Hacker KapuccinoHeck has shared some findings about the new NES emulator that is part of Nintendo’s new “Switch online” offering. Apparently, it’s fairly easy to load your own Roms (on a hacked Switch) and play them directly, which the hacker demonstrated by loading Kirby’s Adventure (video below).

The proof of concept work is currently done by simply swapping the Roms of the games on the device. The hacker stated that the games are simple .NES files that can easily be swapped.

https://twitter.com/KapuccinoHeck/status/1042261160970670083

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Supermodel SVN r744 is compiled. Supermodel is a Sega Model 3 arcade emulator. Supermodel emulates Sega's Model 3 arcade platform, allowing you to play a number of ground-breaking 3D classics on your PC.

Supermodel SVN Changelog:

r744
Tweak the ratio for the near plane. Fixes missing text on the map indicator at the start of spikeout. The vertices are 0.003 units apart so a tonne of precision is required at the near plane to not depth test out.
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r743
remove debug code
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Download: Supermodel SVN r744 x86

Download: Supermodel SVN r744 x64

Source: Here

Developer xDPx has released a GUI tool named PSP HD GUI, which allows you to repack PSP isos into an fpkg. The aim is to run PSP games on your (hacked) PS4 within its integrated PSP emulator (PSPHD).

http://wololo.net/2018/09/14/release-psp-hd-gui-psp-on-ps4-gui-repacking-tool/

Click here

These emulators are for use on CFW or LCFW. The latest and most stable/compatible emulators are at the top of the lists.

The specific emulator versions compatible with the Half-Byte Loader can be found listed on the official site. Emulators for OFW are meant to run on unmodified firmware, a list for that is also on the HBL forums.

Please note that some emulators may require BIOS files from the original machine, we cannot supply those files.

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Nova 0.4 has been released.
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Nova is a Sega Saturn emulator. It is available for the Windows platform and it is open source under the BSD-3-Clause license.

Vita3K 2018-08-31 has been released:
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Vita3K is an experimental PlayStation Vita emulator. It is available for Windows, MacOS and Linux. It is open source software under the GNU GPL V2 license.

(25 Aug – 1 Sep): RetroArch 1.7.4, DosBox 0.74-2, MAME 0.201 and much more!

AQZ Netplay Input Plugin Git (2018/08/27) for Project64 is released. Netplay Input Plugin is a plugin for Project64. It is an input plugin that supports netplay.

Instructions:

1) Unzip the dll into the Plugin folder.

2) Open Project64 and select AQZ NetPlay as the input plugin.

3) Go to Options, Configure Controller Plugin. Then, select and configure an input plugin to use. (The netplay plugin relies on another input plugin to do the actual work of reading input from the keyboard/controller.) Make sure one and only one controller is plugged in for each player that will be playing locally (at the same computer). To be a spectator, unplug all controllers.

4) Select a game to play. Send the save file for that game to each player you plan to play with. The save file is located in the "Save" folder by default. If each player does not have the exact same save file, the emulators will probably desync. (If I could, I would have the netplay plugin automatically distribute the save file to everyone else, but it is impossible for an input plugin to know where the save files are located.)

5) Open the game. The netplay plugin window will appear. One person will host the server and everyone else will connect to the host.

The host needs to type the "/server port" command in the box at the bottom and hit enter, where "port" is the port number the server will listen on for connections. The port can be any number between 1 and 65535. A message from a firewall may appear. Be sure to click Allow. Also, if the host is behind an NAT (home router), the port will needed to be forwarded.

Everyone else needs to use the command "/connect host port" to connect to the host, where "host" is the IP address of the host and "port" is the port that the host chose to host the server.

(Note: If anyone is using WiFi (excluding spectators), the game may be laggy unless they have a strong signal with low interference. You're better off using an ethernet cable.)

6) Use the "/name name" command to change your name. The name you choose will be remembered next time you play.

7) Use the "/start" command to start the game.

8) Use the "/lag lag" command to change the lag of the game, where "lag" is the number of frames of delay between when you press a button and when that information reaches the game. Choose the lowest number possible. If you set the lag too low, the game will run slow, especially if there is a lot of latency on the connection between the players. If you set the lag too high, the game will be difficult to play.

AQZ Netplay Input Plugin Changes:
* Catch error_code errors in client command handler

AQZ Netplay Input Plugin Git (2018/08/27) for Project64

Source: Here