Edi DurjanaLibretro has officially launched LRPS2, a groundbreaking new PlayStation 2 core for its multi-system frontend, RetroArch. This heavily modified version of the highly acclaimed PCSX2 emulator has been custom-tailored for…
Edi DurjanaLibretro, a prominent force in the retro gaming emulation scene, has unveiled a groundbreaking utility core designed to address the pervasive issue of digital data degradation in game ROMs. Developed…
Edi DurjanaThe long-anticipated official release of RetroArch on the Apple App Store has materialized, bringing the highly versatile multi-system emulator to iPhone, iPad, and tvOS devices. This landmark development, confirmed by…
Edi DurjanaThe PlayStation 2 (PS2), launched by Sony Computer Entertainment in 2000, was a console designed almost entirely from the ground up to interface with Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) televisions, the…
Edi DurjanaA groundbreaking new shader has been introduced to the RetroArch emulation platform, promising a significant enhancement in motion clarity on contemporary high-refresh-rate displays without the typical compromises associated with traditional…
Edi DurjanaThe Libretro team has announced the immediate release of RetroArch 1.20.0, a significant update to its popular open-source frontend for emulators, game engines, and media players. This latest iteration introduces…
Edi DurjanaLibretro, the organization behind the popular frontend RetroArch, has officially announced the release of LRPS2, a groundbreaking new core designed to bring robust and high-fidelity PlayStation 2 (PS2) emulation to…
Edi DurjanaThe digital preservation landscape for retro video games has witnessed a groundbreaking development with the official announcement of ROM Cleaner, a unique utility core for RetroArch designed to combat the…
Edi DurjanaRetroArch officially launched on the Apple App Store, making the versatile frontend for emulators, game engines, and media players readily available for iPhone, iPad, and tvOS users, signaling a significant…
Cecilia Chamidah NurThe retro gaming community has been rocked by extensive allegations against Kai Magazine Software, a developer of homebrew titles for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, concerning the alleged widespread use of…
