iiSU Public Alpha v0.0.4.1 Released With Visual and Usability Improvements

iiSU has kicked off 2026 with the release of Public Alpha v0.0.4.1, an update that focuses heavily on polish, usability, and visual consistency rather than headline grabbing new systems. It is a smaller step forward, but one that clearly aims to make daily use smoother and more refined. One of the most noticeable changes is […]

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AmigaVision Expands Support to Raspberry Pi via RePlayOS

AmigaVision Expands Support to Raspberry Pi via RePlayOS The AmigaVision project, widely regarded as a premier curated environment for Amiga games and the demoscene, has officially launched dedicated support for the Raspberry Pi. This move brings the low-latency performance previously associated with FPGA hardware to the accessible Raspberry Pi ecosystem. Overcoming Technical Hurdles Historically, the […]

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Epilogue Unveils SN Operator, A New Way to Preserve and Play SNES Cartridges

Epilogue has officially announced the SN Operator, a new hardware device aimed squarely at Super Nintendo fans who still value their original cartridges. Following the company’s existing Operator lineup, the SN Operator focuses on preservation first, while also making it easy to actually play those games in a modern environment. The SN Operator allows users […]

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PCSX2 Now Compatible With Nearly Every PlayStation 2 Game

PCSX2, the long-running PlayStation 2 emulator, has reached a major milestone in its development. According to recent compatibility updates from the team, the emulator is now able to run nearly every PS2 title with playable or perfect results. Only a tiny handful of games remain marked as “in-game” or “minor issues,” and even those continue […]

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iiSU Founder Announces Departure After Community Issues, The Project Will Still Continue

The founder of iiSU (UsagiShade) has announced a complete departure from the project following growing tensions within the community. The statement was posted on the official iiSU Discord channel and confirms that involvement with iiSU has come to an end due to ongoing negativity and personal strain. As a result of this situation, the recently […]

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iiSU Front-End Shows Ambition In New Full Presentation – UPDATE 20251128

UPDATE 2025-11-28:The YouTube video was changed to private by the UsagiShade due to his departure of the project, more about this here. Original Post:iiSU has released a new Full Presentation on YouTube, giving a broader look at its vision for a polished and modern front end designed for Android. The presentation focuses heavily on the […]

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ARMSX2 v1.0 Brings PS2 Emulation to ARM Devices

ARMSX2 is a free and open-source PlayStation 2 emulator for ARM devices, based on both PCSX2 and PCSX2_ARM64. Its goal is to replicate the PS2’s hardware on ARM platforms using a recompiler that currently operates through x86-to-ARM64 translation. Native ARM64 support is planned for future updates as development continues. With today’s version 1.0 release, ARMSX2 […]

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How ZSNES Changed SNES Emulation Forever | Interview with the Creator | Video by Zophar on YouTube

The above video is an engaging interview with zsKnight, the lead programmer and creator of the legendary Super Nintendo emulator, ZNES. Hosted by Zophar, founder of Zophar’s Domain, the conversation offers a insight into how a passion project changed the early world of emulation forever. Before mentioning any of what takes place in the interview, […]

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DOSBox-Pure Standalone Released for Windows, macOS, and Linux

After years of being tied to RetroArch, DOSBox-Pure is now available as a standalone emulator, bringing its user-friendly approach to DOS gaming directly to desktop systems. The new release, called DOSBox-Pure Unleashed, can be downloaded for free on Windows, macOS, and Linux. This version keeps everything that made the RetroArch core popular—automatic mounting, save states, […]

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NES Accuracy FINAL RANKING! 22 Systems Tested with AccuracyCoin!

What is AccuracyCoin? AccuracyCoin is a large collection of NES accuracy tests on a single NROM cartridge. This ROM was designed for an NTSC console with an RP2A03G CPU and RP2C02G PPU. Some tests might fail on hardware with a different revision. This ROM currently has 129 tests. These tests print “PASS” or “FAIL” on […]

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