With all hacked consoles and devices, the first pieces of homebrew that start popping up are emulators. Now, thanks to some talented developers, hacked Switches on FW 4.0.0+ acquired emulators for Nintendo’s older portables!...
This time around, the libretro guys have decided to give some love specifically to the trusty platform that they write their code on and previous second class citizen, the PC! With RetroArch 1.7.3, the...
Contrary to most other emulators, Cemu is not open-source and updates are first released for Patreon supporters. While that may sound like a restrictive release policy, the folks at Cemu still want everybody to...
With the Nintendo Switch scene going nuts with the ShofEL2 exploit, a firmware-independent exploit as it depends a hardware issue, emulators that push the system’s boundaries were bound to crop up! Thanks to Linux running...
The folks over at RPCS3 had a laborious month last March and as a result, they have a lot to share with us. As usual, this article is here to condense their long progress...
Development of mGBA has been somewhat slow lately because endrift doesn’t have as much time as before. However, we still got an updated version of mGBA and now version 0.6.2 has been released for...
Last month, we didn’t see a Dolphin progress report because most of what happened in February was groundwork for what would be added in March. Now, we got a progress report for 2 months...
Nowadays, many people love playing older games on their modern devices. As a result of this, the emulation scene always has something interesting going on and this article is here to let you in...
The folks over at libretro are always working hard to give us the best experience while playing the retro games that we love. This time, they’ve updated RetroArch to version 1.7.1, a version that...
As with Dolphin, development on RPCS3 is pretty active so the team behind it also churns out a progress report every month. Their progress reports are a tad long (although nowhere as long as...
