1.1.3

• A save folder: in an installation made with BurnoutDominator.exe, your saves are now in the save folder next to it, one folder per profile (save\Default...). The saves you already have move there by themselves at the launcher's next start.
• The game's window and its executable carry the game's icon, and the window is titled "Burnout Dominator".

1.1.2

• Browse buttons fixed: the window to choose the ISO or a folder of saves opened behind the launcher, so nothing seemed to happen. It now opens in front of it.

1.1.1

• Settings tab redone: the settings are grouped by subject, with switches, sliders and choices, and a line that says what each one does. A change is saved at once. To change a key, press + and then the key.
• Saves from elsewhere: a new save profile can start with a copy of the saves in a folder you give, another installation's for example.
• The launcher's window opens at 1280 × 720 (16:9).
• Edge no longer offers to translate the launcher's window.

1.1.0

• One file to install. Download BurnoutDominator.exe (Windows) or BurnoutDominator.py (Linux, macOS) from the latest release, put it in an empty folder and start it. It downloads what it needs into that folder (on Windows a Python and a Git of its own) and everything stays there: the project, the game's files, the settings and the saves. The folder can be moved.
• A new launcher: a sober, dark window of its own, with tabs for the game, its console, the settings and updates.
• Less to install first. PowerShell 7 is no longer needed; on Windows only the C++ compiler (Visual Studio or its Build Tools) has to be there.
• Updates without Git. The launcher downloads the new version's files and the build only compiles what changed.

1.0.0

• Launcher (Launcher.bat): one window to choose the ISO, generate the code and build the game, pick a save profile, play, read the console and change the settings. No console window stays open while you play.
• Save profiles: each profile has its own memory card and save states. The saves you already have are the profile "Default".
• Updates: the launcher's Updates tab checks GitHub, shows what the new version brings and installs it.
• Real 16:9: with aspect = 16:9 the game draws a true widescreen picture by itself, because the console now tells it that the screen is 16:9. The game's own Widescreen option still has the last word once you have changed it.