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"It's thinking:" a dive into Dreamcast emulation, 25 years after 9/9/99
This week, let's just follow our rainbow.
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Why you should emulate Outrun 2006: Coast 2 Coast, this year's definitive summerjam
Driving into summer with a breezy retrospective on one of the all-time arcade racers.
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Inside the 10 years it took to translate – and fully understand – one-of-a-kind RPG Linda Cube Again
It took 10 years to translate Linda³ Again, but almost 30 to peel back the mysticism of what this one-of-a-kind RPG is truly about.
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How upscaled HD texture mods are made
Plus: A quintessential Japanese roguelike gets translated, a new MiSTer Core, and the Megami Tensei game you've never heard of.
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Hilltop Works: Next translation after Boku no Natsuyasumi 2, an obscure PS2 RPG, is "The most exciting game I've ever worked on"
Plus, the emulation handheld scene heats up to boiling with Ayaneo's new "Remake" series.
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A summer vacation in November
Long-awaited fan translation Boku no Natsuyasumi 2 is here at last, and it's glorious. Also: an unreleased Daredevil PS2 game is preserved and playable.
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Listen up, MiSTer Simpson: In this town we respect the Atari Jaguar
NBD, just emulating a '90s VR headset that doesn't exist. Plus a big update to the MiSTer's Saturn core and a Death Note fan translation.
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The first details on PS4 emulator RPCSX, Dolphin's CRT color theory
Plus: Translations of an Evangelion visual novel and a PC-98 dungeon crawler. The MiSTer gets Game & Watch and guest Ray Barnholt gets NEStalgic.
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Nintendo vs. Dolphin on Steam (and what the hell is the DMCA anyway?)
Nintendo sent a letter to Valve, but was it a DMCA takedown request? Plus: some fun retro handhelds and a fully voiced fan dub.
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The MiSTer challenges the 64-bit barrier, Nintendo and Xbox give emulators the 🖕
They said it couldn't be done. It's being done anyway.
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🐬🏃🐺 Dolphin sets sights on Steam, SNES games go fast, translators go beast
Team Dolphin gives some background on the Steam release, while we all bask in a bounty of sped-up SNES games.