https://imgur.com/a/Wsm00yt
For me, it has been 5 years since I first downloaded Dokkan Battle. Like most of you, I started out this game because I was a big fan of Dragon Ball Z. My fandom included owning the original Pioneer VHS tapes, to playing the original Score DBZ CCG and the subsequent but short-lived sequel made by Panini, to being able to attend the World Premiere of Resurrection F in LA.
I’ve been fairly quiet on Reddit as of recently, but have used this community as a resource to beat challenging events (SBR, LGE, etc.), and getting information on future summons. I hope that reading this post gives you a sense of nostalgia, advice if you need it, and just general perspective.
Year 1:
A more in-depth 1st year:
https://www.reddit.com/DBZDokkanBattle/comments/4w22ig/365_days_login_a_f2p_story/
Find your favorite gif involving crazy, huh, wtf, jaw drops and insert them here. That was Year 1 of Dokkan for me. I had no idea of team building, links, etc. If you ever played a TCG like Pokemon or Magic and just jammed your first decks with your favorite foils and rare cards you had; that was my first Dokkan team building experience. Very little synergy. We really didn’t have dedicated leader skills that provided ki and boosts. There was a point where I felt accomplished because I could field a full UR team.
The Dokkan Medal event grinds were particularly brutal in-game events because their power level was so much higher unless you had the right units, which obviously required pulling on banners. In other gatcha games, these were raiders, great units specially for that event (SSR AGL SS Kid Trunks for Broly, the Androids for Cell, etc). For another perspective, we grinded these events for 1 medal drops. We needed a total of 11 to Dokkan a unit. And it was never even a guarantee that you were going to beat the event. Truly had to be lucky and resourceful with your items. I know I probably wasted some stones to continue the event and finish it for 1 MEDAL!
As far as summons go, I think a lot of the community were very much, “It’s new! Summon!” I eventually realized that Japan was a head of us in the Dokkan timeline, so I could really start to strategically plan which units did I want to try to get rather than pull aimlessly. Broly was the first unit I had future knowledge of so I saved for that unit. This is a mentality that I continue to have to this day: figure out the next great banner and save for that.
The first World Tournaments were some of the longest grindfests I had ever seen. This is my old man on the porch moment of “Back in my day, we had to get 100 Wins for a GSSR.” If I recall correctly, we did not have a GSSR for a Multi on our Dragon Stone summons. So, I originally saw the World Tournaments as ways to get GSSR. Unfortunately, to this day, the WT exclusives aren’t game-breaking; they’re more trophy units. I can recall those first WTs and thinking I might try to go for top to try to get the exclusive but realizing that the time commitment, stones, and lack of use of the WT exclusive led me to just go for the GSSR and save the stones for pulls.
STR Broly, the first AOE in Dokkan, was probably the most desired unit and one that I saved the most for at the time. Given how World Tournaments were run, Broly could be a literal time saver. I recall pulling a lot trying to get Broly but didn’t get him until before the 2nd Anniversary. I recall a moment where I had created and rerolled another account on a separate device just to see if I could Broly. Well, it just so happened I did. I was at a true crossroads of “Do I make this my main?” For a small amount of time, I was running both accounts, but I choose to eventually let go of that alt with Broly because I had pulled TEQ Majin Vegeta and knew it was going to Dokkan to be an AOE so it was a fair substitute for Broly. Plus, I was saving for Super Gogeta on the main, which I had pulled upon his release in the 1st Anniversary. That was enough to say, this is my main. Even if doesn’t have Broly on it.
Prior to the STR Super Gogeta release, I also inspired to write the original: ‘Twas the Night Before Gogeta: one of my proudest Reddit moments. https://www.reddit.com/DBZDokkanBattle/comments/4rpkmp/a_dokkan_poem_twas_the_night_before_gogeta/
Year 2:
A more in-depth 2nd year:
https://www.reddit.com/DBZDokkanBattle/comments/6st41n/a_2_year_reflection_of_dokkan/
After pulling STR Super Gogeta and STR SS3 Goku, I felt having a full Over in a Flash team was stellar. Double STR Super Gogeta lead plus OIAF gave +9 Ki to Unit 1 and 3 and +12 Ki to the middle Unit. Spamming Supers became the name of the game, especially in World Tournament. Now with STR Super Gogeta in hand, the in-game events and quests became much more doable.
Probably the most significant event of this year was Prime Battle LR SS Goku. This introduced Global to the first LR. At the time, you had to only use Strike and drop units to complete it. For a reference point, the optimal team was INT Chilled lead with Mecha Frieza, Android 16, King Vegeta, etc. And the main event was 50 Stamina, not the 25 that they are now. Farming any and all drop units is the equivalent to forcing a child to eat their vegetables. You may not like it, but it is in your best interest to do so. That can now be seen with the current EZAs that are limiting who can be brought into the event. (For the record, with the incoming EZA for LR SS Goku, I will not be grinding out another 777 medals for 5 SA. I will gladly use 5 Elder Kais.)
Remember SSR Broly and how I was going crazy for him? Year 2 was when the LR form of him came out. And history repeats itself again lol. Now this is a spoiler alert, but I pulled LR Broly…on the 5th year 200 DS Guaranteed LR Banner. It’s been that long. However, with the shifts to WT and LR Broly friends at high enough ranks, it did not become necessary to have LR Broly in my box.
Overall, Year 2 was a lot of the same. World Tournament. Dokkan Fest. Repeat. With knowledge of AGL Super Vegito on Japan coming at our 2nd year Anniversary, that became the next unit for stone saving. The first tank and counter unit, Super Vegito did not disappoint. It also was a shift from Rainbow teams to more structured teams based on color. So AGL became the top team, INT not being far behind but the other 3 clearly far behind them. Two Rares, Oceanus Shenron and Muraski, became optimal on Super AGL for their sealing; that’s when you know the team is badass. This team held their own, but the 120% meta was coming. The end of year 2 was bringing STR SS4 Goku and AGL SS4 Vegeta. I was lucky to pull SS4 Goku, but not SS4 Vegeta. This would be the first significant meta-defining unit I did not pull. But 1 out of 2 was not bad.
Finally, Year 2 introduced Global’s Hidden Potential System. A staple still in Dokkan today, but I could not tell you how many reddit posts there were for “What do I unlock?” or “Crit or Dodge?” But the worst was having to open up EVERY. SINGLE. NODE. ONE. BY. ONE. New players today won’t know the pain lol. Let me sum up Hidden Potential System 101: Bottom right and top left first. Most cases: Crit > AA > Dodge. AA > Crit if the Super stacks something like Attack or Defense, especially if the stack is infinite. Dodge if the Unit is very much support and can’t take any hits nor give out any hits.
Year 3:
Year 3 of Dokkan was where the difficulty level of the game jumped the most. Honestly, this was probably the golden age of Dokkan. 120% leads were coming and it brought some level of parody. A fair amount of the teams with their 120 leads could be viable in a lot of events. And with the looming Super Battle Roads coming, you know you need something in every category if you wanted to complete all of them.
Where Dokkan decided to implement a WWE-style-glass-break-theme-music and Stone Cold Steve Austin entrance was SS4 Gogeta and Omega Shenron as 150% leads in the middle of the 120% leads releases. This gave the community a glimpse into the direction of leads and it was another breath of fresh air. We would get categories as our primary way of building teams and it’s still very much implemented today at the 5th year anniversary going into Year 6 and beyond. I personally was fortunate enough to pull SS4 Gogeta and Fusions became my primary. (No Omega Shenron pulled though, but I wasn’t disappointed.) However, I did know that I was still likely needing to pull on the 120 lead banners for the incoming SBR Stages 1-10. I recall limiting myself to a budget on the 120 banners. Either discounts, multis and tickets, but nothing to bankrupt myself stone wise. With the way the game was progressing, there was always going to be something new and game-defining so I wanted to make sure I wasn’t left behind. (This would eventually be the incoming LR SS Gogeta duo and Vegito duo.) I wanted to give myself the best chance of not being left behind and making sure I didn’t spend too much on sub-par banners.
We also started seeing older units getting rebirths or Dokkan Awakenings. These would be great in principle, but I don’t recall many earning slots onto a significant team. Others can chime in here. More LRs from Rising Dragon Carnivals or Legendary Summon banners would come but most of these LRs ok, but not great. (LR Trunks, Boujack, etc.).
Year 3 also brought along two free LR units, LR Vegito Blue and LR 1000 Day Goku. Some players were pissed that we needed Prepared for Battle units to complete all the missions associated with LR Vegito Blue. I was fortunate that it did not really affect me and I completed the missions without much difficultly. Regarding 1000 Day Goku, I thought it was a great way for fan service: not game breaking, but serviceable as a substitute rainbow lead. (These would start to see more use in the future Virtual Battlefield/Ultimate Clash.)
EZAs would also be introduced with AGL SS3 Goku. Fairly grindy, but another good way for Dokkan to keep older units relevant. Otherwise, this game would always be “Pull on the new unit banner!” And with some of the events rewarding players with larger boxes or being able to flexible teams (current restricted EZA events), it became more that there was a sense of needing to collect units as well, even if they were not game breaking or meta relevant.
Super Battle Road would also be introduced in Year 3. Probably the hardest category of events to this day. This event would truly let tanks (AGL Golden Frieza, STR SS3 Vegeta), AOEs (LR STR Broly), and stunners and sealers (PHY Gotenks) would really earn their spot in Dokkan. My SBR mentality was also Stage 1 = No items. Stage 2 = 2 Items. Stage 3 hopefull you Dokkan attack. Stage 4 use all of your items. I never actually beat an SBR until 3rd Anniversary and LR Potara Duo were available. On the bottom is a link to all my SBR wins.
The end of Year 3 brought the much anticipated LR Potara and Fusion Duos at the 3rd Anniversary. These guys made their respective SBRs much more doable with their built in Senzu Bean transformation. Like a fine wine, these two would get better as time went on with introductions of the Kamehameha and Joined Forces categories.
Year 4:
Much like Year 2 was to Year 1, Year 4 felt like a continuation of similar events in Year 3. Year 4 brought us more EZAs, more LRs (both free like Prime Battle Trunks and summonable), World Tournaments and Dokkan Fests. It became clear that LRs in general were going to be the standard moving forward in regards to gameplay. The tricky part was navigating which LRs were worth it. For me, it was hard but using this subreddit and the knowledge of Japan’s timeline made it a little easier. It was almost a certainty that the Anniversary LRs would be worth it. I believe I skipped most of the banners except TEQ Goku & Frieza, but never managed to pull the duo until recently.
Some of the more unique units to come were the Transforming Goku, Frieza, and Vegeta. I believe these are glimpse into more of the future of Dokkan. It would not surprise me if LR versions of these unit concepts come in the future. We currently see them but they are either locked by an active skill or condition needed (HP, Team member needed, etc.), not one that transforms automatically.
The Dokkan Punch Machine was introduced during this year. This is one of the few events I haven’t completed, specifically the no item stages 1 to 3. These definitely require a little luck and patience. But please don’t feel discouraged if you don’t complete these events right away. They don’t go away, and over time, you’ll get units and dupes to make this event easier.
Ultimate Clash (or Virtual Battlefield 2.0 in Japan) would be one of the major game updates to Dokkan in Year 4. After watching the mess that Virtual Battlefield 1.0 was in Japan, seeing the 2.0 version was relieving. This event favors the longer time players who have accumulated lots of units in their box (or the whales who spend a lot on banners lol). While trying to manage these teams some of things I consider are at least 1 team per faction and color combination (70 units), 1 F2P team that takes out boss 1 (was Namek Gohan and Ginyu Force. Now that team is Team Bardock and AGL Broly), a team of stunners/sealers (Great Saiyaman stage), extra Rainbow leads (1000 Day Goku, SBR Gohan, SBR Goku, LR Vegito Blue, etc.)
Prior to the 4th Anniversary, Global learned about the Coin System. This was a very refreshing update to the game. Allowing players an outlet to not feel completely shafted and could use their coins to get the units they wanted. My stone saving was aimed at the 4th Anniversary SS4 Goku and SS4 Vegeta, and particularly began when the coins were announced. 4th Anniversary I went ham. Managing both SS4 units, my first Fusion Duo and a couple Potara duo dupes. Having the coins in your back pocket was a very welcoming safety net.
Year 5:
If you are still reading this, more power to you. I won’t go to in depth because (a) it’s again a lot of the same: WT, DokkanFest, Ultimate Clash, etc. and (b) you probably played through part of it so you recall a lot of it too.
Two things stand out for me during Year 5. The New Years Banner and Kale & Caulifa’s LR debut.
For the New Years banner, this is mainly a “learn from my mistake” moment. I had enough Red Coins at the time for LR GoBros. But for some reason I burned through a couple hundred stones seeing if I could pull them and keep me stones (Essentially, trying to have my cake and eat it too) and never getting them. So I was out some stones for a future banner and ended up having to use my red coins to acquire GoBros. Had I just used the coins prior to summoning, then I would have more stones for future banners. Pro Tip: If you’re chasing a unit that you can just get with coins, get it with coins. Save the stones for future banners. The coins will replenish themselves.
LR Kale & Caulifa stand out to me because it was the Legendary Banner (yellow coin) that I would commit myself to pulling for. The hype was real and I definitely pulled the sisters and that became my ultimate flex and current team to run (up until 5th Anniversary).
Fighting Legend: Goku (or LGE) was nice new addition to challenge the player base. I personally like trying to find teams that would knock out multiple missions (Thanks to this reddit, I found a 4-in-1 Potara, Time Travelers, Future, Realm of Gods team. 3-in-1 for me because I had already beaten Potara)
Final reflections:
So, the ultimate question probably is “Why am I still playing?” There’s honestly not much left for me to do. I do the weekly Ultimate Clashes when they come out, daily missions, etc. I still need to do Punch Machine Stages 1-3, but I don’t feel a huge pressure to finish it out. It’ll happen eventually. With my spare Stamina, I’ve been trying to rank up to 999 (currently at 866), but again, don’t feel a ton of great pressure to complete it yet. I look forward to when E. SBR is released. As a fan of Dragon Ball, I’ve liked that they have implemented content from all franchises including DB, Z, GT, Super, SDBH, and even bringing in Arale! I have not let the game be my end all be all. In the past 5 years, I have traveled to Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Peru, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay. I just honestly found ways and downtime to play the game. Dokkan has become more of a collecting game for myself. I’m currently only missing 8 LRs, and they range from LR Bardock to Nappa/Vegeta. There are still moments of excitement when I summon and pull a desired unit. There are still moments of relief when I complete difficult events (most recently the LGE missions.) Whatever Dokkan is for you, I hope you remember that at its roots, it is a game and it is meant to be fun.
One thing about this game that truly makes me smile is how it (along with DBS) have really brought in a new generation of Dragon Ball fans. If you would have told me 15 years ago that Dragon Ball would still be as popular as it is (probably even more popular than before), I would have laughed it off and called you crazy. As a high school teacher, I've seen some of my students get the game (and DB Legends, but we won't get into that discussion) and ask to see my box or ask for advice on their team. I hope the fandom for Dokkan and Dragon Ball continue to grow in the future.
As far as in-game tips, I would emphasize the following:

• You do not need to rainbow a featured unit for it to be viable. 0 dupes is very much useable. 2 dupes is probably the most functionable on a budget. Full rainbow is just icing on the cake. I have a 0 dupes on LR Vegito, LR Gogeta, LR K&C and have never felt that I need to pull more on their banners. Just get the unit.
  
• Use the search feature on reddit. You’ll find a plethora of example teams out there.
  
• Understand what’s happening in Japan to figure out what to save for (if you want to save).
  
• Grind out the F2P units. We’ve recently seen an uptick in events like EZA Areas which required specific drop characters to attempt and complete.
  

What I would like to see:

• A new type of lead. We’ve been on categories for 3 years now. Off the top of my head, a leader that concentrates on a single character? Then we can generate teams based on 1 character? Something like All “Goku” named units get +4 Ki, +190% Attack, Defense, HP.
  
• An actual Rainbow unit? Not TEQ, STR. Brand new typing. Super effective against all, reduced damage on defense.
  
• More story quests (PS. I have no idea what the actual plot is. This is really for stone purposes lol).
  

(In classic DBZ Announcer End of Episode voice.)
Will the streak continue on to Year 6? Will new banners and unit change the meta again? Will another event be introduced to challenge all players? Find out next time on Dragon Ball: Dokkan Battle!
Completed SBR teams
https://imgur.com/a/t4Q1o1k
Completed FLG teams
https://imgur.com/a/kP7TrtR
5 Year Box (sorted by acquired)
https://imgur.com/a/YpgrSfZ

Download link (v1.9.0b)
Previous versions
UPDATE 9/17/20: v1.9.0b - Added support for an extra search team slot, as well as an "advanced mode." Advanced mode allows for the viewing/editing of the extra search team slot as well as the Pegatinum slot, and can be activated by clicking on the display to the left of the import and export buttons.
UPDATE 6/12/20: v1.8.1b - Minor optimizations to improve performance for slower tasks such as loading and saving the save file, as well as a slight reduction in memory usage. Additionally, I have fixed a bug from previous versions where attempting to close the program after loading multiple save files would result in a crash.
UPDATE 3/18/20: v1.8b - Added a menu for selecting a spectrobe's form, as well as the icons for each form. Additionally, the program will now attempt to close all files when exited with the X button to avoid having it freeze up, and a potential issue with the file loading system has been fixed.
UPDATE 3/17/20: v1.7.1b - Fixed a minor issue where backing out of the rename prompt wouldn't properly cancel the renaming, and also replaced the font with the font from Beyond the Portals.
UPDATE 1/16/20: v1.7b - Added the ability to import/export spectrobes as .spec files. The new "Export" button can be used whenever a spectrobe is selected, and the new "Import" button is located in the species selection menu, but only when creating a new spectrobe. There have also been minor visual tweaks to some UI elements. Additionally, the default attack data for Hikolossa was previously incorrect and has been fixed in this update.
UPDATE 1/15/20: v1.6b - Fixed a bug involving default attack data, and added support for the viewing and editing of nicknames. Nicknames longer than 32 characters will be trimmed down to 32 characters, and currently there is no support for special characters, only alphanumeric characters and punctuation.
UPDATE 1/14/20: v1.5b - New BTP-themed UI. Additionally, the escape key can now be used to close the species selection menu.
UPDATE 1/12/20: v1.4.1b - Fixed a silly little bug that caused any changes made to a spectrobe created with GEO to apply to all other spectrobes made with GEO if they were in the file when it was loaded.
UPDATE 1/12/20: v1.4b - The default attack data for every adult and evolved form is now written when changing the species, meaning that as of this version, it is now safe to create adult or evolved forms from scratch with GEO. However, changing a spectrobe's species to an adult or evolved form will teach it its special attack and ability regardless of level. This will be fixed upon evolution.
UPDATE 1/12/2020: v1.3b - Added a button to enter species as a value, including invalid values. Additionally, changing a spectrobe's level now automatically sets the EXP value to the lowest possible value for that level. It is also now possible to enter values up to 4,294,967,295‬ (4 bytes), but entering very high values will cause the program to lag for a bit. Several bugs involving the delete function and editing values have also been fixed.
UPDATE 1/11/2020: v1.2b - Added the ability to drag and drop spectrobe icons to move them to different slots, as well as a graphical interface for selecting the species. Note that in this update is currently not possible to use invalid species values, so for now, download an earlier version for advanced uses.
UPDATE 1/11/2020: v1.1b - Fixed a bug that involved creating multiple spectrobes or creating a spectrobe after deleting a spectrobe, as well as adding a new icon, an undo button, and various other quality of life changes.
Glunkus's Editor for Origins, or GEO, is a save editor for Origins (Windows only, sorry Linux and Mac users) that I've been working on. Its main goal is to edit the data for spectrobes, so things like changing your spectrobe's level, stats, and even species. It is currently able to edit every aspect of a spectrobe except for the hidden attack/ability values, which it instead writes the default values in for whenever the species is changed. However, support to edit even those values is planned to be added eventually. Below is a list of the less self-explanatory variables you can view with GEO.

Species

The species value is a number that represents what your spectrobe is. As v1.2b, species is no longer represented as a number (unless manually set to a value that doesn't correspond to a valid species), but older versions still use a number for the species. This is a list of the species values for every spectrobe. Values that aren't normally used are skipped over.

Form

The form value determines if your spectrobe is one of the recolored variants or not. As of v1.8b, forms can be selected from a menu. Selecting an invalid form from the menu (a gray circle with a darker X in the middle) will result in a crash when Origins attempts to load that spectrobe, so unless you know what you're doing, it's recommended that you stick to selecting a valid form from the list rather than manually entering a value or selecting an invalid form.

Total EXP/Level

What these are is self explanatory, but for editing them, there is one very important thing to know. Whenever your spectrobe gains EXP, Origins updates your level automatically based on your total EXP. The amount of EXP needed for each level is determined by the formula Y = X^3, where Y is equal to the amount of EXP you need to reach level "X." GEO automatically updates the EXP to the lowest possible value when changing the level, but it is still possible to manually set the total EXP to a value too high or low for a spectrobe's current level.

Bonus HP, Bonus Atk, and Bonus Def

These values are extra points added directly to your spectrobe's stats with no modifiers. These values are normally increased with the stat-boosting minerals, but there aren't any consequences to raising them here. One thing to note is that every stat for every spectrobe caps at 999, so you don't need to go above that; additionally, entering a value above 16,777,215 will cause GEO to save the data improperly, so you really shouldn't go above that.

Index

This value can't be edited by GEO, it's only shown by it. Don't worry about it; it has to do with where the spectrobe's data is in the save file and only really means anything for debugging and other advanced uses.
Unfortunately, there is a serious limitation on GEO and Origins save editing as a whole. In order to actually get your save file from your Wii in the first place (assuming you're not using an emulator), you'll need to use a homebrew application, since for whatever reason the Wii doesn't let you copy Origin's save data to an SD card like you can do with most other games.
For the most part, operating GEO is fairly self-explained by the interface. You must start by pressing the "load file" button, and then navigating to your save file. After that you can click on a spectrobe to view its data, using the "Edit" buttons on the right side of the screen to edit values, or you can click on an empty space to create a spectrobe from scratch, at which point you will be prompted to select a species. Right clicking on a spectrobe will allow you to delete it. The six slots on top are your battle team, with the three below it on the left side being your search team, and Pegatinum's slot being to the right of those. Below your Battle and Search teams are your incubator rooms. Clicking the arrows will let you change rooms, but you can also use the left and right arrows on your keyboard as shortcuts. Finally, when you're done making changes, clicking the "save file" button will prompt you to save your file. To close GEO, you can simply click the X as you would with any other window, or you can press the Escape key without the species/form selection menus open. Keep in mind that there is not currently a confirmation dialog or anything if you close the program, so be careful not to accidentally do it without saving.
One final thing to note; using GEO will create a folder and a file in your %localappdata% folder. This isn't a bug, glitch, or a virus; it's merely a consequence of me making this in Game Maker. It's not essential to the program or anything, so you can delete it if you want, but keep in mind that it'll keep being remade every time you use GEO to load a file.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments here or in the Spectrobes Discord server.

Overview

Edit: Just to make things clear: There's an offer on AdGate to reach a certain level in this game. Your earnings aren't determined by your luck with gambling.
 
As the name implies, this is a slots game. That means it is entirely luck based, and every user is going to have a different experience with it. I ran out of chips at level 53, the next day I struggled to gain chips, and the following day I woke up to 450m chips which I then quickly tripped that to 1.2B chips. This barely got me to level 100 before suddenly winning another 3B chips on my last auto-spin.
This game frequently gives out chips, and there isn't a specified deadline. Considering this game practically plays itself, it's definitely worth doing.
Edit 2: I took a look at Huuuge Casino Slots as mentioned by u/jraspberry and it seems to be almost exactly the same. There are just a couple differences with names. This offer is $17.66 with 2x Adgate on Swagbucks.
 
^{Just in case someone doesn't know the common conversions - K stands for thousand. M stands for million. B stands for billion. So, 500m would be 500 million or 500,000,000.}
 

Offer Name	Billionaire Casino™ Free Slots 777 & Slot Machines
Offer Wall	AdGate Media
Device Used	I use Android. I do not know if it works on iPhones.
Amount	I got $18.40 from Swagbucks on their 2x SB day. Today 2/7/20 is a 2x AdGate day.
Time Limit	None mentioned.
Time Spent	I got to level 53 the first day before running out of chips. I completed the game in under 3 days. Total hands on time was maybe an hour tops. It mostly plays itself.

 

How to play & Tips

As the name implies, this game is about slots. (Note: They do have other games, but I didn't touch those.) Thankfully, they also include an auto spin feature, so you don't have to give it much attention. Just long hold the spin button until it starts auto spinning, and away you go. You may need to play the first game a couple times before this unlocks.
The goal of the game is to get to level 100. You gain XP simply by playing the game and spending chips. Spending more chips will give you more exp, and it seems to go up at a linear rate. I chose to bet 1% or less of my balance to prevent any heavy losses because my luck generally sucks. While it does feel slower, the game is playing itself, and I wasn't in a rush.
As you level up, you will gain access to more boards. If you are having a bad streak with one game, you can just swap to a different one. Make sure to use up any free spins before swapping games though, as they are forfeited when you leave. There is also a "Basic Pass" event you can do and you'll get a good amount of chips for hitting the goals for certain games. You can find this on the home page or in the individual games. If you're going to play a game anyways, might as well get the bonus. (Note: I played for less than 3 days, so this event might change).
At certain levels, you will get a 2x XP bonus for 5 minutes after hitting that level. These are often in the reward box every 5-10 levels. However, it also seems to happen with every level up starting around level 80-85. Since it's timed, it may be worth upping your bet during this time period.
Every so often you'll get a mini game that pops up. Some will autocomplete, others give a higher bonus for doing yourself, and some just disappear. If you notice it, it might be worth doing manually.
You will definitely want to join a club. It gives you 1M chips just for joining, and you'll get all sorts of bonuses. You can do this by tapping the Billionaire League button on the bottom bar of the home page. There didn't seem to be any individual participation bonus for participating in the club events, so you can chose whether or not to do them.
 

Getting More Chips

There are a number of ways to get free chips in this game.

• You can get the Billy Bonus every 15 minutes. It is located on the bottom left hand corner of the home page. It doesn't give a lot, but it helps with the daily quest.
  
• You get one free spin of the lottery every 6 hours. You will also get tickets as you play, usually from leveling up. This is located on the bottom bar on the home page.
  
• You get a free Shop bonus every 8 hours. This is located on the bottom right of the shop page.
  
• You get a bonus for completing daily missions. You get 100k for each of the following: Spin 250 times. Hit a big win 3 times. Hit a free spins 3 times. Collect 3 Billy bonus. You also get an additional 500k for completing all of those.
  
• You can get club bonuses. After joining a club, click on the "Billionaire League" button located on the bottom bar of the home page. This will take you to your club page. From here, you want to click on the "Club Wall" Tab. You then need to tap each one of the green buttons showing you a chip amount. Make sure to check on this every 12 hours or less, as some of these will expire in 12 or 24 hours.
  
• At the start of each day, you will be given some chips. You get 1k chips per friend added (up to 25 friends). You will get 100 chips for every like you get (up to 100). You will get 1k chips per day streak. For example, on day 3 you will get 3k chips. You also get a spin of the roulette that will award up to 1.5M chips.
  
• You can get 500k chips for connecting to your Facebook account. This seemed like a lot at first since you only start off with 5M chips, but in the long run it didn't feel too necessary.
  

 

Should you spend real money?

Spending money would definitely speed up your completion time. It's by no means necessary, but even spending $1 or $2 would let you finish the game quickly. Just look for the popups where you earn 300-350% more. I frequently saw a $1 offer for 70M chips, and a $2 offer for 168M chips. You can pull these offers up by hitting the "News" button on the bottom bar of the home page.
That being said, considering the game practically plays itself and there's no time limit, I didn't feel a need to spend anything.
 

Other Features

This game has a number of additional features, which you don't necessarily need to participate in as they don't benefit you. I'm putting them here for completeness, but you can just skip over this section if you aren't interested.

• You can give drinks to users. I'm not entirely sure what this does, but I think it might send chips to others. You can buy the drinks for points. You can also give a free drink when a certain condition is met (it never stays up long enough for me to read it). When winning a jackpot, sometimes it'll let you send out a round of drinks to the other players. You only get 3 seconds to do this, so accept it quickly.
  
• You can like users every 60 minutes. This will help with their daily goal.
  
• You will get some diamonds. They seem to only be good for unlocking boards before getting to the required level and for giving out "drinks" to users.
  

 

General Tip:

When you click the offer on the offer wall, download the app right away. As soon as it's done downloading, open the app right away and let it run for a while (play the game, make an account, let it sit, whatever). Do not navigate away at any point during the process. Taking too long or messing around while the game is downloading/installing may cause problems with it crediting later.
 
 

Common Questions

Can I do this if I already completed it on another offer wall or played the game before on my own?

Generally, no. Almost all of these games state that it's for new users only.

What if I do it on another site?

No.

I don't see the offer! What do I do?

It's possible it simply isn't available for you. I'm from the USA, and many offers are not available outside the USA. If you are from the USA, try checking on the site I did the offer on or on a different site. Sometimes they're only on certain sites. It's also possible that the offer is no longer available.

I completed the task but I didn't get credit for it! What do I do?

First, wait 24 hours. Most of these games credit within a few minutes, but they may take up to a day sometimes.
Next, check to see if the offer has been completed through the offer wall. If it has not, you must contact the specific offerwall that you completed the task on. For example, if you do this task on Site-xyz through AdGate you have to contact AdGate. If the offer shows as completed but you did not get your points, then the points may have been held and you will need to contact the specific site.

This takes so long! Why would you waste your time for a couple bucks?!

I play these games in between other work or on the weekends. I don't do them instead of better paying work, but rather along side it in my down time or while I'm watching TV. Most of it is just waiting around for it to do its thing. I'm also a gamer, so I enjoy playing games.
 
 

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Team Fortress 2 50,191,347 440
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive 46,305,966 730
PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS 36,604,134 578080
Unturned 27,381,399 304930
Left 4 Dead 2 23,143,723 550
PAYDAY 2 18,643,807 218620
Garry's Mod 18,576,379 4000
Warframe 16,332,217 230410
Counter-Strike: Source 15,001,876 240
Paladins 14,371,946 444090
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim 13,235,488 72850
Terraria 13,132,545 105600
Portal 2 13,062,700 620
Sid Meier's Civilization V 12,701,498 8930
Grand Theft Auto V 12,604,123 271590
Borderlands 2 11,218,936 49520
Robocraft 10,145,493 301520
Rocket League 10,110,342 252950
Portal 9,971,481 400
War Thunder 9,536,732 236390
Rust 9,147,240 252490
ARK: Survival Evolved 9,103,947 346110
Half-Life 2 8,877,286 220
Brawlhalla 8,646,824 291550
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare 8,260,157 219640
Trove 7,700,319 304050
Path of Exile 7,634,137 238960
Killing Floor 7,395,545 1250
The Binding of Isaac 7,172,818 113200
No More Room in Hell 7,144,320 224260
Alien Swarm 6,667,813 630
Warface 6,656,284 291480
Fallout 4 6,601,188 377160
Arma 3 6,404,450 107410
Cities: Skylines 6,132,366 255710
Insurgency 6,007,744 222880
Euro Truck Simulator 2 5,982,548 227300
APB Reloaded 5,874,946 113400
Age of Empires II HD 5,824,316 221380
Dirty Bomb 5,760,753 333930
Dead by Daylight 5,757,369 381210
SMITE 5,751,466 386360
Castle Crashers 5,555,066 204360
The Forest 5,552,274 242760
Tomb Raider 5,495,033 203160
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt 5,479,626 292030
Wallpaper Engine 5,279,723 431960
Saints Row IV 5,275,914 206420
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 5,267,226 10180
Spiral Knights 5,226,655 99900
Loadout 5,224,448 208090
Black Squad 5,223,468 550650
Counter-Strike Nexon: Zombies 5,222,958 273110
Fallout: New Vegas 5,222,533 22380
Saints Row: The Third 5,143,189 55230
Magicka 4,976,290 42910
Torchlight II 4,963,949 200710
PAYDAY The Heist 4,944,712 24240
Stardew Valley 4,913,541 413150
Evolve Stage 2 4,826,928 273350
Company of Heroes 2 4,654,955 231430
Left 4 Dead 4,604,963 500
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition 4,585,616 20920
BioShock Infinite 4,563,627 8870
Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead 4,514,397 33930
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor 4,468,234 241930
ORION: Prelude 4,419,554 104900
Day of Defeat: Source 4,419,447 300
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition 4,398,897 489830
Clicker Heroes 4,338,397 363970
Starbound 4,309,358 211820
Blacklight: Retribution 4,268,464 209870
Mount & Blade: Warband 4,219,791 48700
Space Engineers 4,204,751 244850
7 Days to Die 4,184,553 251570
Dead Island 4,182,465 91310
Just Cause 2 4,161,156 8190
Magic Duels 4,109,602 316010
Borderlands 4,079,485 8980
Goat Simulator 4,065,978 265930
Life is Strange - Episode 1 4,017,852 319630
Killing Floor 2 3,980,635 232090
theHunter Classic 3,979,429 253710
Half-Life 2: Episode One 3,917,529 380
Infestation: The New Z 3,888,922 555570
AdVenture Capitalist 3,759,378 346900
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3,759,377 42700
Realm of the Mad God 3,757,613 200210
Dishonored 3,700,352 205100
Sid Meier’s Civilization VI 3,680,328 289070
BattleBlock Theater 3,605,148 238460
Undertale 3,581,310 391540
Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad with Rising Storm 3,501,161 35450
Just Survive 3,491,666 295110
Empire: Total War 3,491,439 10500
Dying Light 3,467,531 239140
Fallout Shelter 3,371,793 588430
Total War: ROME II - Emperor Edition 3,350,407 214950
DARK SOULS III 3,294,533 374320
DARK SOULS: Prepare To Die Edition 3,289,250 211420
Half-Life 2: Episode Two 3,281,382 420
LIMBO 3,207,480 48000
DOOM 3,197,626 379720
Crusader Kings II 3,170,312 203770
Human: Fall Flat 3,097,845 477160
Call of Duty: Black Ops III 3,021,623 311210
America's Army 3 3,014,457 13140
Call of Duty: Black Ops II 2,998,561 202970
Gotham City Impostors Free to Play 2,982,059 206210
Fistful of Frags 2,973,385 265630
Super Meat Boy 2,970,487 40800
Sniper Elite V2 2,946,959 63380
A.V.A. Alliance of Valiant Arms 2,876,701 102700
Subnautica 2,866,791 264710
DC Universe Online 2,863,993 24200
Prison Architect 2,856,218 233450
The Walking Dead 2,846,244 207610
This War of Mine 2,817,954 282070
Outlast 2,813,619 238320
Hitman: Absolution 2,805,822 203140
Trine 2: Complete Story 2,791,654 35720
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth 2,756,509 250900
SpeedRunners 2,753,552 207140
Ace of Spades: Battle Builder 2,699,933 224540
Dungeon Defenders II 2,642,504 236110
Just Cause 2: Multiplayer Mod 2,625,503 259080
Amnesia: The Dark Descent 2,609,222 57300
Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth 2,606,575 65980
Deceit 2,604,178 466240
Sanctum 2 2,602,292 210770
Hotline Miami 2,584,720 219150
Bastion 2,577,876 107100
Zombie Panic! Source 2,573,292 17500
South Park: The Stick of Truth 2,533,584 213670
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II 2,492,053 15620
Rise of the Tomb Raider 2,491,210 391220
Dustforce DX 2,490,746 65300
Dungeon Defenders 2,483,252 65800
Batman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Edition 2,467,996 200260
Block N Load 2,434,754 299360
Guns of Icarus Online 2,424,726 209080
Viscera Cleanup Detail: Shadow Warrior 2,418,851 255520
Toribash 2,371,160 248570
World of Guns: Gun Disassembly 2,367,076 262410
Dino D-Day 2,364,083 70000
Just Cause 3 2,345,094 225540
Survarium 2,337,644 355840
Mafia II 2,312,872 50130
Papers, Please 2,306,775 239030
Dead Island Riptide 2,299,047 216250
Tabletop Simulator 2,297,649 286160
ARK: Survival Of The Fittest 2,284,297 407530
Golf With Your Friends 2,271,522 431240
Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition 2,240,464 35140
XCOM 2 2,222,475 268500
Darkest Dungeon 2,214,527 262060
Napoleon: Total War 2,178,916 34030
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel 2,176,285 261640
Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine 2,153,213 113020
How to Survive 2 2,150,505 360170
Banished 2,147,445 242920
Fallen Earth Free2Play 2,139,999 113420
Sanctum 2,088,528 91600
Total War: WARHAMMER 2,085,605 364360
Transformice 2,070,157 335240
Codename CURE 2,044,268 355180
Serious Sam 3: BFE 2,029,621 41070
Metro 2033 Redux 2,025,648 286690
Stick Fight: The Game 2,007,237 674940
Plague Inc: Evolved 2,002,770 246620
Tropico 4 2,000,449 57690
Natural Selection 2 1,993,899 4920
Europa Universalis IV 1,983,657 236850
Stellaris 1,967,015 281990
Star Conflict 1,960,641 212070
Gear Up 1,922,501 214420
POSTAL 2 1,911,217 223470
GunZ 2: The Second Duel 1,895,812 242720
ArcheBlade 1,886,025 207230
Surgeon Simulator 1,879,150 233720
The Long Dark 1,875,963 305620
Broforce 1,863,667 274190
Depth 1,853,782 274940
Line of Sight 1,853,533 436520
Source Filmmaker 1,852,569 1840
Batman: Arkham Origins 1,851,868 209000
Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide 1,843,514 235540
Risk of Rain 1,825,993 248820
AirMech Strike 1,823,483 206500
America's Army: Proving Grounds 1,823,295 203290
Wolfenstein: The New Order 1,819,928 201810
Sniper Elite 3 1,810,081 238090
Alan Wake 1,804,210 108710
Alien Swarm: Reactive Drop 1,788,990 563560
Mad Max 1,775,140 234140
METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN 1,750,593 287700
Max Payne 3 1,740,909 204100
Cuphead 1,735,419 268910
Worms Revolution 1,730,275 200170
Crossout 1,727,005 386180
Tropico 5 1,718,552 245620
Factorio 1,706,659 427520
BRINK 1,700,604 22350
Game Dev Tycoon 1,696,896 239820
Champions Online 1,691,316 9880
Gang Beasts 1,689,567 285900
Emily is Away 1,689,541 417860
Divinity: Original Sin 2 1,688,895 435150
Darksiders 1,683,431 50620
Planet Coaster 1,682,734 493340
Shadow Warrior 1,648,323 233130
Plants vs. Zombies GOTY Edition 1,647,028 3590
Car Mechanic Simulator 2015 1,631,855 320300
Skullgirls 1,621,794 245170
Contagion 1,616,994 238430
Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag 1,616,095 242050
Trine Enchanted Edition 1,604,101 35700
Squad 1,602,466 393380
L.A. Noire 1,596,369 110800
AudioSurf 1,561,882 12900
Mark of the Ninja 1,559,947 214560
BioShock 2 1,558,279 8850
Endless Space - Collection 1,549,005 208140
HITMAN 1,534,824 236870
ShellShock Live 1,529,238 326460
STAR WARS Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords 1,529,038 208580
Endless Legend 1,516,227 289130
SEGA Mega Drive and Genesis Classics 1,514,485 34270
How to Survive 1,514,177 250400
Hero Siege 1,502,327 269210
Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition 1,501,547 373420
GRID 2 1,498,449 44350
Metro: Last Light Redux 1,492,907 287390
Fractured Space 1,489,602 310380
SNOW 1,487,372 244930
Rogue Legacy 1,479,581 241600
Grim Dawn 1,464,229 219990
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links 1,461,356 601510
Business Tour - Online Multiplayer Board Game 1,457,596 397900
Mortal Kombat X 1,455,905 307780
DARK SOULS II: Scholar of the First Sin 1,453,157 335300
Quake Live 1,444,119 282440
Sleeping Dogs 1,432,733 202170
Call of Duty: Ghosts 1,424,741 209160
Black Desert Online 1,413,060 582660
Bloons TD Battles 1,410,438 444640
Batman: Arkham Knight 1,396,715 208650
No Man's Sky 1,396,577 275850
SPINTIRES 1,392,564 263280
Age of Mythology: Extended Edition 1,369,504 266840
Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut 1,358,070 238010
Hearts of Iron IV 1,352,834 394360
Total War: ATTILA 1,331,963 325610
Transistor 1,329,184 237930
Altitude 1,321,782 41300
Geometry Dash 1,317,156 322170
Resident Evil 6 / Biohazard 6 1,317,100 221040
Thief 1,313,521 239160
Ultra Street Fighter IV 1,306,698 45760
Who's Your Daddy 1,305,248 427730
The Escapists 1,296,849 298630
Scribblenauts Unlimited 1,296,525 218680
Double Action: Boogaloo 1,293,392 317360
BioShock Remastered 1,289,273 409710
Worms Reloaded 1,289,109 22600
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II Chaos Rising 1,285,276 20570
Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition 1,279,176 242700
FEZ 1,276,275 224760
Pillars of Eternity 1,275,530 291650
DARK SOULS II 1,266,678 236430
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 1,252,257 552500
Brutal Legend 1,235,714 225260
Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Collection 1,232,451 212480
Mount & Blade: With Fire & Sword 1,231,509 48720
Aliens vs. Predator 1,231,126 10680
Slime Rancher 1,216,760 433340
Yet Another Zombie Defense 1,208,380 270550
Divinity: Original Sin (Classic) 1,208,170 230230
Psychonauts 1,207,186 3830
Layers of Fear 1,203,631 391720
Hand Simulator 1,199,631 657200
Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition 1,186,829 237110
Duck Game 1,183,631 312530
Homefront 1,182,312 55100
NieR:Automata 1,175,123 524220
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided 1,155,405 337000
Iron Snout 1,154,435 424280
Stranded Deep 1,154,025 313120
Verdun 1,149,077 242860
Quake Champions 1,146,284 611500
The Darkness II 1,145,131 67370
Enter the Gungeon 1,144,928 311690
Conan Exiles 1,140,205 440900
Interstellar Marines 1,140,120 236370
FINAL FANTASY VII 1,136,100 39140
Dishonored 2 1,127,089 403640
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare - Gold Edition 1,123,642 209650
Miscreated 1,123,426 299740
Crypt of the NecroDancer 1,122,748 247080
Slay the Spire 1,122,489 646570
Kingdom: Classic 1,120,501 368230
Orcs Must Die! Unchained 1,115,355 427270
Planetary Annihilation 1,108,262 233250
Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West 1,107,457 42120
Orcs Must Die! 1,105,153 102600
PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX+ 1,102,937 236450
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 1,099,682 55150
Everlasting Summer 1,097,391 331470
F.E.A.R. 3 1,096,875 21100
Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion 1,092,043 204880
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 1,089,080 34870
To the Moon 1,086,773 206440
State of Decay 1,083,514 241540
Dungeon of the Endless 1,080,885 249050
Pirates, Vikings, and Knights II 1,077,057 17570
DiRT Rally 1,073,123 310560
Frozen Synapse 1,065,406 98200
Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons 1,056,557 225080
The Walking Dead: Season 2 1,054,661 261030
Day of Infamy 1,052,510 447820
Supreme Commander 2 1,048,307 40100
Super Hexagon 1,045,138 221640
Titan Quest Anniversary Edition 1,041,965 475150
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number 1,037,686 274170
WAKFU 1,036,289 215080
Assassin's Creed Origins 1,030,581 582160
Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter 1,025,064 41000
F1 2015 1,022,816 286570
Jotun: Valhalla Edition 1,022,556 323580
Men of War: Assault Squad 2 1,019,383 244450
World of Warships 1,015,572 552990
Braid 1,012,406 26800
The Wolf Among Us 1,011,210 250320
Red Faction Guerrilla Steam Edition 1,010,775 20500
Resident Evil 5/ Biohazard 5 1,005,089 21690
Gauntlet Slayer Edition 999,905 258970
Hollow Knight 999,648 367520
Ori and the Blind Forest 997,767 261570
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 991,243 249130
DmC: Devil May Cry 987,543 220440
World of Goo 986,510 22000
Ryse: Son of Rome 984,278 302510
Project CARS 974,136 234630
SCP: Secret Laboratory 973,512 700330
HELLDIVERS 972,013 394510
Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen 970,603 367500
NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 4 965,482 349040
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning 963,308 102500
Firewatch 959,053 383870
Hammerwatch 957,659 239070
Total War: WARHAMMER II 955,731 594570
Football Manager 2018 955,508 624090
Move or Die 952,680 323850
Rising Storm 2: Vietnam 952,431 418460
Poker Night at the Inventory 952,378 31280
Middle-earth: Shadow of War 952,284 356190
Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy 948,332 240720
Magic 2014 â€" Duels of the Planeswalkers 945,492 213850
Dust: An Elysian Tail 943,681 236090
Mount Your Friends 942,809 296470
Zombie Army Trilogy 939,676 301640
8BitMMO 934,749 250420
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 934,745 34830
Zula Europe 931,624 513650
Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition 930,591 307690
The Talos Principle 927,932 257510
Farming Simulator 15 916,206 313160
Portal Knights 914,016 374040
Spelunky 906,689 239350
Unreal Tournament 3 Black 902,895 13210
Reus 897,320 222730
Call of Duty: WWII 891,381 476600
METAL GEAR SOLID V: GROUND ZEROES 890,926 311340
Duke Nukem Forever 886,514 57900
Strife 884,685 339280
Relic Hunters Zero 884,002 382490
Nation Red 877,968 39800
Hacknet 877,129 365450
Dragons and Titans 870,310 263500
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare 869,560 292730
Lost Castle 864,412 434650
BRAIN / OUT 860,262 578310
Rise of Nations: Extended Edition 859,562 287450
Magicka 2 857,543 238370
WildStar 857,109 376570
HuniePop 855,769 339800
Mafia III 855,604 360430
Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 849,053 1200
Town of Salem 847,565 334230
The Culling 843,301 437220
SUPERHOT 842,122 322500
Blood and Bacon 842,105 434570
Cortex Command 841,552 209670
Worms Clan Wars 840,770 233840
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes 836,026 341800
Dead Cells 834,231 588650
Stronghold Crusader 2 828,019 232890
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 827,988 379430
Time Clickers 826,505 385770
Assetto Corsa 826,288 244210
DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 824,682 323470
theHunter: Call of the Wild 815,169 518790
Raft 810,826 648800
We Were Here 810,432 582500
Poly Bridge 806,360 367450
BeamNG.drive 804,022 284160
Farming Simulator 17 796,543 447020
Deadlight 795,749 211400
Zero Gear 795,021 18820
Nidhogg 787,983 94400
Northgard 787,294 466560
MechWarrior Online Solaris 7 787,170 342200
Red Faction: Armageddon 785,298 55110
School of Dragons 781,378 332070
CS2D 780,433 666220
MOBIUS FINAL FANTASY 777,318 536930
BrainBread 2 774,021 346330
Ultimate Chicken Horse 770,483 386940
E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy 768,052 91700
Valkyria Chronicles 767,675 294860
Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition 764,826 387290
Age of Wonders III 764,290 226840
VVVVVV 763,558 70300
Legend of Grimrock 762,137 207170
They Are Billions 755,147 644930
Defy Gravity Extended 754,043 96100
Space Pirates and Zombies 753,148 107200
LEGO Worlds 752,946 332310
Universe Sandbox 752,402 72200
Endless Space 2 750,761 392110
The Banner Saga 747,734 237990
Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition 745,407 228280
Deponia 743,347 214340
Lords Of The Fallen 742,534 265300
SUNLESS SEA 740,790 304650
The Evil Within 740,543 268050
Primal Carnage 731,052 215470
EVGA Precision XOC 730,012 268850
Homeworld Remastered Collection 728,091 244160
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing 726,646 215530
Bendy and the Ink Machine 721,168 622650
Dwarfs - F2P 720,104 213650
Sniper Elite 4 715,583 312660
Youtubers Life 714,623 428690
Lethal League 714,007 261180
Risen 2: Dark Waters 713,807 40390
DEFCON 708,655 1520
Monday Night Combat 708,500 63200
Atlas Reactor 707,718 402570
FINAL FANTASY XIII 707,712 292120
resident evil 4 / biohazard 4 704,953 254700
Prey 704,179 480490
Two Worlds II HD 703,263 7520
Gunpoint 702,654 206190
Viscera Cleanup Detail 701,439 246900
METAL GEAR RISING: REVENGEANCE 691,324 235460
Fallout: New Vegas 690,496 22490
Democracy 3 688,243 245470
Card Hunter 688,214 293260
SpaceChem 682,706 92800
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III 680,572 285190
Frostpunk 679,334 323190
LawBreakers 674,335 350280
One Finger Death Punch 673,342 264200
NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 3 Full Burst HD 671,888 234670
Poker Night 2 671,540 234710
Boring Man - Online Tactical Stickman Combat 670,347 346120
INSIDE 669,904 304430
The Red Solstice 668,962 265590
RESIDENT EVIL 7 biohazard / BIOHAZARD 7 resident evil 668,829 418370
Steel Ocean 661,286 390670
Stories: The Path of Destinies 660,285 439190
Resident Evil Revelations 2 / Biohazard Revelations 2 658,030 287290
Minion Masters 656,913 489520
METAL SLUG 3 651,482 250180
Sonic Generations Collection 647,871 71340
BIT.TRIP RUNNER 647,721 63710
Outland 646,962 305050
Nuclear Dawn 640,448 17710
Dungeon Siege III 638,566 39160
Rock of Ages 636,120 22230
The Descendant 633,209 351940
Friday the 13th: The Game 629,644 438740
Dead Rising 2 627,795 45740
Wasteland 2: Director's Cut 626,811 240760
Painkiller Hell & Damnation 625,428 214870
Transmissions: Element 120 625,220 365300
Hand of Fate 624,982 266510
Wargame: European Escalation 621,393 58610
Pixel Piracy 618,061 264140
Race The Sun 615,654 253030
Only If 614,140 298260
Blade Symphony 610,347 225600
Machinarium 609,675 40700
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Woodle Tree Adventures 603,408 299460
Beat Hazard 601,573 49600
Talisman: Digital Edition 601,352 247000
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Wolfenstein: The Old Blood 600,610 350080
Overcooked 600,140 448510
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Darksiders Warmastered Edition 596,551 462780
Black Mesa 595,780 362890
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Hyper Light Drifter 595,090 257850
Modern Combat Versus 594,344 723780
Satellite Reign 592,993 268870
Tales from the Borderlands 592,856 330830
Heroes of Might & Magic III - HD Edition 591,573 297000
Farming Simulator 2013 Titanium Edition 590,518 220260
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Remember Me 587,213 228300
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Thomas Was Alone 581,719 220780
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I am Bread 579,156 327890
60 Seconds! 578,493 368360
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ABZU 577,340 384190
Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army 577,105 227100
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FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster 568,989 359870
Fortified 568,944 334210
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Armello 565,864 290340
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Tyranny 562,631 362960
The Flame in the Flood 561,716 318600
Darksiders II Deathinitive Edition 560,050 388410
Defense Grid: The Awakening 558,114 18500
Pinball Arcade 555,716 238260
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Mini Metro 547,876 287980
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Jet Set Radio 533,153 205950
Dungeon Fighter Online 531,876 495910
Shadowrun: Dragonfall - Director's Cut 530,607 300550
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Ace Combat Assault Horizon - Enhanced Edition 527,228 228400
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Alan Wake's American Nightmare 521,355 202750
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Blockstorm 499,027 263060
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Jurassic World Evolution 481,240 648350
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Puzzle Pirates 469,196 99910
RUNNING WITH RIFLES 468,632 270150
Life is Strange: Before the Storm 467,572 554620
Pixel Puzzles Ultimate 461,488 351030
Mirror 456,954 644560
Aliens: Colonial Marines Collection 456,851 49540
THE KING OF FIGHTERS XIII STEAM EDITION 456,361 222940
GUNS UP! 455,442 446150
Victor Vran ARPG 453,908 345180
Teleglitch: Die More Edition 453,247 234390
Turmoil 452,658 361280
Magic: The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 452,484 97330
CastleMiner Z 451,422 253430
Cities in Motion 2 451,407 225420
Prismata 451,302 490220
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Batla 445,267 338180
DRAGON BALL FighterZ 444,795 678950
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ICEY 437,615 553640
Call to Arms 436,655 302670
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A Story About My Uncle 433,874 278360
Terra Incognita ~ Chapter One: The Descendant 433,639 347560
Written in the Sky 433,025 416130
Evoland 431,669 233470
Piercing Blow 428,413 382850
DLC Quest 425,947 230050
Bayonetta 424,901 460790
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice 422,733 414340
Murder Miners 421,780 274900
Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle 420,843 795100
Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition 420,031 257350
Broken Age 419,666 232790
My Summer Car 416,575 516750
Construction Simulator 2015 416,518 289950
Sonic Adventure 2 416,375 213610
Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit 415,904 205230
Resident Evil / biohazard HD REMASTER 415,885 304240
Heaven Island - VR MMO 413,860 400250
Osmos 413,551 29180
Jamestown 413,206 94200
Loading Screen Simulator 412,731 652980
Freebie 411,391 487220
Dystopia 410,346 17580
Tales of Zestiria 410,109 351970
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Time of Dragons 402,752 353130
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LEGO The Hobbit 400,545 285160
Savage Lands 399,316 307880
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The Culling Of The Cows 396,159 297020
Back to Bed 394,370 308040
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Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power 392,900 319910
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F1 2017 386,242 515220
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DEAD OR ALIVE 5 Last Round: Core Fighters 383,476 311730
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Bloody Trapland 380,476 257750
Crusaders of the Lost Idols 379,611 402840
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter 379,237 258520
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow â€" Ultimate Edition 379,043 234080
Rebel Galaxy 378,307 290300
Cogs 377,806 26500
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This Is the Police 376,582 443810
Genital Jousting 375,882 469820
Mountain 375,718 313340
Nomad 371,579 378370
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AI War: Fleet Command 371,287 40400
Streets of Rogue 371,171 512900
Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna) 370,263 295790
Death Rally 370,163 108700
Long Live The Queen 369,384 251990
Planet Explorers 369,351 237870
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SteamWorld Dig 367,286 252410
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Planetbase 361,192 403190
Cossacks 3 360,956 333420
No Time To Explain Remastered 360,564 368730
Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers 360,126 205910
Organ Trail: Director's Cut 359,935 233740
Kingdom Wars 359,640 227180
The Last Hope 359,502 522570
VEGA Conflict 359,362 339600
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Really Big Sky 355,611 201570
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Timberman 352,371 398710
Toki Tori 352,195 38700
House Flipper 351,645 613100
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Titan Souls 350,359 297130
Morphopolis 349,778 314020
Catch a Falling Star 349,290 451880
DARK SOULS: REMASTERED 348,944 570940
King Arthur's Gold 348,064 219830
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Guild Quest 346,627 547680
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One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 345,720 331600
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X Rebirth 343,046 2870
Risen 3 - Titan Lords 342,772 249230
The Tower Of Elements 342,253 377310
Knights of Pen and Paper +1 Edition 342,008 231740
Costume Quest 341,308 115100
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Revenge of the Titans 340,794 93200
State of Anarchy 340,127 463210
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Battle Islands 338,532 305260
Transport Fever 337,931 446800
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Damned 337,285 251170
Space Beret 337,145 547960
The LEGO Movie - Videogame 336,631 267530
Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams 335,909 223220
Dead Island Definitive Edition 335,791 383150
Hard Reset Extended Edition 335,265 98400
Pony Island 334,799 405640
FINAL FANTASY IX 333,922 377840
Mordheim: City of the Damned 332,983 276810
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Grow Home 330,240 323320
Motorsport Manager 330,158 415200
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Escape This 326,346 467370
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Sonic Adventure DX 291,205 71250
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Rivals of Aether 286,514 383980
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Space Farmers 285,436 271570
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Shadow Warrior Classic Redux 278,226 225160
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Day of the Tentacle Remastered 265,169 388210
Project CARS 2 264,945 378860
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Legend of Grimrock 2 260,443 251730
Deep Space Dash 260,100 493650
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Grind Zones 259,441 327680
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Legend of Mysteria RPG 254,231 407230
The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky 254,152 251150
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Grand Pigeon's Duty 253,400 449530
Deadfall Adventures 252,514 231330
Owlboy 251,798 115800
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Chaos on Deponia 249,600 220740
My Time At Portia 249,441 666140
Spikit 248,909 509110
Run Away 248,496 629280
Stronghold Legends: Steam Edition 248,308 40980
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RUSH 248,133 38720
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Bridge Constructor 247,455 250460
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The Basement Collection 246,622 214790
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Drop Alive 246,280 513450
Capsized 246,235 95300
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FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 244,770 292140
Detention 244,747 555220
RADical ROACH Remastered 244,616 301750
The Land of Dasthir 244,539 545700
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The Typing of The Dead: Overkill 244,364 246580
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Master of Orion 243,222 298050
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Warriors of Vilvatikta 242,938 515690
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Ziggurat 242,342 308420
Minimum 242,221 214190
Iron Sky: Invasion 241,819 224900
Gunscape 241,759 342480
Crawl 241,677 293780
Sonic CD 241,011 200940
Royal Quest 240,272 295550
Hatred 240,088 341940
Shelter 2 239,901 275100
Shake Your Money Simulator 2016 239,823 448660
Data Hacker: Initiation 239,817 311860
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Energy Cycle 238,706 415960
Mad Hunter 238,654 558610
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Video slot machines have actually been the fastest-growing section of the casino market for greater than a years currently. Games with new bells and also whistles, bonus occasions, totally free rotates, area play, also 3-D imaging are presented all the time.
It seems almost funny reviewing the very first time I saw a slot machine with video reels. It was a jampacked Saturday evening, as well as I overlooked a row of slot machines that was just loaded with players, with the exception of what appeared to be one empty game in the middle of the row. With a couple of bumps and also a couple of "pardon me's," I made my method to the game, as well as discovered the reason it was empty. It was the only video game in a row full of machines with mechanical reels.
Gamers did not trust the primitive very early video slots, which had weak graphics as well as tried to imitate three-reel have fun with none of the reward enjoyable developed into today's games.
Currently there are a lot of players prepared to play the video games, but from time to time I will certainly still obtain an e-mail or a call from a player that simply does not trust them. "They're computer systems," is the typical lament, "as well as computers can be programmed to do anything."
Guess what? Games with mechanical reels are computerized, too. What you see on the reels is just what the game's random number generator tells the game to present, equally as what you see on the display of a video screen is what the RNG tells the game to present there. The games are heavily controlled as well as should experience gaming labs to have their randomness validated. Or, are they? Are they actually? Think what, I have some intriguing news for you!
Even though legally, the slot machines are intended to have a built-in arbitrary generator in which is supposed to disallow any individual servicing the slot machine to manually set the as well as. But, let me tell you something regarding computer systems and ALL MODERN-DAY SLOT MACHINES! There is NO BEST SYSTEM! Definition, if the casinos really intended to, they might readjust the slot machines in their support. Nevertheless, I doubt any of the high-end casinos on the Vegas strip would do anything like this, however, as for the older parts of Las Vegas, and also especially in the Indian booking casinos, in which have their own different laws, one might ever understand. But, is this bad news? That relies on just how you check out it, so, let me describe what I imply. As well as by this, one can feasibly begin WINNING A LOT OF MONEY!
Without me making any kind of complaints climate incorrect or true, and also furthermore, ensuring any type of monetary MONEY benefits, we have MANY consumers coming to our site looking for the very same slot machine they have actually been dipping into the casinos. And from this, since they can use their very own money and also get in back, they have all day and all night to play the slot machines repetitively, thus, keeping an eye on acquainted patterns. What I suggest is, probably they see a Bally, an IGT, or a WMS slot machine that tends to pay back jackpots after every 20 or 30 rotates. Or, perhaps one would observe every time they (the gamer) presses the ticket switch, therefor, squandering, the slot machine seems to pay-back less than it did before cashing out their hard-earned jackpots. Currently, probably this is rubbish, or, probably it is not. But, having you slot machine can definitely be a large amount of enjoyable and excitement in the comfort of your very own office or home.
Here is a partial checklist of our incredibly popular slot machines.
Bally video slot machines:
Davinci Diamonds SLOT MACHINE, Cleopatra 2 IGT Slot Machine
Bally electro-mechanical slot machines:
Stars and also Pubs Quick Hits Bally Slot Machine, Bally Quickhits Wild Red 777 Slot Machine, Dime Craze Bally Slot Machine.
IGT Video Slot machines:
Davinci Diamonds SLOT MACHINE, Lucky Larry's Lobstermania 2 IGT Slot Machine, Game King IGT Slot Machine.
Williams Video Slot machines:
Excellent Eagle 2 Williams Slot machine, Invaders from the Planet Moolah Williams Slot machine
Additionally, all the slot machines we offer consist of money acceptors that approve all U.S currency and also pay back by hand or pay back a ticket vouchers, same as the casinos. Likewise, you can purchase a slot machine stand, and the slot machines are completely shopped, ensured functioning to your complete satisfaction!
Some would certainly even declare by exercising day and night playing their slot machine, they had the ability to go back to the casino, play the exact same exact slot machine, and win enough money to spend for the slot machine they had actually acquired! WOW, just how cool would that be? Again, these are insurance claims. Additionally, even if I recognized the reality, possibly I should maintain it a trick? I am uncertain. However, here is a list of items we sell at IN THE NEW AGE!
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Download link (v1.8.1b)
Previous versions
UPDATE 6/12/20: v1.8.1b - Minor optimizations to improve performance for slower tasks such as loading and saving the save file, as well as a slight reduction in memory usage. Additionally, a bug from previous versions where attempting to close the program after loading multiple save files would result in a crash.
UPDATE 3/18/20: v1.8b - Added a menu for selecting a spectrobe's form, as well as the icons for each form. Additionally, the program will now attempt to close all files when exited with the X button to avoid having it freeze up, and a potential issue with the file loading system has been fixed.
UPDATE 3/17/20: v1.7.1b - Fixed a minor issue where backing out of the rename prompt wouldn't properly cancel the renaming, and also replaced the font with the font from Beyond the Portals.
UPDATE 1/16/20: v1.7b - Added the ability to import/export spectrobes as .spec files. The new "Export" button can be used whenever a spectrobe is selected, and the new "Import" button is located in the species selection menu, but only when creating a new spectrobe. There have also been minor visual tweaks to some UI elements. Additionally, the default attack data for Hikolossa was previously incorrect and has been fixed in this update.
UPDATE 1/15/20: v1.6b - Fixed a bug involving default attack data, and added support for the viewing and editing of nicknames. Nicknames longer than 32 characters will be trimmed down to 32 characters, and currently there is no support for special characters, only alphanumeric characters and punctuation.
UPDATE 1/14/20: v1.5b - New BTP-themed UI. Additionally, the escape key can now be used to close the species selection menu.
UPDATE 1/12/20: v1.4.1b - Fixed a silly little bug that caused any changes made to a spectrobe created with GEO to apply to all other spectrobes made with GEO if they were in the file when it was loaded.
UPDATE 1/12/20: v1.4b - The default attack data for every adult and evolved form is now written when changing the species, meaning that as of this version, it is now safe to create adult or evolved forms from scratch with GEO. However, changing a spectrobe's species to an adult or evolved form will teach it its special attack and ability regardless of level. This will be fixed upon evolution.
UPDATE 1/12/2020: v1.3b - Added a button to enter species as a value, including invalid values. Additionally, changing a spectrobe's level now automatically sets the EXP value to the lowest possible value for that level. It is also now possible to enter values up to 4,294,967,295‬ (4 bytes), but entering very high values will cause the program to lag for a bit. Several bugs involving the delete function and editing values have also been fixed.
UPDATE 1/11/2020: v1.2b - Added the ability to drag and drop spectrobe icons to move them to different slots, as well as a graphical interface for selecting the species. Note that in this update is currently not possible to use invalid species values, so for now, download an earlier version for advanced uses.
UPDATE 1/11/2020: v1.1b - Fixed a bug that involved creating multiple spectrobes or creating a spectrobe after deleting a spectrobe, as well as adding a new icon, an undo button, and various other quality of life changes.
Glunkus's Editor for Origins, or GEO, is a save editor for Origins (Windows only, sorry Linux and Mac users) that I've been working on. Its main goal is to edit the data for spectrobes, so things like changing your spectrobe's level, stats, and even species. It is currently able to edit every aspect of a spectrobe except for the hidden attack/ability values, which it instead writes the default values in for whenever the species is changed. However, support to edit even those values is planned to be added eventually. Below is a list of the less self-explanatory variables you can view with GEO.

Species

The species value is a number that represents what your spectrobe is. As v1.2b, species is no longer represented as a number (unless manually set to a value that doesn't correspond to a valid species), but older versions still use a number for the species. This is a list of the species values for every spectrobe. Values that aren't normally used are skipped over.

Form

The form value determines if your spectrobe is one of the recolored variants or not. As of v1.8b, forms can be selected from a menu. Selecting an invalid form from the menu (a gray circle with a darker X in the middle) will result in a crash when Origins attempts to load that spectrobe, so unless you know what you're doing, it's recommended that you stick to selecting a valid form from the list rather than manually entering a value or selecting an invalid form.

Total EXP/Level

What these are is self explanatory, but for editing them, there is one very important thing to know. Whenever your spectrobe gains EXP, Origins updates your level automatically based on your total EXP. The amount of EXP needed for each level is determined by the formula Y = X^3, where Y is equal to the amount of EXP you need to reach level "X." GEO automatically updates the EXP to the lowest possible value when changing the level, but it is still possible to manually set the total EXP to a value too high or low for a spectrobe's current level.

Bonus HP, Bonus Atk, and Bonus Def

These values are extra points added directly to your spectrobe's stats with no modifiers. These values are normally increased with the stat-boosting minerals, but there aren't any consequences to raising them here. One thing to note is that every stat for every spectrobe caps at 999, so you don't need to go above that; additionally, entering a value above 16,777,215 will cause GEO to save the data improperly, so you really shouldn't go above that.

Index

This value can't be edited by GEO, it's only shown by it. Don't worry about it; it has to do with where the spectrobe's data is in the save file and only really means anything for debugging and other advanced uses.
Unfortunately, there is a serious limitation on GEO and Origins save editing as a whole. In order to actually get your save file from your Wii in the first place (assuming you're not using an emulator), you'll need to use a homebrew application, since for whatever reason the Wii doesn't let you copy Origin's save data to an SD card like you can do with most other games.
For the most part, operating GEO is fairly self-explained by the interface. You must start by pressing the "load file" button, and then navigating to your save file. After that you can click on a spectrobe to view its data, using the "Edit" buttons on the right side of the screen to edit values, or you can click on an empty space to create a spectrobe from scratch, at which point you will be asked to supply all of the data for it. Right clicking on a spectrobe will allow you to delete it. The six slots on top are your battle team, with the three below it on the left side being your search team, and Pegatinum's slot being to the right of those. Below your Battle and Search teams are your incubator rooms. Clicking the arrows will let you change rooms, but you can also use the left and right arrows on your keyboard as shortcuts. Finally, when you're done making changes, clicking the "save file" button will prompt you to save your file. To close GEO, you can simply click the X as you would with any other window, or you can press the Escape key without the species/form selection menus open. Keep in mind that there is not currently a confirmation dialog or anything if you close the program, so be careful not to accidentally do it without saving.
One final thing to note; using GEO will create a folder and a file in your %localappdata% folder. This isn't a bug, glitch, or a virus; it's merely a consequence of me making this in Game Maker. It's not essential to the program or anything, so you can delete it if you want, but keep in mind that it'll keep being remade every time you use GEO to load a file.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments here or in the Spectrobes Discord server.

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]