hey, je veux bien vos recommandations de jeux sur n'importe quelle plateforme nintendo portable (3ds, ds, any gameboy)
(pas les licenses principales mario, zelda etc)
le repouet lutte contre le vieillissement de votre éléctronique ! 
Merci !!!
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Another thing I wanted to share out of the stuff on my Switch:
I've been using emulators since forever, but this is still, by far, the best emulation collection release I have ever seen. The whole interface is amazing. You're comfortably in your room as quiet ambient sounds come in from outside (in day you hear cars quietly passing by and birds) with game posters on the walls and such and a shelf full of Genesis/Megadrive games that it actually puts IN a console shown on screen, then it plays on a TV on screen. (It can be set to load games directly in fullscreen which I recommend, but it was neater to show it merely zooming in on the virtual TV for the clip.)
Wow! Windows 386 is so much more usable now in 1024x768 SVGA resolution with 256 colors. Yes, I finally found a working graphics driver! And also "yes", I have nothing better to do at 3am! 
I finally found a multi-emulator, an emulator that has many emulator cores within it, that has a game screen that TalkBack can get image descriptions from! And everything seems to be labeled well, too!
Check out "ClassicBoyPro Game Emulator"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portableandroid.classicboy
#gaming #ClassicBoy #emulator #emulation #accessibility #Android #blind
play.google.comClassicBoyPro Game Emulator - Apps on Google PlayAll-in-One: PSP, PS1, N64, NDS, GBA, SNES, NES, DC, Saturn, MD, Arcade, and more
Made this issue for Lemuroid, which is an Android app that contains lots and lots of emulators, like Retroarch but uses a simple, Android-native GUI. Just, the game view can't be focused with TalkBack, so no image descriptions.
Even though it looks kinda horrible, as soon as you get used to it, Windows 2.1 seems surprisingly usable. It's definitely better than just MS-DOS. I just wish I could get it to work with a higher screen resolution. 
Back in the day, "PC Paintbrush for Windows" used to be my favourite image editor. I kept using it well into the modern Windows 9x era. Only recently, I learned of its history as an MS-DOS application. There are plenty of interesting similarities!
I gave Windows 3.11 a dark mode. It's practically a modern OS now.
Just got Winlator 10 beta, and was able to play the audiogame The Vale. So no more need for that sketchy Game hub.
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Interestingly, the NEC V20, an enhanced clone of the Intel 8088, *does* have a real IP register. They spent the extra silicon, and their jumps are a bit faster as a result as they don't have to do any math on PC to produce a return address.
Did you know that on the Intel 8088, "IP" is not a real register?
That's right, nothing on the CPU tracks the position of the currently executing instruction.
Internally, there is a PC register that tracks the next byte to be fetched.
When a return address needs to be pushed to the stack, a special microcode instruction "CORR" subtracts the length of the instruction queue in bytes from the value of PC.
When you edit the value of PC in MartyPC, you'll see the IP "register" update accordingly. If you want to make a manual jump, you can change PC to where you want to go and then click the little "Flush" button to flush the PIQ. You're then ready to start executing from that location.
I'll probably let you edit IP directly and automate the flush for you.
If you like racing games on the #SteamDeck, then its hard to beat #Nintendo and #MarioKart for that fine balance between skill and pure arcade fun!
It emulates beautifully through Ryujinx (or Yuzu) if you want to play the objectively better Switch port. Though the Wii U version also plays perfectly via Cemu. The best game for #emulation
I was just reminded of how well local multiplayer works for it, and it reminded me you're hard pressed to find a more fun #racing game
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Emulare: mimicking the machine to preserve it. 4th year graphic design thesis on the preservation of digital works by mimicking the obsolete hardware through the concept of emulation.
104 pages printed on Cyclus 90g.
Available to read (in French only for now sorry :/) here: https://www.memo-dg.fr/memoire.php?nom=emulare-imiter-la-machine-pour-mieux-la-preserver
So, it turns out that Pluvia only works with Steam games without DRM. So yeah gonna try pure Winlator and see if I can run some audio games.
Game Bub – open source FPGA emulation handheld https://eli.lipsitz.net/posts/introducing-gamebub
eli.lipsitz.net · Game Bub: open-source FPGA retro emulation handheldI’m excited to announce the project I’ve been working on for the last year and a half: Game Bub, an open-source FPGA based retro emulation handheld, with support for Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games.
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Game Bub can play physical cartridges, as well as emulated cartridges using ROM files loaded from a microSD card. Game Bub also supports the Game Link Cable in both GB and GBA modes for multiplayer games. I designed the hardware with a number of bonus features, like video out (HDMI) via a custom dock, a rumble motor, real-time clock (for certain games). Additionally, the hardware is designed with extensibility in mind, allowing future software improvements to expand its capabilities.
The PCSX2 team today has decided to join many other excellent free and open-source software projects in creating a Liberapay as a companion to our existing GitHub Sponsors. This helps to keep the lights on and gives our team room to polish and innovate on PCSX2 so our shared goal of preservation can continue well into the future. If you use a FOSS application or library, we highly recommend checking Liberapay to see if they're on there as well! https://liberapay.com/PCSX2 #foss #emulation #liberapay
LiberapayPCSX2's profile - LiberapayWhat we're doing at the project: We are actively maintaining and creating new features and fixes from user interface improvements to game fixes. Emulation will always have …
Qemu can emulate architectures like ARM64, RISC-V, sparc, x86 and more.
Which of these has the best performance?
Finally found the time to do a comparison: https://blog.fluxcoil.net/posts/2025/02/emulation-performance-and-consumption/
#emulation #qemu #netbsd
