
SegaNet for 2025: Dreamcast emulator Flycast introduces a new way to play online
Also this issue: Truly playable Bloodborne in ShadPS4 (and clearing up the confusion on that 60 fps patch DMCA).
Also this issue: Truly playable Bloodborne in ShadPS4 (and clearing up the confusion on that 60 fps patch DMCA).
Including a re-translation of SNES classic Illusion of Gaia and a Saturn Bomberman. Plus, the MiSTer's getting a 3DO core and a new Taki Udon FPGA console.
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Plus RPCS3 turning a Raspberry Pi 5 into a PSP-esque PS3, a new feature for the Sega Saturn MiSTer core, and some fan translations due in 2025.
Celebrating milestones for the Sega Saturn, Nintendo DS and... Detective Conan?
Plus, we're bringing the emulation scene to Bluesky.
The "finished" N64 MiSTer core has life in it yet — and so does a fan translation more than a decade in the making.
Plus a roundup of NES games on the SNES, the latest on Bloodborne PC and SNES save states on the MiSTer.
Farewell to the second Switch emulator, and with it an untold loss of talent from the emulation community.
Booting Bloodborne "doesn't require any hacks anymore," a ShadPS4 developer tells Read Only Memo, though there's still a whole lot of work to done.
This week, let's just follow our rainbow.
Plus, a fan translation of a Game Boy Color Pokémon-alike, 16 years in the making.
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Defcon level: Game Boy. Medabots mastered. Majora HD'd. Wario meets Apple.
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How the "worst PS1 RPG," a now-legendary kusoge, got its moment in the spotlight.
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ShadPS4's lead dev talks about Bloodborne progress, while a PCSX2 dev talks us through a new upscaling feature. Plus, Dolphin gets RetroAchievements!
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Plus: Emulating the Skylanders Portal of Power on Cemu, no toys required.
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Rocket Knight Adventures gets a long-overdue emulation collection, while the Wii U gets a most unlikely new controller.
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Driving into summer with a breezy retrospective on one of the all-time arcade racers.
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"I didn't expect to get nearly this much attention," says the programmer behind the native PC port of Majora's Mask. Is it emulation? We'll get into that.
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Taki Udon talks about cutting the price of the MiSTer's DE10-Nano board in half. Plus, emulating the PS1's weirdest controller and Tokimeki Memorial's... arcade version?
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A deep dive into what is suddenly the hottest scene in mobile emulation.
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Interview: FPGA developer Robert Peip looks back on the last year of N64 development, and what comes next. Also: Apple's allowing emulators on iPhones? Well, maybe.
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Goemon: The Grand Cycle of Oedo's fan translation is out. Here's how it was made.
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The likely repercussions of the most dramatic emulation events in recent history, and a small tribute to Akira Toriyama.