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Ars Technica details VBoy Color, a new Virtual Boy emulator experiment that swaps the system’s red-only look for a tile-based full-color presentation. Its game-specific Color Packs can assign distinct four-color …
Ars Technica reports the ESA is pressing the USTR to flag Anbernic handhelds as piracy-enabling “superfakes.” The trade group says many retail units ship with SD cards loaded with unauthorized …
XBox Wire says Microsoft is standing up XBOX LABS, a small internal group focused on turning emerging tech into playable experiments. The team will explore AI-era workflows, browser delivery, emulation, …
Ars Technica reports that PS5 emulation on PC is moving from curiosity to something developers should watch. SharpEmu now loads real game binaries, executes native CPU code, and can run …
What if you could connect a CPU, a video chip, RAM, and then press "Play" to watch it come to life? This is the fantasy that guided Symphony's development from …
Hi everyone, For the past 10 years, working mostly in the shadows as a solo developer, I’ve been slowly building a passion project. Today, I’ve finally published it to the …
Microsoft has started selling original Xbox games on Windows PCs for the first time, beginning with BLiNX, Conker, Crimson Skies, and Fuzion Frenzy. The $10 releases also unlock through Game …
A fan-led reverse-engineering effort reportedly got the original Midwinter running in just one day, which is a strong reminder of how much old game code can still be recovered when …
The original developers of ZSNES have returned with 'Super ZSNES,' a modern SNES emulator that enhances audio-visual elements of classic games. This revival could significantly impact how developers approach retro …
Atari is folding emulation specialist Implicit Conversions into its retro-content stack, adding another proprietary engine to the mix. For teams working on preservation or legacy ports, the practical takeaway is …
Atari's acquisition of Implicit Conversions marks a significant step in enhancing their emulation capabilities. This move could greatly benefit programmers and designers focused on retro gaming, as the proprietary Syrup …
Nintendo's recent DMCA takedown notices target several emulators on GitHub, signaling a continued crackdown on unauthorized software. This move could impact developers who rely on emulators for testing or development …
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