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Get hyped for PCSX2 2.0 — and learn to spot a fake emulator scam
Longtime PCSX2 dev talks about the upcoming stable release, 3 years in the making.
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A Playdate with the N64 MiSTer core (aka the 'I'm on a boat' issue)
A new interview with the dev behind the MiSTer's most-anticipated core, and an overview of the Playdate's emulation scene.
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Dogs baying, Mars FPGAing: This is the future retro gamers want
Loads of patch notes and fan translation updates this week, plus a new guest column about a groundbreaking '90s work of RPG Maker interactive fiction!
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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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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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Emulation returns to Xbox and Baroque returns to the Saturn
Plus the "we have the Analogue Pocket at home" of retro handhelds and a groundbreaking IBM PC emulator.
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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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The big Tears of the Kingdom catch-up: Emulation and modding 1 month later
Plus: ROM's first mini guest column, from Noclip's Danny O'Dwyer, a hot new Taito MiSTer core and two sweet fan translations.
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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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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.