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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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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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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TeknoParrot has announced that its online service is now free for all users, following a vote from subscribers. This means players can jump into online arcade action without the need for VPNs, tunnels, port forwarding, or test menu setup. A wide selection of supported titles are already available, including Initial D 4 through 8, Sega […]
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We are fans of the Reflex Adapt by MiSTer Addons, we even very recently held a giveaway for one. So it’s really nice to find that Nicholas De Leon has designed some Custom Firmware that takes the already excellent experience even further. The Reflex Adapt already gives you lots of controller compatibly that can be […]
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A New Policy, But No Ban Google has announced upcoming changes to sideloading on Android, sparking concern across the emulation scene. The good news is that sideloading is not going away. Starting in September 2026, developers distributing apps outside the Play Store will need to verify their identity to keep their apps installable on certified […]
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Nostlan just got a big upgrade with version 3.0, and it’s all about making your retro library look and feel better while using less space. The first thing you’ll notice is the polished UI animations. Game boxes now flip open, discs and manuals pop out, and the navigation panel hides itself for a cleaner, more […]
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LaunchBox has rolled out version 13.23, and it’s another solid update for retro gaming setups. This release focuses on smoother performance, more customization, and a cleaner overall experience. One of the biggest highlights is the addition of themeable screensavers in Big Box. It’s a great way to showcase your library or browse your collection while […]
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The PSP emulator PPSSPP has received a new update, bringing it to version 1.19.3. This release is a follow-up to the major 1.19 update, focusing on fixing issues that surfaced after the big changes. What’s New in 1.19.3 Version 1.19 introduced a significant improvement to Atrac3+ music playback, which boosted compatibility across many games. However, […]
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The popular self-hosted game library manager ROMM has just received a new update, bringing the project to version 4.1.3. While the latest release is a smaller one, it improves how ROMM handles duplicate titles by preferring lower IDs when matching games with the same name, helping to keep collections cleaner and better organized. What is […]
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