SEGA Mega Drive 1041 Roms US & EU

History

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The final (and current) version of Kega is named "Fusion", because it is in spirit a fusion of Kega and Kega Lazarus with even more features and compatibility. It was the first version to support hardware accelerated blitters via Direct3D, as well as vastly improved 32X support.

Previously, Kega Fusion used version number 0.1 with a letter and Beta suffix, with the last revision being 0.1e. The next release was labeled Kega Fusion 3.0 beta as its developer Steve Snake said that the low version number made some people shy away; sub-1.0 version software is commonly believed to be incomplete and unstable (most freeware and open source programs are indefinitely in a beta-like state as there is no need to go gold). The logic in starting at 3.0 is that Kega Fusion is actually the third major revision of the Kega heritage, in the order of Kega, Kega Lazarus and Kega Fusion. The beta moniker was dropped after version 3.2 for the same reason.

On Christmas Day 2008, Kega Fusion 3.52i, the first build for the Macintosh, was released.

Features

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The majority of the emulator is written in assembly language. On a Pentium III class or a similar microprocessor, Kega Fusion runs Mega Drive / Genesis ROM images at 50 or 60 frames per second, though with the popular 2xSaI graphics filter plugin the processing power needed to achieve the full 50/60 frames per second is much higher (it should also be noted that emulating Sega 32X games at a playable speed requires an 850 MHz or faster microprocessor). The emphasis on accuracy is demonstrated by Fusion's emulation of the Yamaha YM2612 chip, which is reported by Steve Snake to be almost perfect � other emulators, such as Gens, suffer from imperfections in emulation of this chip (as demonstrated by the title screen theme for Sonic 3D Blast and Sonic & Knuckles). Compatibility is very high with Kega Fusion, even for the Sega 32X - every 32X game, including SegaCD+32X games, are accurately emulated. Many of these games are unplayable on other emulators. Since the Sega 32X BIOS routines have been more thoroughly reverse engineered than those for the Mega-CD, as of version 3.3 Kega Fusion does not require the Sega 32X BIOS images, though they can still be used. Kega Fusion can emulate all known Sega home video game consoles released before the Sega Saturn (there is some cryptic indication by Steve Snake that Saturn emulation could be possible in the future) besides Sega SF-7000 emulation which is missing.

Along with being able to emulate most Sega home console systems Kega Fusion also supports logging to a WAV file or the successor to GYM format, VGM. VGM is much like GYM in terms of how it is created but widely superior in its accuracy to YM2612 synthesis, compression (in the VGZ format) and looping. As of version 3.5, Kega Fusion supports multiplayer over the internet or LAN. While multiplayer support is still in its preliminary stages, Kega Fusion 3.51 has made multiplayer more stable.

As of December 10, 2008, Kega Fusion 3.6 supports emulation of the Sega Virtua Processor, along with movie logging support through the included custom Kega Game Video 1 lossless codec. Preliminary Sega Pico support was also added.

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