Latest clearly sourced MAXGG coverage about Emulation.
A new PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker brings the GameCube classic to Windows with native support for 4K resolution, 120 FPS, widescreen, and keyboard and mouse controls alongside gamepad options.
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A developer has ported KytyPS5, an open-source PlayStation 5 emulator, to Xbox Series X through Developer Mode. Four PS5 games now boot on Microsoft's hardware, though performance remains early-stage with frame rate issues.
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An unofficial PC version of the Nintendo 64 classic Pilotwings 64 is now available for Windows and Linux. The port, called Pilotwings 64: Recompiled, brings widescreen support, frame interpolation, and instant menu transitions to the 1996 flight
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PC gamers can now play the PlayStation exclusive without emulation. The unofficial port is based on the PSP version and requires a ROM file to run.
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Anbernic has released Version 1.0.2 of its NNDDSS emulation software, bringing performance improvements, reduced audio crackling, new shader options, and variable resolution adjustment for 3D titles on the RG DS Plus handheld.
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An experimental tool called Android XR Bridge enables PC gamers to play Quest-exclusive titles like Batman: Arkham Shadow and Deadpool VR on their own hardware, rendering at 4K per eye and up to 120 FPS.
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Canadian modder DiscoStarslayer has successfully reverse-engineered the PlayStation 2's notoriously secure CXP102064 chip, known as MechaCon, after four years of effort. The breakthrough could advance PS2 emulation and hardware preservation.
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The open-source PS3 emulator RPCS3 now supports playing physical PS3 games directly from compatible Blu-ray disc drives on PC, offering a preservation alternative as Sony phases out physical media.
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