Edi DurjanaThe PlayStation 2 (PS2), launched by Sony Computer Entertainment in March 2000 in Japan and later that year worldwide, stands as a monumental console in gaming history, selling over 155…
Edi DurjanaA groundbreaking new shader has been unveiled for RetroArch, promising a significant leap in motion clarity on modern high-refresh-rate displays. This innovation effectively circumvents the longstanding limitations typically associated with…
Edi DurjanaThe highly anticipated RetroArch 1.20.0, the latest iteration of the universal frontend for the Libretro API, has officially been released, marking a significant milestone in the ongoing evolution of game…
Edi DurjanaLibretro, the organization behind the popular multi-system emulator frontend RetroArch, has officially announced the release of LRPS2, a groundbreaking new PlayStation 2 (PS2) core. This core represents a heavily modified…
Edi DurjanaThe world of retro gaming and digital preservation has been set abuzz by the announcement of a groundbreaking new utility core for RetroArch, simply titled "ROM Cleaner." Developed by the…
Hartono SudibyoPokémon Alpha Sapphire, the critically acclaimed 3DS remake of the beloved third-generation Game Boy Advance title Pokémon Sapphire, brought the vibrant Hoenn region to life with a stunning 3D overhaul.…
Hartono SudibyoThe seemingly impossible has been achieved within the dedicated retro gaming and homebrew communities, as the iconic first-person shooter, Halo: Combat Evolved, has been successfully emulated and made playable on…
Farhan hamdanThe original developers of ZSNES, a name synonymous with early Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) emulation, have announced the launch of a completely re-written and significantly advanced version of their…
Hartono SudibyoThe landscape of retro game emulation has been significantly reshaped with the release of SUPER ZNES, a comprehensive overhaul of the pioneering ZSNES emulator. Developed by two of the original…
Edi DurjanaThe long-anticipated official release of RetroArch, the ubiquitous open-source frontend for emulators, game engines, and media players, has arrived on the Apple App Store, marking a significant milestone for retro…
