0.1.0

• All rendering and UI code is now implemented pretty much completely natively (i.e regular C++ code) and talks directly to the Avocado rasterizer/gpu. The only remaining work that needs to be done is moving global variables out of the address space of the emulated PlayStation, which I will do near the end of the project. Leaving globals inside the PlayStation's RAM makes it easier to re-emulate certain functions to compare behavior, if required.
• Further improvements to input latency, bypass emulation layers completely to reduce input lag.
• Screen fades now work.
• Improved audio handling, hopefully less stutter.
• Updated Avocado with some fixes for CD music not stopping and some UI sprites rendering 1 pixel too small.
• Title screen: fix a bug from the original game with a 4 pixel gap in the fire at the right side of the screen.
• Allow the 'Nightmare!' skill to be selected from the main menu (note: currently Nightmare passwords are broken)
• Fix not being able to close the window on an I_Error (fatal error message, like "Texture Cache Overflow").
• Add a hack that allows playing the game at 60 Hz instead of the regular 30 Hz max. The hack is enabled by adding the -highfps command line switch. Current issues/limitations:
  • View bobbing doesn't work.
  • Gravity being far too strong (related to this physics bug, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RBycvyZf3I).
  • Not as smooth as it could be, occasional stuttering.
  • It also doesn't seem to work properly on MacOS.