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Democratizing retro(arch) shaders for emulators and beyond
Meet ShaderGlass, the new king of convenient post-processing. Plus, a new benchmark for static recompilation and some very nice hot air balloons.
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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).
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The summer grab bag issue
Defcon level: Game Boy. Medabots mastered. Majora HD'd. Wario meets Apple.
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Interview: First details on the $99 MiSTer FPGA clone board aiming to stop "people getting screwed" on overpriced hardware
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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WTF happened to Yuzu, and what comes next?
The likely repercussions of the most dramatic emulation events in recent history, and a small tribute to Akira Toriyama.
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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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Goodboy, galaxy — and hello Jipang
How -- and why -- do you go about making a Game Boy Advance game in 2023? And why was Tengai Makyou a big deal in 1989?
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2000's wackiest rhythm game gets an English translation while 1987's coolest console gets a Game Boy emulator
Plus: Wii U emulator Cemu can hang out with Miis now. Remember those lil guys?
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Game Boy: Color Trippin' and the MAME motherlode
Plus: A tool for infinite DIY Nintendo DS visual novels (or at least infinite Haruhi Suzumiyas).
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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.