0.92u1 2005/02/15 [#233 - David Haywood]
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Given the circumstances this seems a worthwhile update ;-).
Note: This version is also known as "0.92u2000".


New Games / Clones supported or promoted from GAME_NOT_WORKING status:
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Raiden Fighters 2: 2000 [Nicola Salmoria, Ville Linde] (sound is not yet perfect, some graphical effects are missing)
Little Hero (bootleg of KidNiki) [Pierpaolo Prazzoli]
Astro Combat (bootleg of Astro Blaster) [Pierpaolo Prazzoli]
Super Missile Attack (encrypted set) [Mowerman, Dave Widel]

New games marked as GAME_NOT_WORKING
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TurboSub [Tomasz Slanina] (basic driver for now, acts as a bitmap viewer for the GFX roms)


Source changes:
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- Improvements to Seibu SPI decryption. Tile graphics are decrypted for all Games Sprites decrypted for 'Raiden Fighters 2000' [Nicola Salmoria].
- Discrete sound in 'Tank8' [Hans Andersson].
- Added trackballs in 'Championship Bowling' [Pierpaolo Prazzoli].
- Fixed 'Super Trio' sound frequency [Pierpaolo - Prazzoli].
- FD1089 update [Nicola Salmoria, Charles MacDonald].
- Complete table for 317-0033 (Alien Syndrome) and  317-0034 (S.Hang On) [R. Belmont].
- Updated Mahjong drivers to use new default controls [James Wallace].
- Updated Gladiator driver [Nicola Salmoria]:
  * Verified with schematics (though the schematics are very hard to read so there are still dubious places).
  * Converted to tilemaps, fixed scrolling.
  * Simplified tile decoding.
  * Flip screen support.
  * Fixed spriteram size (this fixes gladiatr36rc2gre).
  * Support for sprite dual buffer (this fixes sprite trails).
  * Adjusted YM2203 mixing levels so bass notes can still be heard (the audio mixing stage has some program controlled filters though which aren't supported).
  * Merged with ppking, drivers/ppking.c is no longer needed.
  * Proper blending of the fg layer (it's a palette effect not alpha blending).
- Improved video emulation in 'XFiles' [Tomasz Slanina].