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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Saturn Emulator Ymir v0.2.0 Brings Over 90% Game Compatibility and Big Accuracy Boosts

The Sega Saturn emulator Ymir has received a major update with version 0.2.0, adding a new feature called low-level CD Block emulation. This option makes Saturn games run more accurately by recreating how the real console’s CD drive works. It requires a CD Block ROM file, but it fixes many issues that older versions had, […]

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Modder Turns iPhone 4S Into Cute Emulation Handheld

A creative modder on Reddit has transformed an old iPhone 4S into a fully functional retro gaming handheld, and it’s one of the cutest conversions we’ve seen yet. Sporting a custom metal shell with a Kirby-themed laser engraving, the modified device uses PS Vita buttons and a Bluetooth keyboard board to deliver tactile controls that […]

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Batocera v42 – Odin 2 Compatibility and Big Improvements Coming Soon

The next major update for Batocera is on the way, and it’s already shaping up to be one of the most significant releases yet. Version 42 brings a wave of upgrades, new systems, and better hardware support across the board. While no release date has been announced, the update is expected soon and is already […]

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PCN – Weekly News Video Ep168 + Source List

00:49 Metal Game Solid YouTube Channel 01:47 theypsilon interview 02:21 TMNT: Turtles in Time MiSTer, Analogue Pocket & SiDi128 03:25 Premier Soccer MiSTer, Analogue Pocket & SiDi128 04:27 Other Updates from Jotego 05:35 4K MiSTer I/O Board 07:01 Big Saturn/ST-V update MiSTer 08:58 Philps CD-i MiSTer 11:07 SuperStationOne updates 14:13 MiSTer MultiSystem2 JAMMA & More […]

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iiSU – A New Android Emulation Front-End Announced – Update 20251004

Update 04-10-25: A detailed feature from The Memory Core has shed new light on iiSU’s ambitious vision for the future of handheld emulation. Creator Eddie Collazo (also known as iShade from the UsagiShade channel) shared how the project evolved from YouTube mockups into a full-fledged, console-inspired Android front-end. iiSU isn’t aiming to be “just another […]

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New Dolphin Version 2509 Brings Major Improvements

The latest Dolphin update delivers some of the most significant changes in years. The previously difficult-to-run titles Toy Story 3, Cars 2, and Disney Infinity are now playable at full speed on capable PCs. Users can even push these titles beyond 60 FPS with the new VBI Frequency Override option. One of the biggest shifts […]

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Game Boy Games Running on Pokémon Mini

A new project called GB mini brings Game Boy titles to the Pokémon mini handheld. Using the PM2040 flash cart, which is powered by an RP2040 microcontroller, the emulator already supports save files and even takes advantage of the system’s built-in rumble feature. This means that compatible rumble titles can make use of the Pokémon […]

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