, Mitsumi Mouse Driver (v6.0), Mouse/Trackball, NexNIC ND010 PCI Adapter (Ethernet/Fast Ethernet), Norton CrashGuard for Windows 95, Nova 9 (International Version, 5.25"), NuSound PnP Install Disk, Postnummerkatalogen 1996 (Swe), Scroll 3D Mouse Setup Disk for PS/2 and Serial, SoundWave 32 Series, TMS320C5x DSK - Applications Guide/Application Software, Tango Printed Circuit Design Evaluation, Tango Schematic Capture Evaluation, The Greatest Little PIC Book, Thunderhawk AH-73M, WordFinder Lexikon på PC (Swe), Write On! for Windows [FakeShemp]
• pc98: Ballade3, Bible Master - Crash of the Blleot Rutz, Bible Master - Crash of the Blleot Rutz (Alt), Bind - Kinbaku Jinmon Densetsu, Black Bird - Tori-tachi no Tooboe, Blackthorne - Jigoku no Fukushuu (16-color version), Blackthorne - Jigoku no Fukushuu (256-color version), Blandia 98, Blind Games, Blue Ruins - Harukanaru Bibanon no Hihou, Bounty Hunter Ludy, Branmarker 2, Bretonne Lays Scenario Shuu 1, Briganty - The Roots of Darkness, Bunny Hunter Zero [Neo Kobe Collection]
• pico: Oryouri Daisuki! Kitchen Pico (Jpn) [TeamEurope]
• sorcerer_cart: Exidy Standard Basic v1.1 [exidyboy, Robbbert]
• sorcerer_cass: Head-on Collision, Lander Arcade [exidyboy]
• uzebox: 2048, 65536-in-1, Block Boy, Buddha, Solitaire, Space Age, Uzekickers, Vector Game, Video Poker, XOR [ArcadeShadow]
• vgmplay: Air Duel (Irem M72), Burning Fight (SNK Neo Geo), Chimera Beast (Jaleco Mega System 1), Chip's Challenge (IBM PC AT), Cycle Mahbou (Arcade), D.A.S.S. (MSX2), Dark Seal (Arcade), Denjin Makai (Arcade), Direct-X Release.2 (Sharp X68000), LHX Attack Chopper (IBM PC AT), Major Stryker (IBM PC AT), Mega Man IV (Nintendo Game Boy), Metal Gear 2 - Solid Snake (MSX2), Second Earth Gratia (Jaleco Mega System 32), Sky Destroyer (Arcade), Slimyer (Sharp X68000), Tintin in Tibet (Game Boy), Uncharted Waters (Sharp X68000), Vinyl Goddess from Mars (IBM PC AT), Wizard Fire (Arcade) [Tafoid]
• x68k_flop: Abunai Bunkasai Zenya [Wayder]

Software list items promoted to working

• gamecom: Batman & Robin, Centipede, Duke Nukem 3D, Fighters Megamix, Frogger, Henry - Match the Sounds Memory Game, Indy 500, Jeopardy!, Monopoly, Mortal Kombat Trilogy, Quiz Wiz - Cyber Trivia, Resident Evil 2, Scrabble, Sonic Jam, Tiger Casino, Wheel of Fortune, Wheel of Fortune 2, Williams Arcade Classics [Robbbert]
• pc98: Batsu, Battle Queen - Saikyou Fighters Retsuden, Be Girl (Alt Format), Bio 100% Free Games Collection (Alt Format), Bishoujo Shashinkan Bangaihen - Outside Story, Bokosuka Wars, Brandish VT, The Bard's Tale - Tales of the Unknown, The Best Play Baseball (Demo) [Carl, r09]

New NOT_WORKING software list additions

• 32x: Clay Fighter 2 (Jpn, USA, Euro Prototype) [VampierMSX, Porchy]
• bbc_rom: ConQuest, Instant Mini Office II, Inter-Word 1.02, Quest Paint 1.04, Quest Paint 1.10, SpellMaster 1.66, SpellMaster 1.69, The Wapping Editor [Nigel Barnes]
• mac_hdflop: ClarisWorks (Swedish) [FakeShemp]
• pc98: Brandish Renewal [r09]
• princ: Bad Badtz-Maru, Hello Kitty, Kazoku de Nengajou, Pochacco [TeamEurope]

Source Changes

• Emulated National DP8350 CRT controller family. [AJR]
  
• mcs48: Set lower 4 bits of P2 to input during (and after) MOVD A,Pp. [AJR]
  
• i8243: Release P2 output after completion of read operation. [AJR]
  
• sbrain.cpp: Driver overhaul: [AJR]
  
  • Added cursor and scrolling through CRT controller registers.
  • Corrected number of interrupts per frame.
  • Actually show the “insert diskette” message.
  • Added options for RAM size and two or more floppy drives.
  • Added RS232 ports and DIP switches for Baud clock selection.
• tms9900: Internalized TMS9980A clock divider, and corrected endianness for TMS9980 and TMS9995 in unidasm. [AJR]
  
• xavix: Allow debugger to step over CALLF instruction. [AJR]
  
• crt9007: Added frame timer. [AJR]
  
• flipjack.cpp: Driver overhaul: [AJR]
  
  • Reimplemented video using CRT controller row update method.
  • Fixed cocktail mode and changed rotation from 90 degrees to 270 degrees.
  • Modernized interrupts and cleaned up code.
• Invalidate memory access caches when removing watchpoints (prevents crashes on subsequent accesses to the same areas). [AJR]
  
• mcs96 updates: [AJR]
  
  • Replaced I/O space with callbacks, and added internal address space for non-executable register file and SFR area.
  • Made SFRs more accessible to the debugger, and made disassembler show names for directly-addressed SFRs.
  • Corrected disassembler output for some forms of ADDCB, SUBCB, MULB, ANDB, JBC and JBS.
• unidasm: Added st62xx support. [AJR]
  
• flkatck.cpp: Fixed sprite-sprite priorities, and removed driver hack from k007121.cpp. [Angelo Salese, dink]
  
• combatsc.cpp: Added video and scroll memory to save states. [Angelo Salese]
  
• contra.cpp: Fix sprite RAM mapping. [Angelo Salese]
  
• Added shaders for performing color transforms and three-dimensional lookup tables. [anikom15]
  
  • Allows arbitrary color space manipulation within the sRGB space.
• rainbow.cpp: Connected WD2010 write fault input, and changed default serial port device to Microsoft 2-button mouse. [Bavarese]
  
• r9751 updates – Disktool is now fully functional: [Brandon Munger, Stephen Stair]
  
  • i86: Allow ’188 to advance DMA immediately if DRQ is held high when source synchronous DMA is started.
  • Connected SMIOC DMA to 68k CPU and fixed communication.
  • Emulated SCC2698B octal UART and connected to SMIOC.
  • Improved logging.
• iremga20.cpp: Fixed playback rate algorithm. [cam900]
  
• itech8.cpp: Updates and cleanup: [cam900]
  
  • Converted sound latch to generic_latch_8_device.
  • Converted to use derived memory maps and unit masks.
  • Reduced runtime tag map lookups, and cleaned up redundant and duplicated code.
• glass.cpp: Simplified code, removed duplication, and improved region names. [cam900]
  
• segas24.cpp: Added save state support, split address maps by ROM board type, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
  
• crystal.cpp: Cleanup and updates: [cam900]
  
  • Made class members private where appropriate, cleaned up code, reduced duplication, and added notes.
  • Converted to use derived address maps and configured banking.
  • Added CRT controller register details.
  • Improved device names and removed MCFG macros.
• targeth.cpp: Reduced runtime tag map lookups, and reduced code duplication. [cam900]
  
• ramdac.cpp: Removed MCFG macros. [cam900, AJR]
  
• blitz68k.cpp: Reduced code duplication and made state class members private as appropriate. [cam900]
  
• tecmo_mix.cpp: Added mixing for text layer bitmap, made background pen blendable, and removed MCFG macros. [cam900]
  
• gaiden.cpp, tecmo16.cpp: Corrected sprite lag, cleaned up graphics decode and ROM loading, and added notes. [cam900]
  
• namcofl.cpp: Implemented screen clipping and shadows, fixed sprite banking, and confirmed crystal values. [cam900]
  
• namconb1.cpp: Corrected sprite lag, added raw screen parameters, reduced code duplication, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
  
• namcos1.cpp: Reduced code duplication and replaced a naked pointer with a required region pointer. [cam900]
  
• namcos2.cpp: Removed unnecessary memory banks, added raw screen parameters, improved region names, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
  
• namcos21.cpp, namcos21_c67.cpp, namcos21_de.cpp: Improved member names and tags, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
  
• namco_c116.cpp: Implemented device_palette_interface for internal palette. [cam900]
  
• namco_c123tmap.cpp: Internalized graphics decoding, implemented tilemap disable bit, and simplified configuration. [cam900]
  
• namco_c169roz.cpp, namcos2_roz.cpp: Internalized graphics decoding and simplified configuration. [cam900]
  
• namco_c355spr.cpp: Added support for double-buffered sprites, simplified configuration, and cleaned up code. [cam900]
  
• namcos2_sprite.cpp: Get palette from graphics decode, avoiding redundant configuration. [cam900]
  
• onetwo.cpp: Use a palette decoder member function for palette decoding. [cam900]
  
• qx10kbd: Dumped and emulated keyboard microcontroller. [Carl, Frank Hughes]
  
• mwarr.cpp, stlforce.cpp: Converted video code to a device. [David Haywood]
  
• cps3.cpp: Implemented score layer row scroll effects, and cleaned up code. [David Haywood]
  
  • Fixes combo meters in jojoba (MT06157, GitHub #4033).
• wecleman.cpp: Marked weclemanb as a hack. [David Haywood]
  
• XaviX updates: [David Haywood]
  
  • Renamed members based on strings in code, moved audio stubs to a separate file, and updated notes.
  • Hooked up sprite addressing mode control register, improved sprite RAM hookup, and hooked up “text array“ pattern generator.
  • Fixed multiplier unit use in rad_madf.
  • Added inputs for rad_bass, rad_crdn, taitons1 and taitons2.
  • Improved palette mode used by taitons2, improved sprite positioning, implemented sprite flipping, and improved priorities.
  • Added support for RAM-based tiles used in rad_bb2 test mode, and 24-bit tile addressing used by epo_efdx.
  • Improved CALLF, RETF and BRK, allowing namcons2 to boot and rad_ping to get past the first screen.
  • Mapped BIOS into second external bus space for e-kara sets, and implemented DMA register read-back.
  • Improved transparency handling, and implemented “arena control” clipping effect.
  • Re-implemented Super XaviX opcodes based on observed usage.
  • Allow some opcodes to bypass zero page, as required by namcons1.
  • Hooked up I²C memory.
  • Implemented per-line rendering and raster interrupts (improves backgrounds in rad_snow and xavtenni).
• Don’t set the SDL_WINDOW_OPENGL extra flag if -video none is set. [dslegend]
  
  • Allows a true headless run when the environment variable SDL_VIDEODRIVER=dummy is set.
• hphybrid: Added support for the 09825-67907 variant, and updated the hk64k and hp9845 drivers as necessary. [F.Ulivi]
  
• Emulated HP 9825B desktop computer, including DC100 tape drive, internal printer, and matrix display. [F.Ulivi]
  
• namcos22: Added view matrix reflection. [hap, Ryan Holtz]
  
  • Fixes alpinr2b character selection screen, raveracw/ridgera2 rear-view mirrors, and secret mirror track in raveracw.
• namcos22 updates: [hap]
  
  • Added save state support and improved performance.
  • Corrected pixel clock and DSP clocks.
  • Fixed coin 2 not working.
  • Implemented rendering from point RAM (used on Alpine Racer 2 and Ridge Racer 2 title screens).
  • Improved System 22 fader and background color (fixes Victory Lap attract mode).
  • Improved Super System 22 fog and spot (improves graphics in Aqua Jet, Dirt Dash and Time Crisis).
  • Fixed polygon layer sometimes rendering when it shouldn’t
  • Added preliminary POSIRQ implementation (partial updates are not enabled yet).
  • Fixed window clipping on Ace Driver rear view mirrors and Alpine Racer 2 character selection screen.
  • Fixed hitboxes for helicopter in Time Crisis and tanks in Tokyo Wars (error in 68020 CHK2).
  • Added Super System 22 lamp and motor outputs.
• pokey: Return most recent m_ALLPOT value and freeze POT counters during SK_RESET. [Jürgen Buchmüller]
  
• Allow undefined GL symbols for WebAssembly target (GitHub #4187). [Justin Kerk]
  
• Fixed compilation with X11 XInput enabled (NO_USE_XINPUT=0). [Kiall Mac Innes]
  
• mpatrol: Fixed graphical issues including sprite priority, background positioning, and screen flipping. [kunikuni]
  
• liblrabl, toypop: Improved cocktail mode emulation, and corrected DIP switch settings. [kunikuni]
  
• warpwarp.cpp: Corrected player 2 shot/ball offset in cocktail mode. [kunikuni]
  
• pacland: Corrected “Bonus Life” DIP switch values. [kunikuni]
  
• ti99: Added guards against selecting non-existent drives. [Michael Zapf]
  
• bbc_tube_6502/65c102: Added ReCo6502 Tube 1.21 ROM. [Nigel Barnes]
  
• bbc.cpp updates: [Nigel Barnes]
  
  • Reimplemented the addressable latch using the ’LS259 device.
  • Added 32K ROM slots in B+ and Master variants.
  • Use bankdev to switch IO/ROM in Master.
  • Use ram_device instead of ROM_REGION for RAM.
  • Added I2CMEM device for PCD8572 in Master Compact.
  • Corrected sound device from SN76489 to SN76489A.
• bbcb: Added ReCo6502 co-processor. [Nigel Barnes]
  
• bbcmc: Added expansion port and Mertec Companion expansion device. [Nigel Barnes]
  
• phoenix: Don’t configure_entries and set_base on the same bank. [O. Galibert]
  
• Added a skeleton driver for MIPS Computer Systems ROSC/os machines, with initial focus on the RC2030 headless workstation. [Patrick Mackinlay]
  
• GENie: Changed minimum target macOS version to 10.6 to allow building on macOS 10.14 “Mojave” with latest Xcode tools. [R. Belmont]
  
• Fixed compilation with SDL 2.0.8 and later on macOS. [R. Belmont]
  
• hapyfish: Replaced driver with clone of mini2440, allowing it to boot from NAND Flash. [R. Belmont]
  
  • Boot loader now comes up and fails because it can't find both Flash chips.
• gamecom.cpp: Made all games besides lostwrld playable, and updated notes. [Robbbert]
  
• sorcerer.cpp: Added DDMON 1.3 and ADSMON BIOS options. [Robbbert]
  
  • ADSMON requires an 80 column card that is not emulated.
• sm8500: Improved logging of unknown opcodes. [Robbbert]
  
• sun4c updates: [Ryan Holtz]
  
  • Changed FDC to and fixed mapping.
  • Added save state support.
  • Added machine configuration for SPARCstation SLC (4/20), IPX (4/50), 1+ (4/65) and 2 (4/75).
  • Added RAM size options and fixed mirroring in 4 MB configurations.
  • Improved MMU/cache behaviour, and added support for full-width memory mask on segment map writes.
  • Re-wrote timers to tick at 1 MHz (allows NetBSD to progress further).
• sbus: Added font register and fixed drawing endianness for cgsix card. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• debugcpu: Fixed watchpoints for CPUs that use word addressing. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• generic_slot: Allow file name extensions to be omitted from constructor call. [Ryan Holtz]
  
• vii.cpp updates: [Ryan Holtz]
  
  • Fixed titles and publishers.
  • Ported current µ'nSP 1.0 CPU core and serial EEPROM emulation from Unununium.
  • Made µ'nSP instructions that use post-increment/decrement addressing modes update segment register on rollover.
  • Fixed road layer in several Zone 60 games.
  • Added an optional visual debugger for audio (may be enabled with a preprocessor macro).
  • Converted SPG24x and SPG28x SoCs to devices, added saturation and fade offset control, and implemented sound output.
  • Added SPG24x/SPG28x chip select callbacks and rudimentary analog inputs.
  • Hooked up walle NVRAM.
  • Added preliminary V.Smile support – runs BIOS and boots games.
• osdwindows: Fixed BGFX not rendering in multiple windows (internal UI is still glitchy). [Ryan Holtz]
  
• ibm5150.cpp: Hooked up cassette data output (GitHub #4076). [Ryan Holtz, BigAlUK]
  
• Fixed compilation with libjpeg for environments where TRUE and FALSE aren’t preprocessor macros. [Ryan Schmidt]
  
• vt100, ec1841, mc1502, poisk1, km035 and ms7004: Made keyboards Lua-friendly and updated mappings. [shattered]
  
• PlayStation GPU: Copy the textures’ STP bit (improves Silent Hill). [smf]
  
• PlayStation GTE: Use helper functions to count leading zero/one bits rather than implementing locally. [smf]
  
• vgmplay.cpp: Added support for multiple instances of the same chip with different clock frequencies. [smf]
  
• qsoundhle.cpp: Saturate voice and output accumulators (MT07115). [superctr]
  
• hp_dio updates: [Sven Schnelle]
  
  • Allow cards to share interrupt and DMA request lines.
  • Removed MCFG macros and moved classes into a namespace.
  • Configure all DIO slots as non-fixed, as none of the devices are on-board or physically captive.
  • Removed unused map() functions.
  • Added HP98620 DMA controller and HP98625A SCSI controller card devices.
  • Fixed plane masks in HP98543 video card.
• M68000 MMU updates: [Sven Schnelle]
  
  • Add Special Status Word to exception frames.
  • Raise MMU configuration exception if SRP/CRP is invalid.
  • Factored out code to set bus error details, perform address translation cache lookup, match TT register, and walk tables.
  • Added support for short indirect descriptors (used by HP-UX 9).
  • Set MMU status flags when performing address translation cache lookup.
  • Split PLOAD and PTEST code from m68881_ops into separate functions, and corrected the name to m68851_ops.
  • Correctly disassemble more forms of PTEST and PFLUSH instructions.
• hp9k_3xx.cpp, mb87030.cpp, hp9122c.cpp: Converted to use delegate timers. [Sven Schnelle]
  
• hp9k_3xx.cpp updates: [Sven Schnelle]
  
  • Moved sound, GPIB, keyboad and RTC to human interface DIO module.
  • Cleaned up DIO configuration.
  • Use 98543 DIO card for video output on HP9000/320 and HP9000/332, replacing driver code for the latter.
• tms9914: Latch EOI flag until next byte is sent. [Sven Schnelle]
  
• hp_hil updates: [Sven Schnelle]
  
  • Added HP46060B mouse device.
  • Converted logging to use logmacro.h and removed MCFG macros.
  • Removed obsolete bus error handler and superfluous RAM regions.
• nscsi_bus.cpp, nscsi_cd.cpp, nscsi_hd.cpp: Disable logging by default. [Sven Schnelle]
  
• Emulated Fujitsu MB87030 SCSI controller. [Sven Schnelle]
  
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I liked the 3 team idea in World Tour so I’d build off that. The contestants would be boated to where the island sunk and all the challenges would take place underwateabove water but all of them would involve water. For challenges fully underwater, each contestant would receive an Oxygen tank that lasts enough to complete the challenge. The team that won the challenge would get to sleep on a fancy Cruise ship, while the middle team would get a yacht, and the last place team would get a fishing boat.
Confessionals would be on a row boat anchored just above the island
Post merge, just the winner got to stay on the yacht, and the 2nd to last place got the fishing boat
We would have 3 teams and 8 contestants on each team. 24 total contestants.
Mighty Muskies:
Owen Noah Gwen Duncan Courtney Emma Heather Alejandro
Wonder Walley:
Mike Zoey Jacques Lindsay Tyler Beth Sammy Amy
Congested Crappie:
Geoff Brody Cody Devon Carrie Shawn Jasmine McAurthur
Episode 1: 3 way volleyball: challenge would be the teams playing volleyball in a 3 way match, lowest scoring team at the time the winning team hits 10 points goes to elimination. Wonder Walleye would end up in elimination while the Crappie would win
24th- Amy she just didn’t get along with the team and they wanted her gone
Episode 2: Treasure Diving: teams would have to dive for a guided Chris with their teams branding on the bottom. Congested Crappie would end up losing after Jacques sabotaged McAurther finding the Chris. Jacques won the challenge for the Walleye.
23rd- McAurther
Episode 3: Chris-ulet: teams would have to scavenge Chris’s old house to find the one thing he left down there, his beloved amulet with his own face on it. Winning team gets to choose who to eliminate from the losing team. Wonder Walleye would end up losing the challenge while the Muskie would win. They end up choosing to vote off Zoey to weaken the Walleye.
22nd- Zoey
Episode 4: Eagles Nest: The teams compete in an underwater 5v5 first to 3 eagles nest game. Jacques would play a phenomenal goal keeper to win the challenge for the Walleye, while the Muskie would end up losing. They end up voting off Courtney because she is too obsessed with being more authoritative than Heather and dominating Duncan. She was caught conspiring behind the teams back multiple times at this point.
21st- Courtney
Episode 5: Laps: Chris and Chef set up an underwater swimming trail around the whole island that the teams would have to race around. The Crappie would end up winning and the Muskie would lose. The team ends up voting off Alejandro to split him and Heather up despite Noah being so poor at underwater challenges. Plus payback from season 3 for Owen and Noah
20th- Alejandro
Episode 6: Underwater opstical Course: An opstical course is build from the rubbish left underwater and the teams must clear the course with all their members to win the challenge. The Walleye would end up losing and sending Jacques home since the team is under majority control of Lindsay, Beth, Tyler and Sammy who has been befriended. They picked him over mike because he was annoying them and they didn’t like his evil suggestions.
19th- Jacques
Episode 7: Capture the Flag: so every 7 episodes they would have a challenge that does not involve swimming. It is called the lucky 7 challenge. So episode 7, 14, and 21 would not involve swimming. For this, the teams would have 3 islands to hide their flags on, and whichever team recovers their flag from both the other teams islands first wins. Muskie got Bony Island, Crappie got Pahkitew Island, and the Walleye got a new Island (set up for season 8). They would boat in between the islands to capture the flags.
The Muskie would end up losing after all their members aside from the defenders (Noah and Emma) were tagged out. Noah and Emma were not aware of their surroundings, losing both their flags very early as well. The Crappie ended up winning. Emma ended up getting voted off because the cast was tired of her distracting Noah, and Owen was bias towards Noah so he and the rest voted Emma.
18th- Emma
Episode 8: seashells: for this challenge it was shallow water hunting as the team had to pick 5 of the best seashells they could find to show the panel (Chris, Chef, and former contestant Harold). The Muskie finally won a challenge, and the Walleye are sent to elimination off of Lindsay’s poor performance (she broke the 5th shell) she was voted off, but Tyler took the elimination for her to try and win her back since they had broken up the episode before. They ended up back together.
17th- Tyler
Episode 9: Hot Potato: The team would play hot potato with a water ball, and the timer was randomly set by Chris so the teams had no idea when it would go off. Brody ended up making a poor decision to toss the team the challenge, while the Muskie won 2 straight. This episode ended up being non-elimination.
Episode 10: The Brawl: Teams would have balloons placed on each contestants back, and they would have to pop the balloons off each team. Noah ended up performing much above expectation and the Muskie and Walleye ended up forming a temporary alliance to take down the Crappie since the Crappie had only lost one member thus far. They managed to take them down, and then the Muskie best the Walleye. Brody almost ended up getting sent home because he lost his mojo in episode 9 and never got it back, but they ended up sending Shawn home because he hadn’t really done a whole lot all season since he was freaking out a lot about underwater zombies. Since they can walk underwater btw.
16th- Shawn
Episode 11: Battleship: Each team would have 3 boats, and would be required to sink each other’s boats. First team to lose all 3 was out. The Walleye ended up losing while the Crappie rose back to the top. Beth ended up getting sent home by the Crappie when it was Lindsay Beth vs Mike Sammy, and it was 2 votes Beth, 2 votes Sammy. They ended up choosing Beth over Sammy and sent her home.
15th- Beth
Episode 12: Atlantis: Each team would have to build an underwater infrastructure to the best of their abilities for judges Chris, Chef and former competitor DJ to look rate. The Muskie ended up with a collapsed building which was blamed on Noah since he planned the building out. In reality, it was sabotaged by Jasmine after Noah had trash talked Shawn and his zombie stories in front of her on multiple occasions in the season to this point and finally pushed her over the edge. The team sent Noah home for blowing the challenge.
14th- Noah
Episode 13: Painful Water Balloon Fight: Waterbaloon fight. Each member of each team would be granted a single wooden pole to stand on. the challenge was to knock all the players off their poles. The Crappie still have an oversized team so the Muskie and Walleye agreed to team up in a 7v6 situation, but the Crappie were ready. On the backs of Brody (who snaps his bad mojo streak here) and Jasmine they first knock out the Muskie, sending them into elimination, and then the Walleye. The Muskie voted off Owen, only to learn the challenge was a non elimination challenge when suddenly Don shows up as part of his contract to host the next half of the season while Chris would take his vacation time.
Episode 14: The Big Boom: The 2nd Lucky 7 challenge of the season. Don finds is funny what Duncan did to Chris’s home in All-Stars, and in return he builds 3 exact replicas of the homes and tells the teams to blow them up. He says as long as they all blow the houses up, they will all be safe from elimination. Each team ends up blowing up the house successfully and it pans to Chris wiping a tear from his eye while he sits on the beaches of Jamaica and only says “Harsh dude”. It was in fact a non elimination round again. Duncan creates such a fantastic replica that Don gives him an Idol of invincibility that would protect him from the next Muskie elimination if it were to happen before merge, but post merge it would expire.
Episode 15: The Great Dive: Each team is takes with 3 different dives. One massive cannonball dive, one elegant dive, and one very high up Dive. For the Cannonball, Muskie took first with Owen, Crappie 2nd with Jasmine, and Walleye 3rd with Sammy. For the elegant dive, Walleye first with Mike, Muskie 2nd with a surprising performance from Heather, and Brody bellyflops into 3rd. For the final dive, Carrie takes first by jumping instantly, Lindsay takes 2nd after her team fools her into jumping, and Gwen ended up not jumping in time, resulting in a 3 way tie for first.
Don decided to send every single member in the show to elimination aside from the three winners and Duncan because of his immunity. So Duncan, Owen, Mike and Carrie were safe and not voting. Cody ended up surprisingly getting sent home here, the reason unknown. He was friendly to all and it ended up costing him the game.
13th- Cody
Episode 16: Don wanted to make an Omen to redonculous race, so he had Don boxes installed at Pahkitew Island for the start, where they would have to as a team perform Synchronized water dancing. Once the judges approved, they would be allowed to access the Don box and get the challenge at Bony Island. The challenge was an all in. The teams had to build a boat to speed their way to the sunken island and reach the Chill Zone. Last team to reach the Zone, may be sending someone home. The Muskie ended up taking the win, while the Walleye shockingly edged out the Crappie who suddenly went ice cold. They ended up sending home Brody because he became a liability when he lost his mojo. The challenge ended up being an elimination too so Brody was gone this time. (Not rehashing a lost mojo story, just sending him home.)
12th- Brody
Episode 17: Merge Mayhem: The teams were informed in the beginning of the episode that this would be the merger. Survive this and make it to the merge. In confessionals contestants revealed they were shocked Sammy was still in the game, and that this challenge probably benefitted her the most since she was the least threat. Don placed himself inside a locked cage (with lots of oxygen) somewhere on the sunken island, and only the winning team would be safe from elimination tonight. Their job was to bring him back to the shore of Bony Island.
Geoff had a grudge and believed his team broke the mojo code by voting off Brody while the team insisted they couldn’t Iet him continue to throw challenges every time he lost his edge. The Muskie ended up winning the challenge. Geoff annoyed his team so much that the remaining 3 Crappie votes for him. The Walleye on the other hand, formed an alliance to vote off Jasmine since she was the biggest threat for the merger. Geoff voted for Jasmine because he was most annoyed at her and it ended up being Jasmine going home shockingly in a 4-3 vote count. Geoff realized he was wrong in the end when he had 3 votes and apologized and chilled out.
11th- Jasmine
Episode 18: Biggest Shark: Duncan and Heather suddenly form an alliance since Duncan begins trying to prove he’s bad again, and Heather is actually a villain again. The challenge is to show Don the largest shark. Heather ends up winning, and manages to keep her and Duncan’s alliance a secret. In elimination, Devon is surprisingly sent home in Trent fashion since he was a popular pick to go a long ways with both the crowd and audience. It just so happened everyone ended up voting and thinking the same, that’s how Carrie didn’t save him.
10th- Devon
Episode 19: The Save: Kind of like Harry Potter and the Goblett of Fire, where they have the closest ones to the contestants underwater and tied down somewhere randomly, each contestant in the beginning was told they can pick 1 former Total Drama contestant from any season.
Owen- Noah Gwen- Leshawna Duncan- Courtney Heather- Alejandro Mike- Zoey Lindsay- Beth Sammy- Tyler Geoff- Bridgett Carrie- Devon
Lindsay was upset at Sammy picking Tyler. No Sammy did not intend to make Lindsay mad. That being said, Gwen ended up winning the challenge and saving Leshawna first. Don said the top 3 were safe tonight. 2nd ended up being Carrie and 3rd Sammy. Lindsay ended up being more concerned about Tyler than Beth and helped Sammy on accident. Sammy ended up gaining a lot of people on her side when Lindsay chewed her out for what other people thought was no reason. Also Lindsay never saved Beth, the producers had to. They ended up voting Lindsay off, to her surprise, and she then understood and apologized before exiting the show.
9th- Lindsay
Episode 20: Old vs New: Don decided to split the remaining contestants into 2 teams, marking the first ever unmerge in total Drama history. He stated it would be the old members vs the new members. Heather questioned this as her math added up 5 old members, Owen, Gwen, herself, Duncan and Geoff. Don announced Geoff would be put in the new cast for his performance on Redonculous Race. Old: Owen, Gwen, Heather, Duncan vs new: Mike, Sammy, Geoff, and Carrie.
The challenge this week was dive to the bottom of the ocean and grab a ring that had been tossed down there. Then, they had to toss the ring onto the nose of a bottle nosed dolphin. Then they had to ride the dolphin through a flaming hoop and from there race to the finish.
Geoff tossed the challenge for his team when he continued to miss the ring toss onto the Dolphin. His team eliminated him for this when he began weeping about tossing games again and having flashbacks to Brody.
8th- Geoff
Episode 21: 777: the third and final lucky seven challenge. In this one, Don had build a casino and told the teams they were to win as many Don bucks from the machines that they could. The Old team ended up losing the challenge, as Duncan cheated and got his team penalized for it. The Old team ended up voting Owen off in a surprise betrayal between Owen and Duncan... but Don then revealed it was a non elimination challenge!! Owen and Gwen then found out Duncan and Heather were working together.
Episode 22: A Triathelon of Sorts: In a callback to the Season 1 finale, Don came up with 3 different water sport challenges for the teams to race in. 1st up was the water skiing challenge. Owen and Mike were to compete in that one. Second up was the kneeboarding challenge, which Gwen and Sammy were to compete in. Third and finally, it was a jet ski race to the finish between Heather and Carrie. Duncan was to drive the boat while Mike and Sammy would have to swap drivers in between the 1st and second challenges.
Owen ends up sucking at waterskiing and the team never recovers from the fall. Duncan and Heather threaten Gwen to vote with them, or else they’ll vote for her and send her to a tiebreaker in which she would be eliminated in a threat vote vs Duncan. Gwen complies and Owen gets voted off, feeling very sad that he had been betrayed twice that season, and from his closest friends. Duncan calls off the alliance because he felt bad after seeing Owen so sad.
7th- Owen Because in episode 777 he was voted off, but got saved, and it was the season 1 finale call back, so the season 1 winner goes home. This honestly just fell into my hands. It’s fkn hard to find a place to vote off Owen, he’s so loved by everyone and just has that vibe of getting far.
Episode 23: Chef’s Buffet: Don reveals he planned to merge the teams here, but since they were already so neatly in a 3v3 he would leave them together. The challenge was to fish, with their bare hands, and cook the fish on a fire they would start with their rafts, and the judge panel, consisted of Don, a returning Chris, Chef, and former competitor and recent eliminee Owen would be the judges. Owen ends up giving the Old teams fish a bad score, causing them to lose and be sent to elimination. Gwen, Duncan and Heather all don’t trust each other, and none of them talk about who they’re going to vote for with each other. In confessional, Heather gives a goodbye speech as she believes she has no chance. Gwen shockingly gets sent home in a 2v1 vote. Duncan votes her because he thought she’d vote him off with Heather because of what he did. Plus their history.
6th- Gwen
Episode 24: Merge Squared: This challenge takes place on 4 separates rafts with Heather in the middle. a good old game of competitive pickle in the middle. With 5 people, and in a square formation. The teams were merged again. Just to be put in a brand new style, 4v1 game! This challenge was a game of four square between Duncan, Sammy, Carrie, and Mike while Heather was in the middle, standing on tall wooden pegs trying to intercept the ball. She had a net. The goal was to pass the ball between her legs 10 times without her intercepting. They would score a point if they did. Otherwise, she would score. It was first to 4 points.
Heather ended up miraculously coming back from a 3-1 deficit and defeating the team of 4. Don was shocked at the outcome and said it had never been done before but Heather wins the 1v4!! The votes are cast and it ends up being the end of the road for Sammy’s very impressive run.
5th- Sammy
Episode 25: Don announces there was to be a change of plans, and two contestants were to be eliminated this round to leave two for the finale. Don reveals there are two formerly mutated contestants in the mines that have been there all season. Ezekiel and Dakota. He says they were both demutated and are ready to be evacuated. Whoever brings each of the contestants up, wins a trip to the finale. Duncan ends up saving Dakota first and by a large amount of time, securing his spot in the finale. Don encourages him to mess with the remainders in a way of getting a bonus of choosing who to face in the finale for winning. Duncan goes straight for heather and exclaims “FOR OWEN” as he knocks her off Ezekiel, allowing Carrie and Mike to grab him and tie reaching the surface as they both emerged at the exact same time. Heather is eliminated, but Don says they will have to have a 3rd place challenge in the jam packed finale!
4th- Heather
Episode 26: The Reloaded Finale: Don and Chris both host this action packed finale. There is a board with the previous 25 challenges on it. Don is given the honors of spinning first. He says it’s a throwback finale. And for the 3rd place March to be settled first, he would spin a challenge for them to repeat. He lands on episode 3s challenge, which reminds Mike of Zoey since it was her elimination challenge. Chris reveals he had hidden a marshmallow down there in his house to scavenge and bring back to him, since the original was to bring back the necklace he left there. Mike and Carrie take off but it ends up being Carrie coming out on top when Mike finds Zoey’s necklace down there and he accidentally tosses the challenge while holding a lead to bring it back with him. He loses the marshmallow in the process and Carrie advances.
3rd- Mike
Carrie and Duncan each get to spin the wheel for a challenge. Duncan spins Episode 10, the balloon popping one. Duncan and Carrie get balloons on and begin trying to pop. Duncan comes out on top of that challenge taking a 1-0 lead in the finale. He is on game point to become the first ever 2 time winner in Total Drama history. Carrie spins the wheel and lands on Episode 14, The Big Boom. The episode Duncan conquered earlier in the season. Carrie sighs and Duncan exclaims “yes!!” Duncan is ready for his massive boom following Carries mediocre boom, only to hear the Dynamite dude fizzle out. He looks down and the dynamite explodes in his face leaving black smoke everywhere.
“It’s 1-1! Don exclaims. “Now, it’s a 1 on 1 tie-breaking footrace to the chill zone, which rests on the new island that Season 8 will take place on!!” Carrie takes off in a head start as Duncan falls over from the explosion and then shakes it off and takes off after her. They both scavenge for wood to build a boat to sail over. Carrie goes with a sail boat, Duncan a raft and paddle. Carrie is caught very quickly as Duncan passes her “so long!! He says.
CANNON ENDING
The wind suddenly picks up behind Carrie and she flies past Duncan to land aboard shore with the peanut gallary of all the contestants ever in Total Drama watching, she runs into the chill zone and chills off with the cool million!!
ALTERNATE ENDING
Duncan lands his raft aboard shore and runs into the chill zone to take home his 2nd million and win Total Drama Sunken Island!!
CANNON FINISHING ORDER
24th- Amy
23rd- McAurther
22nd- Zoey
21st- Courtney
20th- Alejandro
19th- Jacques
18th- Emma
17th- Tyler
16th- Shawn
15th- Beth
14th- Noah
13th- Cody
12th- Brody
11th- Jasmine
10th- Devon
9th- Lindsay
8th- Geoff
7th- Owen
6th- Gwen
5th- Sammy
4th- Heather
3rd- Mike
2nd- Duncan
1st- Carrie
Wow. I just spend 5 hours thinking of that and writing that out on my phone. I’m into this shit.