There's no better feeling than modding a console, hardmod or softmod. It feels empowering and liberating, the closest thing in PC is installing linux or using a custom wangblows OS and tweaking your timer, affinity and priority scheduler. Fuck it, post your favorite homebrew and modding channels! https://yewtu.be/watch?v=kaaATngW8iY?si=jxA3lk4YGTIaashZ https://yewtu.be/watch?v=dWcMsGa9Kjs?si=Qnpl0oqmpPxcRrs0 https://yewtu.be/watch?v=HBMfRaF22_I?si=jc6wdIU43m_DvDdf

>>905439 Adding these guides: General tech surrounding consoles: https://wiki.console5.com/wiki/Console5_Tech_Wiki https://repair.wiki/w/Repair_Wiki Wii: LetterBomb exploit: https://please.hackmii.com Full guide: https://wii.guide/letterbomb.html Wii Homebrew wiki: https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Main_Page https://wii.guide/ https://github.com/FIX94/Nintendont https://wiibrew.org/wiki/VWii Shitty site that emulates the wii shop https://wiishopchannel.neocities.org/ DSi: https://dsi.cfw.guide/ https://pst.moe/paste/tediml 3DS: 3ds dual ips serial numbers https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15tAQ8rI2hm0n9wUD6JcLVUp_13-8vS4jqZtzXKGNjBg/edit#gid=0 https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/Serials PS1: Frequency switcher: https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=Kx1l5ir2644 PS2: https://www.ps2-home.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=3692 https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=havn1naGaR4 https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=dTEIyF5Y6QM PS3: https://github.com/bucanero/pkgi-ps3 http://nopaystation.com/ Some anon's fix for PKGI: >PKGI requires some config files to be transferred into it's install data on the PS3's hard drive. You can use IRISMAN and my files https://files.catbox.moe/7sbxgh.7z to properly set it up to use NPS. Place them in /dev_hdd0/game/. PSVita: >>822861 or https://archive.is/7uJr0 XBOX: Emulation: https://xenia.jp/download/ https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=RFrRZ4_xy3c Online XBOX games servers: https://archive.ph/tSCTv Offline XBOX DLC downloaders: https://archive.ph/OcGzU https://archive.org/details/xbox_eng_romset

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SEGA Saturn: https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=Vh7H6PFbskE Rom/ISO sources: vimm.net https://myrient.erista.me/files/Redump/ https://cdromance.com/ Pinball machines, also soldering guides https://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php/General >>905504 >You will see actually hardware-perfect playboxes of your favorite consoles >Console gaming of the beforetimes will be immortal What a time to be alive

What is the state of 8-bit and 16-bit console emulation on the DSi? Are there good emulators or is the DS too weak?

>>905645 http://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_DS

>>905645 I'm not sure many emulators take advantage of the faster cpu/more ram of the dsi. But for normal ds emulation, the vast majority of games on 8 bit consoles run perfectly fine, but 16 bit can be hit or miss, especially snes

How the hell do you get retroarch to work on gamecube? I have it on Swiss but it doesn't seem to work at all. Ditto for Wii64 (which apparently works on GC) and WiiSX also QuakeGC doesnt seem to work cuz its apparently finicky about wanting to only boot from memcard slot a

Also how do you get FreeMcBoot on a PS2 fat with a hard drive to play PSX games? There's no good guides that aren't an insufferable wub wub dubstep video by a pajeet, they all recommend using a usb or something. Also I have no idea how to actually load them onto the hdd since it requires such an incredibly proprietary formatting of it that only one program i found works to access it and it only is able to load specifically ps2 games onto it

>>905751 >How the hell do you get retroarch to work on gamecube? I have it on Swiss but it doesn't seem to work at all. Why would you use that? The cube already has a lot of standalone programs to run the games off of and they work fine for the most part. >>905753 >Also how do you get FreeMcBoot on a PS2 fat with a hard drive to play PSX games? There's no good guides that aren't an insufferable wub wub dubstep video by a pajeet, they all recommend using a usb or something. Have you read this one? bitbucket.org/ShaolinAssassin/popstarter-documentation-stuff/wiki/Home

>>905753 Personally I've never bothered trying to play ps1 games on ps2 via usb/hdd because the only way to do that is with popstarter (i.e emulation). But if you're determined to do it on ps2, go follow the relevant quickstart guide here https://bitbucket.org/ShaolinAssassin/popstarter-documentation-stuff/wiki/Home

>>905751 >How the hell do you get retroarch to work on gamecube? Simple: *you don't. Retroarch has been a bloatware that can barely function on anything less powerful than the U.S.S. Enterprise for the past several years and it will never be anything more. >Also how do you get FreeMcBoot on a PS2 fat with a hard drive to play PSX games? Did you LOOK in the OP? >>905762 >Why would you use that? Because a lot of lazy retards look at Retroarch and see that it's an "all-in-one" emulator.

>>905549 Which Switch homebrew guide is better? https://switch.homebrew.guide/ https://nh-server.github.io/switch-guide/ https://rentry.org/SwitchHackingIsEasy

Thought people would like some advise on how to play game backups on their PS3. So, the two most common ways is to either go through MultiMAN: https://consolemods.org/wiki/PS3:MultiMAN Or WebMAN: https://consolemods.org/wiki/PS3:WebMAN What you do is that you decide on which device you want to store your PS3 games on. This is important because there are are limitations to each method. The "easiest" method is to store everything on your native PS3 hard drive, but this presents the problem that you're bound by whatever transfer method you're using and the size of the drive. If you want to upgrade the internal drive, here's a guide: https://consolemods.org/wiki/PS3:Upgrading_your_Hard_Drive If you want to use an external hard drive (Or a flash drive), you have to two options, each with their own issues. The first option is to configure the drive into a FAT32 format. This has the best compatability with the PS3, but it poses the limitation that you cannot have any files that are bigger than 4GB on the drive. Here are most of the solutions to that: https://consolemods.org/wiki/PS3:4GB_Files With the easier solution being to use WebMAN to load games from an NTFS formated hard drive: https://consolemods.org/wiki/PS3:Using_an_NTFS_External_Hard_Drive MultiMAN will not load games on a NTFS formatted drive, so all it's good for is file transfers. However, this poses it's own limitation in that you cannot load jailbroken game rips when using an NTFS drive: https://archive.ph/JFMwC#post-169034 When it comes to PS3 games, there are two formats that you can find/extract them as. The first is the standard ISO format. The second is the "jailbroken" format. What the latter literally boils down to is just an extraction of the disc's contents into a folder. The reason for this format's existence is to work around the FAT32 size limitations (As, the only other method is to split the ISO). Once you figure out which drive (And/or it's file format) you want to use, here is how the folders are structured on the drive: https://github.com/aldostools/webMAN-MOD/wiki/Game-Paths-&-Covers Outside of that, the only other thing of note is that you'll have to open PrepISO/prepNTFS every time you add/remove a game if you're using an NTFS external hard drive. And you need to unmount the game through MultiMAN/WebMAN when you're done using it. Hopefully that gives people enough information to get them started and answer basic questions.

>>905835 Second one did it for me, but it's always down to how much you already know vs. how much you want to bother learning.

For the longest time i could not find a working replacement for the ps3's jailbreaking website, YT pirates and neither were soft modding forums were not helpful . But i found a solution on tiktok of all places, and it worked, but there are soo few games on the library that even appeal to me, but here it is if anyone wants it. You need version 4:90 or lower and i suggest you install the 1TB hard drive before doing it. The Author is lordgingerface and he does other softmodding tutorials, but i'm sure you can find plenty of resources to softmod other consoles.

>>908282 PS3 only has Gundam games and some niche JRPGs outside multiplats.

Someone released a SNES emulator for the N64 this year and honestly it's probably one of the most monumental homebrew software I've seen in a long time. Simpler games such as SMW and DKC run at nearly full speed and audio is 90% implemented, loads from any flash cart as well. https://github.com/Hydr8gon/sodium64 >>905753 Playing PSX games on PS2 other than using CDs has been in a pretty pathetic state for years now, even the Wii has now surpassed it with speed and compatibility. I was hoping that with the MX4SIO someone would pick up POPStarter again but turns out it's >closed source

>>908442 >a SNES emulator for the N64 Now that is cool. Would be interesting to see it handle the SNES Street Fighter games since the N64 never got one. Better yet, would be more interesting to see the original Star Fox game run on it and if possible, a patch that remaps the controls to be like 64's.

Bump. Getting a 1TB microSD to replace the comparatively tiny 256GB microSD. Hacked Switch, but has anyone had any experience moving all the CFW stuff to the new card?

Supposedly there may be a new kernel exploit for the newest PS4 or PS5 firmware in the near future. https://archive.ph/62pKV

>>924291 Might be time to invest in a noames5 for the PC games that get cucked by Denuvo. Wonder if it's just kernel access to 4.05 or a new opening in current firmware.

>>927354 We don't yet know the extent or range of the exploit, and it has been or will be patched soon enough. Then you will be limited to just games from before the exploit was discovered. Don't go and buy a NogameStation 5 just yet before we know what the exploit does.

Probably technically the wrong thread but I didn't see a general romhacking one Currently trying to learn OOT modding from this tutorial: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHifXa1TzdydElLH_cSvnWIemkqJvBLDZ

>>927542 success

>>908442 >Playing PSX games on PS2 other than using CDs has been in a pretty pathetic state for years now, even the Wii has now surpassed it with speed and compatibility. I dont believe you, the Wii just does not have enough RAM and heartz speed to emulate PS1 at all, it could not even emulate N64 well other than VC titles, and last time i read about ps1 emulation on Wii, it was pretty abysmal.

What do you think of Wiistation 3.0, i think its nice PS1 emulation on Wii went from being worthless to decent. https://github.com/xjsxjs197/WiiSXRX_2022/releases

>>935463 Wii U can do it thanks to a clockspeed tweak in Wii mode

>>936059 Whats the point on the WiiU, cant do 240p

>>905439 Heard there were some good PS5 soft mods, how true is that?

PS4: GoldHEN 2.4b17 released, brings long awaited PS4 FW 11.00 Support via PPPwn exploit! https://wololo.net/2024/05/09/ps4-goldhen-2-4b17-released-brings-long-awaited-ps4-fw-11-00-support-via-pppwn-exploit/ The wait is over, we now have a new PS4 jailbreak which will work with firmware up to and including 11.0. Video tutorial: https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=c99oey4lz9Q

>>967361 Neat, now all I need to do is find a decent bloodbornebox to play around with it. The exploit was already ""responsibly"" reported to Playstation, so expect a new update that patches this.

>>968074 It had been patched since 11.02, which was released in December of 2023. The way responsible disclosures work is the hacker first reports the vulnerability to Sony, they fix it, and the half a year later the hacker reveals it to the public.

2 months late, but the original Xbox now has its own FreeMcBoot softmod: ENDGame Exploit github.com/XboxDev/endgame-exploit Originally you had to find a compatible game like Splinter Cell with a USB stick containing the softmod files to make use of the exploit. However, if the Xbox's disc reader was broken, unless you had another console to transplant a working reader then you were shit out of luck softmodding it. There was another method where you could connect the console's IDE hard drive to a PC old enough for still supporting the format to softmod it via a program, but nowadays not many have a vintage PC to do that. With this new softmod method, you no longer need to hunt for exploitable games! All you have to do is >just put the softmod files in your USB stick that is formatted for the Xbox & then simply access it on the dashboard menu under memory Works on every region, Xbox revision, and kernels! The softmod files are also small enough to fit inside the Xbox memory cards if you still have them! You will still need to get a USB stick that plays nice with the Xbox & the Female USB To Xbox Adapter to plug it in to make use of the new method.

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=oYt9-QGbGfw Bookmark this channel, it's so fucking good, and the british bloke ain't so bad looking himself; I'd let him bugger me.

>>968109 In retard, please?

Has anyone here gotten homebrew working on their New 3DSXL? I'm tempted to try it out so I can play some DS and 3DS Dragon Quest games.

>>969634 You can install CFW on New 3DS XL. Read https://www.3dbrew.org/

I need some help with PS3 backups. I'm trying to load PS3 game ISOs with WebMAN and the games either crash returning me to the XMB, never load and quiting the game causing the system to reboot, OR just freezes the console altogether about 10 seconds upon loading the game and require me to hard shutdown the system. Thus far, the games I've tested this out with are FF13 (JP version), Record of Agarest War (JP version), BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger (JP version), and Burnout Paradise (US version). This has happened both on an NTFS formatted drive and a Fat32 formated drive with the ISO split for the former three. What am I doing wrong?

>>970271 Did you try Irisman?

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>>1031704 >>1002472 bumping to keep this thread alive

>>1031860 Anon, it's been almost 6 months without a real post, it might be time to let go.

>>1031892 Oh no you don't, nigger.

>>908282 >>908310 Here's over 500 PS3 games, and sorted based on if they're worth your time: Good >After Burner Climax The latest Japanese made entry into Sega's classic arcade fighter plane series >Alpha Protocol A spy action RPG that is one of the very few games where your decision actually do matter >Batman: Arkham series A series of Metroidvania games where you play as Batman, starring the cast of Batman: The Animated Series >Beyond Good & Evil HD An action adventure game that takes place across a galaxy with colorful characters >Binary Domain A GoW clone about robots disguised by humans, from the creators of the Yakuza series >Bionic Commando: Rearmed series 2.5d platformers that are a true-to-the-original reboot of the original Bionic Commando arcade game >Bioshock 2 An FPS where you're using magical mystery juice to save your daughter from her evil mother in an underwater city >Blazblue: Calamity Trigger ASW Guilty Gear successor that is about time paradoxes >Burnout Paradise It's Burnout 3 expanded into an open-world >Call of Juarez series An American West themed FPS series >Crazy Taxi The original arcade game about trying to reach as many destinationas as you can within the time limit >Darksiders series An open-world Zelda clone about the Christian apocalypse as if it was done by Image Comics >Dead or Alive 5: Last Round The classic 3D fighting game series about beautiful girls beating each other up >Dead Space series A third-person survival horror series where you're fighting mutated humans in the depths of space >Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon A fun neon-based FPS on an island >GundeadliGne >Gundemonium Recollection A doujin shmup where you're a witch >Hard Corps - Uprising A contra video game made by ASW >Hotline Miami series Top-down shooters about killing the mob, Russians, and the police >inFamous series A sandbox series where you play as a super-powered anti-hero >Jet Set Radio The Dreamcast classic about being a rebellious roller-skater >Lost Planet series Third-person shooters where your fighting against giant bugs on a dangerous world

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>Mirror's Edge The first-person platforming game where you're running across a city's rooftops >NiGHTS into dreams... An HD release of the PS2 port/remake of the original Sega Saturn classic >Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time An HD remaster of the 2003 acrobatic platformer using time travel to fix your mistakes >Pure An extreme ATV racing game across massive tracks >Rayman Origins A 2D platformer were Rayman and his friends must defeat the Livid Dead who have take over the land >Ridge Racer 7 Bamco's classic racing series where you drive and drift crazy cars across an island >Sonic Adventure 2 An HD port of the Dreamcast original 3D platformer >Sonic Generations A 2D/3D platformer that takes place across nine stages and several bosses from the previous Sonic games >Sonic the Hedgehog CD An HD remake of the original Sega CD game with soundtrack selection and playable Tails >SoulCalibur II HD Online An HD remaster of the third game in the Soul fighting game series, has both Heihachi and Spawn >The Tomb Raider Trilogy All three acrobatic platformers all in one place so that you get the full story of Lara's search for Avalon, inclduing the remake of the original game >Transformers Devastation A hack-and-slash game based in the world of the original G1 TRansformers cartoon >Vanquish A third-person shooter about sliding around the battlefield and killing foes >Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown A latest incarnation of the fighter that popularized 3D combat >WipEout HD Fury An HD remake of the WipEout Pure and Pulse with new game modes and tracks >Zone of the Enders: HD Edition An HD collection of both of the ZoE PS2 games

>>1034280 Recommended >Battlefield series A series of military FPS games that take place across a wide range of locations, from the beaches of Japanese controlled islands in WWII to the modern-day streets of Los Angeles >Bionic Commando A third-person shooter reboot/sequel of the Bionic Commando series >Blades of Time a hack-and-slash game where you're exploring the land of the dragons >Bloodrayne: Betrayal a 2D side-scrolling hack-and-slash game where you play as the titular dhampir >Bomberman Ultra The classic Bomberman experience with eight players and costumes >Bulletstorm A FPS about a band of mercenaries hunting down their former boss >Castle Crashers A simple beat 'em up about knights >Child of Light a 2D turn-based RPG about a lost dead princess >CounterSpy A 2D stealth game where you're trying to sabotage the efforts of both the US and the USSR during the Cold War >Crescent Pale Mist A doujin 2.5d hack-and-slash game >Dark Awake: The King Has No Name A team-based RPG fighting game >Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut An open-world horror game that's "So bad, it's good" >Demon's Souls From's original ARPG that continues to plague gaming to this day >DiRT Showdown A demolition derby racing game >Dragon Age: Origins The last good RPG Bioware produced >Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition The best version of DN3D available on consoles anywhere >Dustforce a 2d platformer about mopping the floor, walls, and cielings of dust monsters >Eat Them! You are the movie monster destroying the city >End of Eternity An RPG with QTEs during battles >F.E.A.R. series A horror-based FPS series, with the first game being one of the best FPS games ever made >Fallout: New Vegas A first-person post-apocalyptic RPG and what Fallout 3 SHOULD have been >Fatal Inertia EX A zero-G racing game >Fez A 2D platformer where you can alter the direction of your viewpoint

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>Frozen Synapse Prime A strategy stealth video game >Fuel An open-world racing game with a map the size of Conneticut >Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved A top-down twin-stick shooter with abstract shapes >Ghostbusters The Video Game A third-persons shooter that stars all the original cast and a story that is literally Ghostbusters 3 >Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams A 2.5D reboot of the Giana Sisters platformer, that was itself originally a European clone of Super Mario >Grand Theft Auto series An open-world sandbox crime-drama series >Grid series A series of arcade racing sims across various styles of races >Groovin' Blocks A rhythm-based puzzle game where you're creating a chain of blocks >Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit A 2D platformer where you're a rabbit takign vengeance across Hell >Hitogata Happa A doujin shmup where you're a witch >I Am Alive An action game about climbing through a crumbling city to find your wife >Killer Is Dead A hack-and-slash game where you play as an immortal assassin from the moon >Knytt Underground An Metroidvania based in an underground world >Lair A dragon-riding simulator >Lego series 3D puzzle platformers based around the Lego aesthetic and using various licensed properties >LittleBigPlanet A simple 2D platformer where you can play dress-up and create your own levels >Luftrausers A shmup where you try to survive for as long as you can and can customize your ship >Lumines Supernova A rhythm-based puzzle game about clearing out blocks >Mad Riders An extreme ATV racing game >Magical Beat A rhythm-based puzzle game where you're creating a chain of blocks >Magrunner: Dark Pulse A first-person puzzle platformer >Malicious A game where you fight against various bosses and gain their powers >Metro: Last Light An FPS where you explore Russia after a nuclear holocaust >Military Madness: Nectaris A grid-based strategy game based on the moon >Mindjack A GoW clone where you can turn enemy NPCs into allows and even directly control them >Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition The block-building sensation that's taken the world >Mini Ninjas A 3D platformer where you're a ninja >Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge - Special Edition The classic adventure game with optional updated graphics >Moon Diver A Strider clone where you're moon warriors trying to save the Earth >Motorstorm: Pacific Rift An offroad racing series with a wide variety of cars >Need for Speed series A racing game series about driving and customizing the latests and fastest across a large open-world city >Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty A remake of the original 1997 platformer where you're saving your race from becoming dinner >Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising An open-world mission-based FPS where you're fighting for the Russians against the Chinese on a random island over oil >Outrun Online Arcade An HD port of arcade version of OutRun 2 SP >Pac-Man Museum A collection of nine Pac-Man video games released over the years >Payday series An FPS where you're a gang of bank robbers trying to make the big score >Pier Solar and the Great Architects An HD remaster of the independently released Genesis RPG where you're trying to save your father >Qruton A block rotation game where you're trying to fix a spell that turned your teacher into a monkey >rain A puzzle platformer where you're chasing after a girl while avoiding water monsters >Ratchet & Clank: Quest For Booty The second entry in the R&C Future trilogy where you're fighting robot pirates >Rayman Legends A 2D platformer where Rayman must once again save the land from evil >Red Johnson's Chronicles series An adventure series that takes place in a Soviet controlled American city >Resogun A shmup where you're saving the last humans held in containment >Retro City Rampage DX+ A top-down sandbox game where you go on an 80's pop-culture inspired crime spree >Rock of Ages An action-strategy game where you throw boulders at the enemy's gates >Rocket Knight A follow-up to the classic Genesis 2D platformer >R-Type Dimensions An HD remaster of the original R-Type shmup that allows you to switch between the modern and classic graphics >Saints Row series An open-world sandbox crime-drama series about being the biggest street gang in the city/universe >Scott Pilgrim VS. The World: The Game A retro-styled beat 'em up based on the comic series that ruined an entire generation of women >Sine Mora A shmup about furries going to war against each other >Spelunker Collection A compilation of Spelunker from the Atari 8-bit systems, the NES, and the arcade >Spelunker HD The classic Spelunker game but for a new generation, and can switch between the new and NES graphics >Splatterhouse A reboot of the Bamco classic beat 'em up where Jason tries to save his girlfriend from Dr. Frankenstein, also includes Splatterhouse 1-3 as unlockables >Stealth Inc. series A 2D puzzle platformer with an emphasis on stealth >Steredenn A shmup where you upgrade your ship using power-ups found in each stage >Strider A 2.5D Metroidvania reboot of the original arcade hack-and-slash game >Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People An adventure game staring the cast of the Homestar Runner webseries >Super Robot Wars series A strategy RPG series that's a crossover of Japan's various mecha franchises and series >Super Stardust HD An top-down shooter where you're destroying asteroids and aliens >Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars It's the beta for Rocket League >Superstars V8 Racing A car sim focussed on cars with eight cylinder engines >Teslagrad A 2D platformer where you control magnetism >The Darkness series An FPS series about a hitman with magical powers, based on the Top Cow comic series >The House of the Dead 4 A port of the fourth entry in the classic horror-themed rail shooter series >The Last Guy An arcade survival game where you're trying to lead people out of cities infested with monsters >The Legend of Korra A beat 'em up where you play as the worst Avatar, but it's made by Platinum >The Orange Box A compilation of the Half-Life 2 trilogy, Portal, and Team Fortress 2 >The Pinball Arcade A pinball simulator where you can play dozens of real-life pinball tables >The Secret of Monkey Island - Special Edition An HD remake of the classic 1990 adventure game, with the ability to switch between the new and old graphics >The Simpsons Arcade Gme A port of the Konami arcade beat 'em up where you're off to save Maggie >The Wolf Among Us An adventure game where you're a werewolf detective solving fairytale crimes, based on the Fable comic series >Thexder Neo A remake of the mecha 2D platformer where you navigate environments by switching between plane and robot mode, also includes the original PC-88 game >Thunder Wolves A flight combat game where you're a helicopter pilot >Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD An HD remake of the 1999 skateboarding game with new content >Toukiden series A series of Monster Hunter clones focussed on the player fighting against Japanese demons and monsters >Trash Panic A Tetris-like puzzle game where you're trying to efficiently place and break trash in a garbage can >Trine A 2.5D puzzle platformer about a knight, a magician, and a thief saving a kingdom >Tron: Evolution An acrobatic platformer where you're a security program protecting the grid, servers as a prequel to the 2010 film Tron: Legacy >Uncharted series A cinematic third-person shooter about a treasure hunter going on grand world-spanning adventures >Valiant Hearts: The Great War A 2D puzzle game about various soldiers during The Great War >Virtua Striker A port of the original arcade soccer game >Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team A top-down shooter based in the Warhammer 40,000 universe >Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine A hack-and-slash third-person shooter where you're fighting against space orks >Warriors/Musou series A battlefield hack-and-slash series with entries taking place during the Trojan War in Greece and Turkey, the Three Kingdoms period of China, the Hundred Years' War in Europe, the Sengoku Era of Japan, the Univere Century timeline of Gundam, the One Piece manga, the Hokuto No Ken manga, the Heroic Legend of Arslan light novel, and several crossovers starring characters from the Dragon Quest series or from Koei Tecmo's catalog of properties >Wet A hack-and-slash third-person shooters with bullet time and a love-letter to 70's action films >XCOM: Enemy Within A turn-based strategy game where you're fighting against an alien invasion >X-Men: The Arcade Game A port of the Konami arcade beat 'em up based on the failed cartoon pilot "Pryde of the X-Men"

>>1034281 Average >Aaru's Awakening A hand drawn 2D platformer where you play as a god's champion >Absolute Supercars A car sim where you drive expensive cars >Alien: Isolation Another first-person survival horror video game, except based in the Alien universe >Alien Breed An HD remaster of the original 1991 Amiga game where you explore a space station overrun with aliens >Alien Breed: Impact/Assault/Descent A top-down survival horror video game that's a reboot of the original Amiga game from 1991 >Alien Rage An FPS where you're a lone soldier taking on an army of aliens who have taken over a mining colony >Amplitude A remake of the original game 2003 Harmonix rhythm game >Anarchy: Rush Hour A janky open-world Burnout clone based in Russia >Armageddon Riders A Carmageddon clone where you're racing across a world filled with zombies >Assassin's Creed series An open-world stealth series focussed upon climbing tall buildings and killing important historical figures >Astro Tripper A shmup where you defeat waves of enemies in an arena >Auditorium HD A colorful puzzle game where you're directing beems of light >Babel Rising A spiteful God-sim where you're killing waves of humans trying to build the tower of Babel >Backgammon Blitz It's Backgammon >Batman: The Telltale Series A Telltale CYOA game starring Batman >Bejeweled 2 A simple puzzle sliding game >Biohazard 5 It's RE4 but in Africa >Bioshock An FPS where you're using magical mystery juice to explore an underwater city >Black Knight Sword A 2d platformer where you're a black knight swinging a big sword >Blade Kitten a 2.5d platformer where you're a catgirl trying to catch a bounty, based on the webcomic of the same name >Blast Factor A twin-stick shooter based in hexigonal cells that increases in difficulty >BlazeRush A top-down combat racing game >Blue Oasis A fish tank simulator

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>Borderlands An FPS RPG series based on a planet of outlaws and known for it's crude humor >Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons A co-operative puzzle game where you're trying to save your father >Brutal Legend Tim Schafer's metal video game about Jack Black becoming a literal rock god >Burgertime: World Tour A 2.5d follow-up to the original Data East arcade game >Call of Duty series A FPS series that is effectively a Michael Bay movie and serves as propaganda for the U.S. military >Calling All Cars! A top-down driving game about rounding up criminals found on each map >Captain Morgane and the Golden Turtle An adventure game about the female pirate Captain Morgane >Carnivores HD: Dinosaur Hunter A first-person hunting sim where you're poaching dinosaurs >Castlevania: Harmony of Despiar A 2D side-scrolling platformer where you're navigating across a giant map to defeat the boss within the time limit >Chaos Code A 2D anime fighting game >Chariot A 2d platformer where you're dragging your dead king's casket along the way >Choplifter HD A 2D side-scroller where you're a helicopter pilot saving people >Closure A "horror" based 2D platformer around puzzles using light >Contrast A 3D platformer about an imaginary friend that can navigate through the world using shadows >Costume Quest series An RPG series about a couple of sibilings trying to save Halloween from the evil dentist >Cuboid A simple block rolling puzzle game >Dance Magic A rhythm battle game where you input attack commands with the beat >Dark Mist: The Depths of Darkness A top-down dungeon crawler >Dead Island: Riptide A first-person RPG about zombies on an island >Dead Nation A top-down shooter where you're exploring a zombie-infested country >Deadstorm Pirates The arcade on-rails shooter where you're searching for treasure with magic pistols >Death Track: Resurrection A car combat racing game with stunts >Deep Black A third-person shooter with an emphasis on water combat >DiRT 3 A rally video game across the world >Dishonored A first-person fantasy stealth RPG about saving the princess >Disney Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse A 2.5d remake of the classic Genesis game about Mickey trying to save Minnie from an evil witch >Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock A 2.5d puzzle platformer starring Doctor Who >Dogfight 1942 A WWII-based flight arcade game >Don't Starve: Giant Edition A crafting-survival game based in a world with monsters >Double Dragon Neon A side-scrolling beat 'em up that's a parody of the original games from the 80's >Dragon's Lair The original Laserdisc arcade game that's basically a series of QTEs >Droplitz A puzzle game about trying to get the right number of droplets to the end >Dyad Basically an acid trip shmup, I don't know >Elevator Action Deluxe A remake of the original arcade game about sneaking through a building, includes the original arcade game >Entwined A game about a bird and fish's love for each other >Everyday Shooter A top-down shooter >Fallout 3 What happens when you combine classic Fallout with TES >Far Cry 3 A game where you become a psychopath to save your friends from a psychopath >Ferrari: The Race Experience A racing sim where you drive Ferraris >Final Fantasy XIII The 13th Final Fantasy RPG video game >Flashback A 2.5d remake of the original 1992 cinematic platformer >Fracture A third-person shooter where you control the terrain of the world >From Dust A god-sim where you control the terrain of the world >Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime A top-down shooter where you play as a team of new ghostbusters >Godmode A third-person shooter where you fighter waves of monsters >Gran Turismo series Sony's racing sim series >Gravity Crash A gamer where you're trying to save people while firing on enemies from a moon lander >Haze A super-soldier FPS game where everyone is high on drugs >Heavenly Sword A cinematic hack-and-slash game >Helldivers A top-down looting game >Hitman: Absolution IO's renowned stealth-based series >How To Survive A top-down survival game based on an island with zombies >Hunter's Trophy series A first-person hunting sim where you kill various animals >Hustle Kings A pool simulator >Hydrophobia: Prophecy An adventure game where you climb around a crumbling and sinking floating ocean city >Hyper Void A shmup where you go through wormholes >Hyperdimension Neptunia A JRPG about the console wars >Injustic: Gods Among Us A DC based fighting game were Superman is evil >International Snooker A billiards sim >Inversion A GoW clone where your world is literally turned upside down >Invincible Knight A button-mashing hack-and-slash >Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao A kung-fu based side-scrolling beat 'em up >Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom A 3D platformer where you become various creatures >Ion Assault HD A game where you gather space particles to hurl at objects >Jeremy McGraths Offroad An offroad racing game >Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu series A baseball series focussed specifically on the Japanese baseball divisions >Journey You're a Muslim trying to use magical sentient flags to fly >Karateka A 2.5D remake of the 1984 game that was the predecessor to the original Prince of Persia >Kick-Ass: The Game A top-down beat 'em up based on the movie and comic of the same name >Legendary An FPS about fighting Greek monsters >Limbo An ambient 2D platformer about a boy travelling across a dangerous world >Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut A 2D survival horror video game

>>1034282 Average (cont.) >Madden NFL Arcade A very simple and quick football game >Magic The Gathering: Duels of the Planewalkers It's a MtG sim >Mahjong World It's mahjong >Mars: War Logs A sci-fi role-playing game on the planet Mars >Matt Hazard: Blood Bath and Beyond A 2D run-and-gun that is a parody of various modern games >Medal of Honor series A series of military FPS games where you play as American soldiers on daring missions >Mercury HG A puzzle game where you're moving liquid mercury >Microbot A top-down shooter where you're killing viruses >Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor An open-world RPG based in the world of TLoTR >Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes A simple turn-based battle game where you line-up characters to unleash attacks >Minnya no Putter Golf A simple nine course mini-golf game where you can use motion controls (Toro) or standard controls (Jasmine) >MLB 13 The Show: Home Run Derby A batting simulator >Monopoly Plus It's Monopoly >Narco Terror A top-down shooters where you're killing terrorists >NBA 2K10: Draft Combine A basketball practice game where you creat your own character >NBA Jam: On Fire Edition A remake of the classic arcade game with more modern graphics >NBA Unrivaled A simple arcade basketball game >Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent A silly adventure game about a government agent who solves puzzles >NFL Blitz The latest entry in the classic arcade football series >Novastrike A top down shooter >Of Orcs And Men An RPG where you play as an orc >Okabu A puzzle game where you play as sentient clouds >Outland A 2D platformer where you fight against African shadow monsters

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>Pacific Rim: The Video Game Essentially a boxing video game between robots and monsters >Page Chronica A 2D platformer where you use words to solve puzzles >Papo & Yo A puzzle game where you change the environment through the power of illusion >Peggle A pachinko game where you're trying to clear the screen >Penny Arcade: On The Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness An RPG staring the characters from the Penny Arcade webcomic >Pid A 2.5d platformers where you're using the power of stars to move around environments >Pinballistik It's pinball >Planet Minigolf A minigolf game with dozens of crazy courses across the globe >Plants VS. Zombies The lawn care game where you're protecting yourself from a zombie invasion >Poker Night: At The Inventory 2 A Texas Hold 'Em sim where you play against a colorful cast of entertainment icons >Pool Nation A pool simulator >Prince of Persia: Classic A 2.5D remake of the original 1989 video game using the visual style take from Sands of Time >Pure Chess It's chess >Puzzle Dimension You are an orb turning a voxel environments into 3D objects >Q.U.B.E.: Director's Cut A first-person puzzle platformer where you're inside of a computer >Quantum Conundrum A first-person puzzle platformer that takes place across dimensions >Quantum Theory A GoW clone where you and a girl are destroying a demonic tower that's consuming the world >R.B.I. Baseball 14 It's baseball >R.I.P.D.: The Game It's Godmode but with zombies instead of monsters >Rage An open-world vehicular combat FPS where you're exploring the world after a metor hits the planet >Real Steel A robot boxing game >Realms of Ancient War A top-down dungeon crawling RPG >Record of Agarest War series A strategy RPG and dating sim series where your spouse of choice effects the stats of your children >Red Baron Arcade A WWI flight arcade game >Red Faction: Battlegrounds A top-down car combat game >Renegade Ops A top-down car combat game where you fight against terrorists >Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City A GoW clone where you fight across Raccoon City cleaning up Umbrella's mess during the events of RE2 and RE3 >Retro/Grade A rhythm based shooter where you're trying to maintain the space-time continuum >Revenge of the Wounded Dragons A kung-fu based 2D platformer >Risk: Factions A "blitz"-based version of the classic Risk game >Risk The classic Risk game but with sci-fi tech >Rochard A 2D puzzle-platformer about a miner >Rock Band Blitz A rhythm game where you try to maintain five chords at a time >Rush'N Attack: Ex-Patriot A 2D stealth game where you're brutally killing Russians >Rust Buccaneers A top-down vehicular combat game where you're boats fighting >Sam and Max: The Devil's Playhouse The latest entry in the classic adventure series based on the comic >Sanctum 2 An FPS tower defense game where you fight waves of enemies >SBK Generations A motorcycle racing sim >Section 8: Prejudice An FPS where you spacedrop into warzones >Sega Rally Online Arcade A slimmed down version of Sega Rally Revo >Serious Sam 3: BFE An FPS where you're fighting endless waves of dozens of enemies >Shank series A brutal side-scrolling hack-and-slash game >Shatter Breakout with powerups and gravity control >Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments An adventure game in the long line of Frogware's Holmes game series >Shiki-tei A game where you make and grow a Japanese garden >Sideway: New York A 2D platformer were you navigate using grafitti >Simple 500 Series Vol. 1: The Mahjong: Tsuushin Taikyoku Kinoudzuke It's mahjong >Simple 500 Series Vol. 3: The Misshitsukara no Dasshutsu - Tsukiyo no Mansion-Hen An "Escape the room" style adventure game >Skullgirls A 2D fighting game with a cast of demonic girls >Skydive: Proximity Flight A base-jumping simulator where you skydive through mountainous terrain >SkyDrift A plane racing game with power-ups >Snakeball The old game of Snake but with more objectives >Sonic The Hedgehog 4 A two-part 2D platformer that details what happened to Sonic between the classic games and Sonic Adventure >Space Hulk A turn-based grid-based tabletop simulator based in the Warhammer 40,000 universe >Space Invaders: Infinity Gene A shmup that tries to be the old Space Invaders but with a twist >Spare Parts A 3D platformer about a couple of robots trying to repair a ship >Spec Ops: The Line A third-person shooter where the player does very bad things in Dubai >Spelunker Black Spelunker HD except 75% of the screen is blacked out >Splice A puzzle game about arranging DNA cells >Stacking An adventure game about tunneling into Russian dolls bigger than yourself and taking them over to solve puzzles >Star Trek A third-person shooter starring the cast of the rebooted Star Trek movies >Starlight Inception A space flight combat game >Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix It's SFII with hand drawn graphics >Swarm You navigate a swarm of blue creatures through an obstacle course >Syberia series A port of the PC adventure games about looking for the lost land of Syberia >Syndicate An FPS reboot of the classic sci-fi strategy series >Tales From Space series 2D platformers centered around a slime consuming items for the purposes of growing bigger >Tales From The Borderlands An adventure game that takes place in the Borderlands universe >Tales of Monkey Island The fifth entry in the classic Monkey Island adventure game series >Tecmo Bowl Throwback An HD remake/port of the original 1987 Tecmo Bowl arcade game with switchable graphics >Terraria It's 2D Minecraft >Test Drive Unlimited 2 An open-world racing game where you're in a competition that takes place across life-size maps of the Spanish island of Ibiza and the Hawaiian island of Oahu >Tetris It's Tetris >The Bureau: XCOM Declassified A GoW clone based in the 1960's where you're dealing with an alien invasion >The Cave A 2.5D platformer about a group of three adventurers exploring a mysterious cave >The Club An arcade style third-person shooter focussed on skillfully navigating environments and chaining together enemy kills >The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion A first-person fantasy RPG >The Evil Within A horror themed third-person shooter by the creator of the Resident Evil series >The Expendables 2 Videogame A top-down shooter where you play as the Expendables, features two of the cast members from the films >The Fancy Pants Adventures A 2D platformer focussed on speed and acrobatics >The Last Of Us A movie game where you travel across America protecting your adoptive daughter from danger >The Surfer A surfing sports game >The Swapper A 2D platformer where you create clones to solve puzzles >The UnderGarden A puzzle game where you're growing an underground garden >The Unfinished Swan A first-person adventure game where you paint the world in order to navigate >The Walking Dead An adventure game made by Telltale and based on the comic of the same name >Thomas Was Alone A 2D platformer about blocks with different abilities >TimeShift An FPS about using an experimental suit to travel across time and save the world >Tomb Raider A cinematic puzzle platformer and the second reboot of the Tomb Raider series that details how Lara "becomes" the Tomb Raider >Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 It's the classic Pro Skater gameplay for all new platforms >TopatoiL: Spinning Through The World A puzzle game where you explore a tree reaching into the sky after crashing onto it >Unmechanical - Extended A 2D puzzle game about a flying robot stuck underground >Urban Trial Freestyle A 2D motorcycle game where you're trying to navigate an obstacle course >Vandal Hearts: Flames of Judgemnt A turn-based strategy RPG that serves as a prequel to the 1996 PS1 original >Venetica An RPG about Death's daughter trying to avenge her husband >Vessel A 2D puzzle platformer with steam tech and sentient machines >Viking: Battle for Asgard A viking RPG where you're off to save Midgard >Voltron: Defender of the Universe A top-down shooter based on the 1980's localized cartoon >Wanted Corp A top-down shooter where you're galactic mercenaries fighting monkeys >Warp A puzzle game about a teleporting alien who's killing humans in an underground facility >Watch_Dogs An open world sandbox game about using technology to commit crimes >Wheels of Destruction An arena based car combat game >Winning Eleven series A soccer simulator >Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3 A top-down shooter and the third entry in Capcom's classic Commando arcade game series >Wolfenstein: The New Order A soft-reboot of the Wolfenstein series where the Nazis win WWII and take over America >World Gone Sour A 2D platformer where you use legions of the Sour Patch Kids to navigate through environments >WRC Powerslide A top-down rally racing game >Wrecked: Revenge Revisited Effectively a slot car racing game with combat >X-Blades A hack-and-slash about a a treasure hunter unleashing a dark evil >Yu-Gi-Oh! series It's a simulation of the Yu-Gi-Oh card game >Zack Zero A side-scrolling beat 'em up where you use your various elemental powers to navigate environments >Zeno Clash II A fight-person fighting game >Zombie Apocalypse series A top-down shooter where you complete various objectives in a zombie-filled arena >Zombie Driver HD A top-down driving game where you're a taxi driver killing zombie and saving people >Vividred Operation: Hyper Intimate Power A action game and visual novel based on the anime Vividred Operation

>>1034283 It tried >Abyss Odyseey A randomly generated 2.5d platformer >Battle: Los Angeles An hour long FPS based on the 2011 film >Blood of the Werewolf A 2d platformer about a female werewolf with a gun >Brink A team-based FPS game about a war between the police and terrorists in the future >Burnout Crash! A simpler take on the "Crash junction" game mode from the main Burnout series >Cellfactor: Psychokinetic Wars A team-based FPS about psychics >Counter-Strike: Global Offensive A team-based FPS about terrorists and anti-terrorist forces >Datura An adventure game where you're exploring the forest with motion controls >Faery: Legend of Avalon An RPG where you're a fairy >Far Cry 4 A 30 minute game where your reunite with your step father and bury your mother's ashes >Girl Fight A 3D fighting game with a cast of only girls >Hoard A game where you fly around as a dragon and collect loot >Homefront An FPS about Best Korea invading and taking over the U.S. >Ikki Online An HD remake/port of the 1985 top-down shooter where you're a farmer fighting against Ninja >Linger in Shadows An interactive movie that you're trying to break >Mesmerize Use the PlayStation Eye to make various screensavers >Modern Combat: Domination A team-based FPS about terrorists and anti-terrorist forces >Rainbow Moon >Rainbow Skies A turn-based isometric strategy RPG >Rocketmen: Axis of Evil A top-down shooter where you're shooting at Martians >Scourge: Outbreak A GoW clone >Sonic The Hedgehog A 3D platformer that was suppose to be Sonic's first big forray into HD gaming >Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows A co-operative hack and slash game starting the mutated teenage turtles from the comics >The Punisher: No Mercy

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An arena FPS with a storyline, based on The Punisher comics >Tori-Emaki A PlayStation Eye game where you use the camera to control a flock of birds and navigate across a massive interactive painting >Tower of Guns An FPS where you clear different arenas of enemies in a massive tower >Under Siege A fantasy RTS >Unearthed - Trail of Ibn Battuta A third-person shooter about a Muslim treasure hunter >Vividred Operation: Mayonnaise Operation with Akane! A simple 10 minute game where you decorate various rice dishes with different mayonnaise flavors Bad >Amy A survival horror video game where you're transporting a little girl across a hellish country >Bioshock Infinite A FPS where you're using magical mystery juice to kill yourself and destroy your country >RA.ONE: The Game A sci-fi beat 'em up >The Price is Right It's "The Price is Right" Games available on the PS3, but that I have not played the PS3 version of >Akiba's Trip: Undead and Undressed An open-world beat 'em up where you're ridding Akihabara of vampires by stripping them naked >Bayonetta A hack-and-slash game about a sassy witch suffering from amnesia >BlazBlue Continuum Shift The sequel to Calamity Trigger with new characters and plot lines to discover >Deus Ex: Human Revolution A prequel to the Deus Ex FPS RPG series focussed on a conpsiracy around cybernatic augmentation >God of War A hack-and-slash game where you become the Greek god of war >Goldeneye 007 A remake of the N64 Rare FPS based on the film of the same name, starring Daniel Craig >Hatsune Miku: Project Diva series A rhythm game series centered around songs produced using the Vocaloid software application >Killzone An FPS that is effectively WWII in space >Monster Hunter 3 The 3rd entry in Capcom's monster hunting series >No More Heroes A hack-and-slash game about the world's biggest otaku becoming the #1 assassin >Resident Evil 4 The classic zombie horror series goes to Spain to save the president's daughter >Singularity An FPS about an alternate reality produced through time travel where the Soviet Union never collapsed >Sonic Unleashed A 3D platformer where you play boost levels during the day and beat 'em up levels during the night >Split/Second A car combat racing game centered around courses loaded with traps and hidden pathways that you can activate like power-ups, some even drastically changing the race >Star Wars: The Force Unleashed series An inbetween-quel of the Star Wars series that focusses on the exploits of Darth Vader's secret apprentice >Stranglehold A third-person shooter continuing the exploits of Detective Tequila from the 1992 Chinese film Hard Boiled, produced by John Woo and starring Chow Yun-fat >Surf's Up A game about surfing penguins, based on the film of the same name >Tales of Smyphonia Another entry into Bamco's ARPG series >The Godfather series An open-world sandbox crime-drama series that follows the events of The Godfather films, with nearly the entire cast reprising their roles >Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. An arcade flight combat game about a group of mercenary pilots >Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Trilogy An HD remaster of the original three stealth action games focussed on the exploits of Sam Fisher >Wheelman An open-world sandbox crime-drama based in Spain with a focus on action-movie stunts, starring Vin Diesel Hope something there wets your appetite.

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>>908442 >>908457 Cool demo, did N64 ever emulate SNES officially?

>>927542 Did you make OOT mods since this time last year, Anon?

>>905504 >hardware emulation I dont see what benefit this brings the point is still the same, emulating the hardware and operating system of another device difference is that now its being done at lowlevel if its not 100% 1 to 1 hardware+software mimicking, I dont see how it will avoid the same problems current emulators have

>>1031892 Get back here nigger, this thread will never die.

>>1059599 FPGAs aren't a magick solution to all emu problems, but they have an inherent advantage in executing their instructions at the same clock due to not "emulating" hardware by translating its instructions into other instructions but rather LARPing as an IC at the gate level, mind you it's still a LARP just like a software emulator. This, provided the I/O surrounding the FPGA is set up correctly and its VHDL of acceptable quality, gets rid of latency problems and also permits use of the FPGA as a drop-in replacement for another chip, which is what the SD2SNES flashcart does to emulate various SFC enhancement chips. Disadvantage is that being a physical chip emulator various software injects, hacks and other features common to current age software emus are either straight up impossible or very difficult to implement.

>>970271 Sounds like you didn't decrypt the isos. Even while they're encrypted you can mount them and see them in the XMB, but they won't run. You need to decrypt them with the proper keys on a PC before copying them to the PS3.

Good news, an actual softmod called Bad Update has been released for the 360. https://github.com/grimdoomer/Xbox360BadUpdate Bad news, it's tethered, takes about 20-30 minutes to execute and only works around ~30% of the time.

>>1059413 The only official emulator for the N64 that I'm aware of is the one included with Excitebike 64 that would let you play the original Excitebike for NES. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy2PqdndtXE

>>1078479 I'm glad the Rock Band Blitz demo can be downloaded to a USB & be used for this instead of THAW because I can already see that game get even more expensive & harder to find. Guessing the best case scenairo for a more permanent hack would be something like HEN on the PS3 & PS4, where something in lieu of CFW has to be manually enabled from the dashboard every time the console is powered off. From what I've also read, this works with Winchester 360s

The PS3 remake of the Japanese arcade game Dancing Eyes has been dumped and made available to the public: https://archive.ph/yR9uQ The game is a varation of Qix about tiny monkey attempts to undress various girls by removing patches of the clothes. The game was originally announced in 2011 alongside Pac-Man Championship Edition and Galaga Legions, to the utter scorn of outlets like Kotaku: https://archive.ph/C2NxC And officially canned less than a year later: https://archive.ph/dW0K However a little over a week ago, someone was able to find a QA build of the game and managed to dump it: https://hiddenpalace.org/Dancing_Eyes_(Mar_10,_2011_Prototype) Here are the only instructions at the moment detailing how to play it: https://xcancel.com/aldostools/status/1902060592510464179 <The EBOOT.BIN is a FSELF. It requires to be resigned as npDRM free retail SELF (EBOOT.BIN) using scetool. <It also works on CFW DPEX or PEX with DEX patches to allow FSELF.

>>1080955 >aldostools Glad to see another reason to jailbreak my PS3. I need to get rid of the old thermal paste (on both the CPU and GPU) on my PS3 Slim console though.

>>1078479 >no open-source license That means it's copyrighted by default. He's a fucking retard.

So do wii/gc games have faster load times if they're run off of a usb rather than a disk?

>>1084017 Yes, cause instant access times + higher 4k random reads there's probably a difference between a really crappy USB stick and a good external SSD as well.

>>1084017 >games have faster load times if they're run off of a usb rather than a disk That goes for about every platform except the PS2, which has USB 1.1.

>>1084030 >>1084041 Yeah? Like measurably faster?

>>1084093 Measurably yes, noticeably not really, we're talking about seconds saved over an hour of play, you'd have to check with speedrunners for exact numbers.

>>1084093 SD or USB for GC/Wii, doesn't really matter. Fact is that they're both faster than disks because the lasers that read the optical media are aging & getting more spotty. There's also disk rot.

>>1084017 >>1084315 >disk It'd be nice if either of you could spell.

>>1084325 Disc and disk are both correct spellings, though some style guides recommend disc for things like DVDs and disk for hard drives.

Have you modded your Xbox 360? It's got a pretty good library of exclusives and multiplats that it got the best version of.

>>1090377 I would if the Bad Update exploit got refined enough to be more like PS3 HEN where the success rate is more guaranteed and doesn't take quite as long to enable.

Saving this thread as well

>>1090413 Bad update is hopefully the start of something better. PS3 HEN is awesome for all of the jank. Everything from playing burnt region free PS1 games to playing games off of a flashdrive is a lot of fun

>>1107671 I hope it is the start. I have been waiting 20 years for the last great Xbox to get cracked. I really don't want to take it apart just to solder some wires in for extra games.

Anyone know how much of a hassle it is to compile some wii homebrew off of github? Wiistation has gone a while without a release and I'd like to see if there have been any performance compatibility improvements.

>>1107898 If you can follow https://github.com/saulfabregwiivc/WiiStation#compilation-information , probably not so complicated.

Nuts Glad to see this place has a homebrew thread too

>mod a Wii for my ex boss he just wanted the few Wii disc games he had to be installed in the usb >they tested it and it worked fine >they ask me for some GC games, I check everything is fine, told them to check it too >they take the Wii with them on a vacation, but never checked the usb to see if everything loaded fine >us loader GX now black screens when launching a Wii game >Nintendont works fine He was pissed, I could hear his kids being little shits too In the phone call Anyone else mods stuff for money?

>>936050 >>1111603 Lemme help ya, here's the latest version of the emulator. https://gbatemp.net/threads/wiistation-another-fork-of-wiisxrx-released.614405/page-150#post-10561394 This was the last build for 4 months, now split between software rendering and Hardware Rendering, the latter runs the fattest but with very shitty blurry graphics and locked at 480i, but it shows lots of promise to run all games at fullspeed now. Keep in mind the people at GBAtemp are kinda dummies with kinda low standards so they tend to sometimes exagerate a little. For most basic titles and mainstream games, just stick to SoftGPU build and old GFX to run games smoothly with no stutter, some games tough still slow back to 35-40fps at certain parts even for simple 2D games sadly but it usually happens only to obscure titles.

>>1127171 Running cf2w in Wii mode let's you play the games at full speed btw, Wii U only

>>1127211 >no 240p What's the point?

>>905439 >buy a wired 360 controller roughly 15 years ago >power surge fries whole PC and everything plugged to it >buy dualshock 3 because it was $10 in FUCKING GAMESTOP >face buttons don't work >clean it thoroughly >now it works >getting it to work on PC is a pain, more so if you want to use it via bluetooth >3 years later, controller is on its last legs What do i buy now? I don't need a $200 meme controller with swappable sticks or whatever, just something with a decent dpad (i play mostly castlevania/metroid clones) that i can literally plug and play. Another 360 controller maybe?

>>1133847 Use a N64 with HDMI for that.

>>1133960 I have an 8bitdo SN30 Pro and it is a solid controller. I know some people have had issues with diagonals on 8bitdo’s controllers, but I haven’t and it is apparently an easy fix. XBox One controllers also have good dpads compared to the 360 controllers, but I have an older one with an actual dpad and not the weird octagon thing on their current controllers.

>playing 2d games with a xbox 360 controller That is demonic

>>1133960 just get one of those wired 360 controller clones

I'm getting into soldering just to mod my Falcon Phat Xbox 360. Makes me more interested in physical mods. Might do a capture card mod for my n3DS and hardmod for my Redbox v2 Switch.

I genuinely wish the PS4 shmups and arcade ports were on the warez sites, I can't even download Rayforce or TGM for my hacked PS4.

>>1135922 the 360 finally got opened to softmods recently

>>1136489 BadUpdate isn't reliable enough for me. What other softmod?

>>1116748 How do you get in that game? Shit like softmods are piss easy so I can do them. Even some hard mods aren’t that bad, GDEMU for Dreamcast is just a screw in, screw out type deal

>look up guide on how to jailbreak a ps4 firmware 11.00 >need an ethernet cable >go out and buy one >turn my ps4 on >it's on firmware 11.02 My dumbass fault for not double checking but if the 11.00 jailbreak has been around for about 9 months now how long until one gets discovered for 11.02?

Gonna be buying two Switch 2's, one for stock firmware and one for future Homebrewan. Realistically, how long will it be before there's some manner of homebrew for Switch 2?

>>1140725 I plan on doing this too. I figure any future hacks are going to be hardmods. Learn to solder now.

>>1140725 5 hours

>>1127211 There's a Saturn Emulator in the works as well and slowly being updated, but right now its more of a proof of concept cause most games run super slow on a regular Wii, i know the Wii U might run them better but it has no 240p, not that this emulator supports it currently tough.

>>1144517 forgot link https://github.com/fadedled/seta-gx sorry.

I'm on 12.00 and I'm wondering should I just update or wait ™

The ps4 is fully hacked no matter what firmware you have, but the trannies just dont want to share the real exploit They rather keep farming good boy points from sony to buy new dildos and some hotpockets

>Decide to clean the side pad of my new 3ds >Finish and assemble the console again >Now New Super Mario Bros 2 won't launch Every other game works fine so I don't think is the SD card

>>905504 it's absolutely NOT fun in the case of a PS4/PS5. having to wait YEARS with your console gathering dust for an exploit

can the PS4 Pro emulate the saturn and OG Xbox well? it can emulate everything else up to the 6th gen and even Wii and Wii U well.

Just buy a xbox it is easy as fuck to softmod and then tsop or just use a modchip

>>1164253 nothing really emulates OG Xbox well other than the official OG Xbox emu on 360/One/SX and even then you're limited in what you can run on those

>>1165215 how the fuck isn't OG Xbox emulation finished? it's just an x86 chip ffs. it's the only way to play GTA III and VC definitive editions.

>>1164669 it was one of the biggest consoles there was until the PS5 came out. too much space. better to get a 360 and emulate the games even if the emulation is half-assed

>>1163746 I had this happen without opening my n3DS. It was the copy of the game I had. Try a different cia.

>>1164253 >can the PS4 Pro emulate the saturn https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps4/Sega_Saturn_Emulator_Compatibility_List

>>1116748 Why the fuck would you ever do something like that? Now everything is your fault forever. >Wii black screen <Anon's fault >Scratch discs can't be read <Anon's fault >Boss's daughter gets teen-pregnant and dies of a fentanyl overdose <Anon's fault

Wiistation update for OpenGX and SOFTGPU builds https://gbatemp.net/threads/wiistation-another-fork-of-wiisxrx-released.614405/page-154#post-10637114

>>1187938 I feel like the dithering is different in this version. Am I crazy?

Hello cute frens, I'll be getting an used DSi tomorrow and I'd like some help figuring out a few things: What should I do in order to test if everything is working well? I've made a small list already. - All buttons (is there an easy place to test them?) - SD Card slot (i don't have any sd card laying around so I'm pretty fucked with that) - Screens (duh) - Charging port (I asked him to charge it to 100%, that way I'll at least know it's still working enough to charge the device) - Both cameras (for the camera exploit) - Hinge (are there any telling signs that the hinge is going to break or if it feels fine then it's probably fine?) Am I missing anything essential? I also have a broken DSiXL from when I was a kid, everything other than the top screen should still work (I fucked the top screen ribbon cable during disassemble a long time ago, but that should be the only thing broken), do you guys know if most of the modular internals (like the sd card reader, or the wifi chip) are interchangeable between the normal and xl versions? I've also read the dsi.cfw.guide website, downloaded all the necessary things and bought a 64gb SDCard from amazon. The seller says it comes with an old (but working, he sent a video of the device) R4iTT but I'm planning to save everything in the SD card slot. Other than that I've been eyeing those aliexpress clear shells (like aliexpress.com/item/1005007260043401.html) , my biggest fear is cutting the top screen ribbon cable again when disassembling it. Are those still really low quality? I remember them having really bad fitting issues, requiring you to file excess plastic from the buttons and all that. And what do you guys think about my game/homebrew selection? I guess I'll use it as a music player with MoonShell too but I'd have to convert my 5k songs from opus to ogg, which is quite annoying. I'm not sure if there's any DSi music players that support opus.

>>1199767 >No SD Card laying around I don't have any microsds, but I do have an mSD to SD adapter. Is there any menu that would be able to show whether something was inserted in the SD slot or not? If there's one I could remove the mSD card from the R4 card and put it into my SD adapter just to check if the port is working or not.

>>1199767 I see you have puzzles, yet you don't have Picross 3D or Hotel Dusk (Trace Memory too) You also don't have WarioWare DIY. If you're using your DSi more as a utility, then throw in Personal Trainer: Cooking for a good cookbook in your pocket complete with adjusting servings and a shopping list for your foods. Consider the novelty of being able to speak commands to the mic without having to touch the DS as you cook your meal, this was made before Siri and Alexa. America's Test Kitchen: Let's Get Cooking is another cookbook that operates like Personal Trainer. Clubhouse Games is good for a time killer.

How is the PS1 emulation scene on the 3DS?

>>1197261 Which build are you usin

Has anyone used a 256gb usb 3.1 memory stick in a wii? What is the maximum size it wii supports?

>>1236647 1 TB seems to be the maximum, but its recommended to use a portable SDD, the only issue is that most of those had HORRIBLE shitty flat cable connectors that give errors and causes this thing to whizz and whiff with connection errors without even asking and eventually to internal damage or files getting fucked.

>>1236647 The Wii's USB ports are 2.0, they won't read the data at 3.1 speed. As far as maximum capacity, it's 2TB if you're formatting as Fat32.

>>1199767 Don't replace the OG shell with a chink one. If you're going to order something from aliexpress, get a R4 clone without the timebomb. https://www.flashcarts.net/ds-quick-start-guide

I was able to order 5 switch 2’s last night. I have a feeling the hori piranha plant camera is going to be an effective vector for launching vulnerabilities. Any thoughts?

>>1197261 main

Anybody know/remember demoscenes? i'm wondering if there's any decent ones for anything past 5th gen. Most of the ones i've seen were for old computers which were impressive but still not that great compared to what could be done with newer consoles.

>>1257994 Autism

>>1187938 I took another look and yeah I'm pretty sure the dithering is different from before. When playing silent hill when the dithering is at its most intense there are several evenly placed breaks in the pattern across the screen whereas before there may have been 2 or 3.

>>1144517 Even 2d games run slow on the wii?

https://x.com/OatmealDome/status/1916557212509478946 No more gc/wii homebrew chuds, nintendo's lawyers were right all along to shut down modded tournaments.

>>jailbreak a 3ds >fill it with Pokémon games >gift it to my nephew >my brother returns it >"we don't want him to turn out like you" Pain uguu~ At least I know he doesn't care. It's that she-bitch he married.

>>1277439 What a faggot

>>1277869 It's nice that you tried, anon. You'll make a great dad one day.

>>1277869 That's a weird way to phrase a no vidya policy, at least you got it back.

What the fuck is pic related's problem?

>>905439 I can't help but think about that one Joe Jackson song every time that channel music starts https://youtu.be/PJwt2dxx9yg I'm surprised there isnt a high quality rip combining them

>>967361 With a PS4 on 7.50, I wonder if it would be worth it to update to 9.00 or 11.00 for any reason or if it's like the 3.60/3.65 Vita days and it was better to stay put on something older. >>1277869 That's brutal man.

>>1288613 9.00 is still good for me when I want to play PS1, PS2, & Sega Saturn games. From what I have looked up, 11.00 will still work for emulating those platforms as long as the latest GoldHEN is used. I haven't updated to 11.00 though to do some testing as far as performance improvements.

Should I buy online PS4 games just in case or is it fine to pirate them?

>>1288667 Also, the PS4 can emulate PS2 and Saturn Games fine? Didn't know that.

>>1289736 >>1289733 >Should I buy online PS4 games just in case or is it fine to pirate them? What do you mean online PS4 games? >the PS4 can emulate PS2 and Saturn Games fine? Some Saturn games, see >>1177054 for compatibility list. Same deal with PS2 games, some will work while others will not. Compatibility list here https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps4/PS2_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List I would say the PS3 is better for PS2 emulation as there's more playable titles there than on PS4.

>>1277439 Apparently the guy claiming this went to the ends of the earth to prevent people from confirming that Byuu was dead, and also it's entirely within RTEMS's licenses to take code from it. Like that's the point of libre licenses and he didn't provide any actual examples of those licenses being misused in any way. Nigger just causing shit for no reason with no actual proof

>>1289810 >What do you mean online PS4 games? Think he means games with online multiplayer. There's no way to play online without PS+ is there?

>>1289881 >Think he means games with online multiplayer. There's no way to play online without PS+ is there? If the games are free to play then no, they shouldn't need PS+ I don't know if I would want to buy them though considering the PS4 is already 10+ years old and sony could begin pulling the plug for those games. >>1289851 They responded. https://xcancel.com/devkitPro/status/1916902595358003498 >We hope that Hector Martin one day finds whatever peace he needs to let go of the consuming hatred he has for us that motivates him to repeat every slander and half assed theory of wrongdoing on our part. https://mardy.it/blog/2025/04/no-libogc-did-not-steal-rtems-code.html >And one day we hope that journalists will find a way to resist the clickbait world of throwing up stories without bothering to factcheck. Rushing to publish stories full of drama doesn't make the world a better place. > With much gratitude to Alberto for taking the time to investigate properly.

I recently hacked my 3DS and my god why haven't I done it when nintendo cut services off of it. Unfortunately I have a storage problem so I can't play any 3ds games until I make time to go get a bigger SD card. So far I had tried running Doom and it runs like shit. But I also played some DS games I had forgotten about or lost over the years. >>1280263 He's forever mad that Linus didn't suck his dick after he got told off by him and his vtubing career went nowhere. So he's trying to fuck up the open source and homebrewing scene in anyway he can because he is literally that fucking bitter that nobody is worshiping him. Pic related

>>1289881 There are plenty of ways to play online without ps+ using a modded ps4. It's game dependent but it works.

>>1080955 Update on this, there is now a way to install the game directly to a retail PS3: https://hiddenpalace.org/Dancing_Eyes_(Mar_10,_2011_Prototype) <To play this build on HEN or a CEX unit you have to use the one from the external link and install both PKGs present.

I have a ps4 with nobd, does the safe mode option of initialization to factory reset, bricks the console?

A new kernal exploit has been released for PS4/5 https://yewtu.be/watch?v=nhVUXHyWEuU

Waiting for a ps3 Hen enabler thing like for the ps4

>>1134656 I'd like to buy something that i DON'T have to fix. >>1135725 I got one a week ago and it broke today.

I hope the Switch 2 is eventually as healthily modded as the 3DS was. Gamers should be able to experience that joy no matter which system. It's genuinely a great feeling to install a custom wallpaper and sounds.

>>1277869 >We want him to pay for things and not get them for free >We don't want him to become more tech-literate >We don't want him to enjoy a greater range of options for a system and all games therein Silly mentality for them to have

>>906061 Cheers anon, much appreciated. I already run a PS3 with a network share for the disk games, but is there any way to mass install PKG files, their updates, and cracks? Going to be putting these on an external HDD via usb. Consolemods has a "guide" for PKG extraction, is that where I should be looking?

>want to play burned ps1 games on my ps2 slim >install mechapwn >burn a game >ps2 just makes a weird clicking sound and then gives up So I'm basically right back where I started except now I just patch my ps2 isos differently

they decompiled mario party 4 and theres work being done for a board editor

https://gbatemp.net/threads/wiistation-another-fork-of-wiisxrx-released.614405/page-155 New build of wiistation out. It's pretty decent though the menu has a little bug in it. With the opengx renderer it actually renders games at 480i which is interesting to see on a crt though a lot of effects and textures are still glitched. Ive also noticed that if you use the software renderer, if there's a game where you can't get a full framerate you can disable dithering and that seems to pretty much always get you up to 60. For some games like silent hill it looks pretty rough and I wouldn't recommend it but for something like ape escape I think its fine. Dithering alone seems to eat about 20-25 frames of headroom.

Hi thread. So, quick question, and the answer Is probably be no, but someone gave me this Wii console and the GC ports weren't accesible because the cover was stuck. Then I noticed it wasn't stuck, it was held with screws and wasn't meant to be open, because this is a Wii Family Edition (RVL-001). So I investigasted and learned that the optical drive doesn't take small discs, so it's only for Wii games, and that Made it cheaper because they saved money on GC conponents. But they left the holes! There are holes for two memory cards and four controles, and i can clearly see a plug for the things (pictured in the closeup), so my dumb question is, are there Game Cube components for sell somewhere? Like, no company makes just that piece of electronics? It's a dumb question because even if the answer is yes, it's probably more trouble than it's worth. I mean, even if they sell it on AliExpress for 20 dollars, I can probably find a fully functional Wii with GC compatibility for $20. But I still kinda wanna do it if possible, just out of frustration. Now I'mma mod the shit out of this one for Wii and emulators.

>>1492043 >Wii Family Edition (RVL-001) *RVL-101 >so my dumb question is, are there Game Cube components for sell somewhere? From what I have looked up, there doesn't seem to be anyone who sells the componets by themselves. >it's probably more trouble than it's worth. I mean, even if they sell it on AliExpress for 20 dollars, I can probably find a fully functional Wii with GC compatibility for $20. That's pretty much the reason. For the amount of time spent to solder off the componets from a dead Wii & transplanting them to the Family Edition Wii, you would be better off just getting a Wii with GC compatibility. >But I still kinda wanna do it if possible, just out of frustration. From what I also looked up, it is possible. Whether it's a simple soldering job of transplanting them to the PCB board & calling it a day or needing to do more than that, I can't say.

>>1492043 That has to be the ugliest Wii I've seen. Looks like a gym shower wall. Like ugly tiles on the wall of a public toilet, or even worse, the subway in Argentina, if you've ever been. Could you paint it a decent color first and then worry about about giving it extra functions? Which, by the way, you don't need because with Nintendont you have the GC games and emulated memory cards, and there are adaptersfor the controller if you really need a GC controller. >the optical drive doesn't take small discs I was wondering how much could they have saved by not including the GC parts, and I guess it's a few dollars per unit, but for sure the most important part must have been the drive. If they replaced the drive with a more standard one, that must have knocked down the price a lot. I understand frustration, I know it can be a great motivator (like hatred or pain) but I suggest you drop this one. It's not gonna read mini DVD even if you somehow give it GC ports. The magic was within you all along or something. Did you mid it already? If so, you must have already learned that you don't need to worry about no ports.

BadUpdate for the Xbox 360 just got an update that's supposed to increase the success rate & cut down on the time it takes to finish. Still not 100% like PS3HEN though

>>1646952 Nice.

>>1646952 haven't followed the current scene, but does this means no more RGH chip?

>>1648257 >does this means no more RGH chip? No, not quite. The one thing RGH has over Bad Update is the guarantee of your 360 booting to its homebrewed state at (relatively) lesser time since it's attached to your 360's board Bad Update may have a slightly better success rate and faster speed than its previous iteration, but it can still fail to load the exploit at some point and make you start all over again, and possibly still fail at other attempts too. When I have time, I can do 10 attempts at getting Bad Update to load and note how long each attempt took or if one of them failed to get an idea of what to expect. From what I've also read, it's possible to backup the 360 NAND with the Simple 360 NAND Flasher via Bad Update where the backup can be copied to the USB. However, I think you might encounter problems if you run your NAND through JRunner and install it to your 360 from the Bad Update method. I don't know if it's because the console is expecting the RGH wires/chip or if Bad Update messes up the NAND since the exploit involves bypassing the hypervisor. So it's not the end of RGH, but the writing is on the wall once Bad Update gets refined enough to have an even higher success rate and speed. Once that happens, expect 360 prices to increase unless it's the Pre-Falcon models that are prone to RROD or Slims that have dying EMMCs.

>>1646952 Whats the success rate now?

>>1648897 They say it's 80%, and the boot time cut down to about 30 seconds to 5 minutes depending on luck. Meanwhile I'm trying to find an archive of the XBLA. I remember something I missed out on getting while the shop was around.

>>1648958 >Meanwhile I'm trying to find an archive of the XBLA. I remember something I missed out on getting while the shop was around. https://archive.org/details/XBOX_360_XBLA

Hey fellas, been fiddling with Bad Update since the last update. Good shit. Only failed once after dozens of attempts. Just wondering, is there any safe way to get time-stamped achievements? I hear stuff about Proto and stealth servers to connect to Xlive but idk

Also, I'm trying to get OG Xbox games working but idk what I'm doing wrong. I pasted the Compatibilit y folder on the HddX partition and everything, but when booting, it just throws a very quick notice that I can't fully read (I think it just says the Xbox game I'm trying (Black) isn't compatible) then boots back to Aurora Again, using Bad Update. idk if I'm missing any steps.

Finally did some tests in how long it took for Bad Update to successfully load on my Jasper Xbox 360 via Rock Band Blitz. I doubt the model revisions make a difference in faster loading speed as I would assume the timing across all the 360s is the same. 10 attempts were done and I used a stopwatch to measure the time: 1 - 1:15 2 - 2:50 3 - FAILED (It was technically still running after 5 minutes and it maybe could've worked, but I wasn't going to wait longer than that) 4 - 1:50 5 - 1:00 6 - 0:45 7 - FAILED (The music stopped and the screen froze) 8 - 0:20 (Fastest time) 9 - 1:39 10 - 1:34 I never used older versions of Bad Update since they reportedly took longer to patch and had a lower success rate, but I think anon will be satisfied with those times reported. PS3 HEN, for reference, takes about less than 20 seconds to load. It's not at that point yet for the 360 so we'll have to keep our fingers crossed for more improvements. Game-wise, only Protect Me Knight didn't work because it said that it needed to connect to Xbox Live. The rest of them, however, do load and play. I'd like to make a note that Deathsmiles is one of those games that has multiple .xex files beyond default.xex which need patching. >>1659184 >I hear stuff about Proto and stealth servers to connect to Xlive but idk I don't think Proto is compatible with Bad Update yet, much like DashLaunch. IIRC, you need to have the Proto plugin added to your RGH console's DashLaunch scripts and Bad Update doesn't have that cause you can't install it to your console without it being bricked. >>1659475 >I'm trying to get OG Xbox games working but idk what I'm doing wrong. I pasted the Compatibility folder on the HddX partition and everything, but when booting, it just throws a very quick notice that I can't fully read (I think it just says the Xbox game I'm trying (Black) isn't compatible) then boots back to Aurora Haven't got to the point of testing OG Xbox games via Bad Update, but I have a feeling it might have to do with the version of xefu you're loading for that game. According to the console mod wiki here: https://consolemods.org/wiki/Xbox_360:Original_Xbox_Games_Compatibility_List Black is officially supported on xefu3.

>>1659616 I got it working a bit after I made that post. I was missing some files which I hadn't pasted yet. After playing for a bit, Black plays great. some FPS slowdowns, though, but I read also that some Xbox games are rendered at 720p on 360 so maybe that's why. >Protect Me Knight didn't work because it said that it needed to connect to Xbox Live Doesn't Aurora have a "Fake Live" option for those cases? Unless it needs a real Live connection in which case yeah it's not working yet I think

>>1649189 There needs to be a Deep Web/Dark Web equivalent for that to be hosted, such as on I2P

>>1646952 Do you still need to patch all backups and homebrew to get it to work?

>>1659896 >Do you still need to patch all backups and homebrew to get it to work? Yes, even if some games have multiple .xex files like Deathsmiles here >>1659616

Just realized with Bad Update that one could use a USB HDD enclosure and have that HDD hold up to 2TB of games. More of a convenient option than RGH, but RGH would allow more than that via FatXplorer.

Whenever I fire up wii2600 to play some atari games my wii disconnects my wiimote and I'm stuck on the main menu. Long shot but can anyone help?

>>1660659 Before you run the homebrew channel, go to the wii's home menu and hold the sync button on your console for 15-30 seconds. That will erase previous wii remote connections from its memory. Sync your wii remote to the console again. Once paired, then load the homebrew channel and try running wii2600 again.

Any progress on getting the NSO Gamecube controller to work on PC? Specifically Dolphin. Bought it in anticipation of a workaround as I hear Nintendo disabled PC compatibility unlike the other NSO controllers (which I regret not getting now that I know this).

>>1660776 Wired USB connection might work. Otherwise just gonna have to wait. The old PowerA Gamecube controllers work though.

>>1660754 Thanks but it still doesn't work. As soon as wii2600 fires up the connection is just dropped. The wiimote lights don't even blink, they just shut off and thats it. If I try to sync while it's running it doesn't connect.

>>1660812 Does your remote have Wii MotionPlus? IIRC, there were some homebrew programs that it wasn't compatible with and I think I experienced that issue before where it just shut off and wouldn't interact with the console until it was restarted. Meanwhile, the non-Wii MotionPlus remotes operated fine. If you have another remote to try it on, it would be worth a look to see if you experience that same problem. >If I try to sync while it's running it doesn't connect. I don't think you can sync the remotes in any homebrew program, that's why I suggested the home menu earlier.

>>1660843 Update Downloaded wii2600 for myself and tested it with a Wii MotionPlus remote and it stayed on for me, so a remote having that upgrade doesn't seem to break anything. Try downloading wii2600 from this link I found on gbatemp where they were troubleshooting atari 2600 emulation with a Wii MotionPlus remote: https://www.mediafire.com/file/shfv49m5ma5l4ul/ Don't know if it's the same build as what you have, but it's worth a try

>>1660969 It worked! Thanks a lot anon. I don't know why they leave the version messed up for some people sitting around in the homebrew browser.

>>1659896 I haven't had to patch anything yet. Admiteddly though, I'm downloading stuff that I assume was already prepared for RGH/Homebrew loading

>>1261542 I know about tech demoscenes too. I honestly don't understand why they fizzled into such a niche beyond the 4-bit, 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit era, overall.

>>905439 Now that the PS3 PSN Store store got knocked down recently, be it via insolent hackers, overlooked buggy lines of code in the servers, or a deliberate move by Sony to shut it down, what will become of NoPayStation for PS3?

>>1668301 >what will become of NoPayStation for PS3? Probably something like Wiimart. They should already have the hashes verifed of those downloadable content

>>1668408 There's a lot of DLC and stuff missing from NPS that has yet to be archived iirc.

>>1668301 I'm just glad I backed up my PSN purchases. Wasn't gonna let Front Mission 3 just rot on my Ps3.

>>1668813 What did you use to back them up?

>>1668451 Myrient has a lot of content that is absent from NPS, but even that is still incomplete.

>>1668301 >what will become of NoPayStation for PS3? It's still working for me, at the moment. So spend this time downloading anything and everything that you want while you can.

I plan on installing PEX version of Evilnat CFW 4.92.2 on my NTSC 4 port Phat PS3 sometime soon (the one with software-based PS2 backwards compatibility instead of hardware-based, and has a built-in 80 GB Hard Drive). I wonder if its possible to back up PS3 save and trophy data in ways that don't involve USB flash drives nor external HDDs? Stuff like Memory Sticks and SD cards.

>>1669299 For certain games, you download the eboot to your PSP, then extract the rom out of it with PSX2PSP, or in some cases you extract the bin and cue files. Then again I was only playing old roms and other games that are easy to back up and extract.

Another quick question. OG Xbox games had DLC. Is there any way to install and use those on a 360?

Alright, now I'm questioning as to whether I should use the CEX, PEX, or D-PEX versions of Evilnat CFW 4.94.2 on my Phat PS3. I already had it Jailbroken and installed with CFW once on a previous OFW version, via CEX. Besides naming, and the different colors of the XMB waves while booting up, what are the differences? Also, what is the difference between "PC USB" and "PS3 USB" in this context? I have gotten a little confused regarding them in recent months.

>>1674042 DEX >debug firmware similar to PS3 devkits. Unless you’re diving deep into PowerPC or CELL hardware-level work, you do not want it. PEX >hybrid firmware that adds some developer/debug features from DEX. Fine if you want to have a curious glance at dev features. CEX >standard retail firmware without developer/debug features. Since you're mostly using your PS3 for vidya games, you want this.

I managed to brick my Wii because I turned it off too early during the shutdown/restart process for the Windows NT homebrew program. The system was still running the OS at that point, and it hadn’t fully restarted back to the Homebrew Channel menu. By shutting it down prematurely, I interrupted the process and ended up with a permanent black screen regardless of the video cable being used. This happened even though Priiloader was already installed on my Wii. Lesson Learned: Always choose “Shut down the computer” (not “Restart”), wait for the message that it’s safe to power off, and only then should you turn off the console. Don’t make the same mistake I did.

>>1696517 I am sorry to hear that anon. Is there no way to factory reset it?

>>1696517 Nand backup?

>>1696938 >Is there no way to factory reset it? I can't go to the Option menu where I could select Format Wii System Memory. There's no access to the Wii home menu. There is a recovery mode, but you can only bring it up by having a Gamecube controller on hand, plugging said controller to port 4, disassembling the case so that you can press all 4 directions of the D-Pad at the same time together, and powering up the Wii. You'll know its in recovery mode when it displays the version number and region of your Wii console. By that point, you would insert the diagnostic disc and follow instructions to recover the console. Now if you removed the Diagnostic Disc Check on Priiloader, you could insert an exploitable Wii game like Smash Bros. Brawl with Smash Stack, or any other retail game and use the Bluebomb exploit where you set up the chain of attacks on a Linux machine. The former assumes you still have that exploited save file on your console, instead of deleting it when you're done with the softmod. I delete them, cause they take up space that could be used for channel Forwarders. Brawl alone takes up at least 128 blocks Unfortunately, I can't get to recovery mode despite pressing all 4 of the rubber pads of the d-pad. A penny or quarter should be big enough to hit all 4 directions when pressed down. Thus, my console will be difficult to salvage and may wind up being better as 'For parts' instead of wasting time in troubleshooting. >>1697687 >Nand backup? Not possible, even if I did manage to have a copy of the NAND saved somewhere. It's a bad brick that not even Bootmii can work with. For reference, here's the different kind of bricks: https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Brick#Identifying_a_brick Mine is very likely to be the Low Level Brick. And just to give an idea of how severe it is... >This is one of the most dangerous bricks, because not even BootMii can fix it. While boot0 is in ROM, boot1 is on the NAND and is SHA1 hashed in OTP. This means if boot1 is modified at all, the signature check will fail, and boot0 will refuse to boot. boot2 suffers in the same way, although its signature is checked via RSA signature verification instead of ROM, so this brick could also be caused by a corrupt boot2 signature, resulting in boot1 refusing to boot the system. No part of the official boot process allows recovery software to be booted, leaving the Wii in a bad state. Thus, I have to install the Infectus modchip to install the boot contents. Problem though is that nobody makes or sells that chip any more. I'll reiterate: Don't make the same mistakes I did. >inb4 why are you even running windows NT on the Wii, you faggot Multiple .img files can be mounted on the Wii, not so much with the Di.

>>1698013 >*DingusPPC-NT emulator on windows and linux

Super late reporting, but I just learned six different FIFA games on the gamecube can be used as a softmod and boot up Swiss, the homebrew loader. There are more copies of those soccer games on the market, and they're cheaper than James Bond 007: Agent Under Fire ($15–$20) and Splinter Cell ($7–$15). They seem to get into Swiss faster with zero button pressing and in 15 seconds (according to a youtube video I watched of the demonstration.) For comparison, Agent Under Fire takes 30s & 4 buttons while Splinter Cell takes 37s and 1 button.

>>1698255 The memory card files for these games FIFA World Soccer 2002 https://github.com/Zephiles/fifa2002-exploit FIFA World Soccer 2004 https://github.com/Zephiles/fifa2004-exploit FIFA World Soccer 2005 https://github.com/Zephiles/fifa2005-exploit FIFA World Cup: Germany 2006 https://github.com/Zephiles/fifa-wc2006-exploit FIFA 06 https://github.com/Zephiles/fifa06-exploit FIFA 07 https://github.com/Zephiles/fifa07-exploit

>>1698013 Did you at least manage to get any interesting games running through windows on it before it died?

>>1699231 I haven't tested any newer games since I last reported on it in the PC Hardware thread 2 months ago here >>1461561 The most interesting of the lot isn't a game, but the campaign editor for the original Starcraft. If there's a way of solving the video playback issue that causes the game to crash to the desktop, then Starcraft would be a must-have. (Though you won't be able to set up multiplayer matches cause the homebrew program doesn't have a network card to relay LAN connections with) I have yet to try Age of Empires on it, but word on the net is that it's supposed to run decently. Far as I'm concerned though, NT on the Wii only really works for Win 3.1x games cause for the many newer windows games that didn't work on it, the ones that did (like Deus Ex) ran very slow and choked. There's not a lot you can run with the machine only having 77MB of RAM, especially when you can't even solder in more RAM chips to get a better performance like you could on the OG Xbox. Even if RAM wasn't an issue, some games have checkers in them that expect you to be on a Pentium CPU or a later Service Pack that the PPC build of NT can't install. I did find the PPC version of wx86 by microsoft as an alternative to motorola's SoftWindows32 x86 emulation program that works the same way, but I can't vouch for it having better/worse compatibility yet. There's another Wii I can use for more of my windows NT mis-adventures. After what happened though to the last one, I'm gonna make sure that BootMii is installed with Priiloader, and make a note to only shut down the NT system instead of restarting it and going back to the homebrew menu.

While digging around for more x86 software to test on Windows NT 4.0 PowerPC for the Wii, I stumbled upon something interesting: NT4 Visual Update. This was a graphics mod released on a forum about 15 years ago (coincidentally on 9/11!). The original author overhauled most of NT 4.0’s icons and textures, giving the OS a facelift that looked more like Windows Vista (See pic 2 for their preview) instead of the default Windows 95 aesthetic it originally launched with back in 1996. The original download links were long since dead, but I luckily managed to track down a working download through archive.org. There was just one snag: the mod requires Service Pack 3, which the PowerPC build of NT 4.0 never received since it stopped getting updates after SP2. While x86 programs can technically run under Motorola SoftWindows 32, emulation only gets you so far before errors and compatibility quirks start appearing. From my testing, installing components like Microsoft Visual Basic 5.0 seem to improve x86 program support on the machine, but those benefits also hit a ceiling since newer revisions often expect later Service Packs that PPC NT simply doesn’t have. Since the installer wouldn’t even run on the OS (and there weren’t any compatible binary editors for NT 4.0 PPC), I had to get creative. Using Resource Hacker, I manually ported the updated assets into NT 4.0 one by one. It was a tedious process, and some assets weren’t injected since NT 4.0 PPC SP2 was missing certain functions and callbacks. However, enough of them worked to bring the OS closer to that Vista look the mod was going for. Since NT 4.0 supports TrueColor, you can actually drop in most of the Windows Vista wallpapers and they’ll display with full color just fine, icons too. By setting the login background to pure black (0,0,0) in the registry editor and swapping out the default NT 4.0 boot graphic with a custom .BMP of your desired wallpaper in 640 x 480, also via a quick registry edit, the entire login process starts to feel much closer to the “Vista spirit.” Since Windows 7 is the sleeker, more beloved evolution of Vista, I swapped in a Windows 7 wallpaper for both the desktop and login screen. All of that being said, keep in mind this setup is not perfect. It’s more like a bunch of gum, duct tape, and spit holding the whole thing together. In spite of that, this still manages to pull off a convincing illusion and cozy vibe of the Aero era that newer OS's don't have. TL;DR >dug up an old NT4 to Vista skin pack (dead links, found it on archive.org) >needs SP3, which NT 4.0 PPC doesn’t have >manually hacked the assets in with Resource Hacker >used TrueColor + custom wallpapers, and cobbled together a fake “Vista/7” vibe. >it’s hacky, but it works and feels comfy This is compatible on the Gamecube and Wii U as they also have the Windows NT homebrew program. Pics 3-5 are by me.

>2019 >softmod my Mario 25th DSi XL from 2010 to run shit through the SD card via camera exploit >make Twilight Menu's firmware the default on startup for some reason >want to revert it >fuck up >bricked >cry for hours about it because muh childhood >fast forward 2024 >get it checked with a tech guru >he says my only solution is to do some Ship of Thesus kind of thing to it >sometimes have dreams where I unbrick it somehow I miss my DSi, bros... the 3DS is not the same...

>>1717457 What kind of brick are we talking? Are you unable to turn it on? Stuck on a black screen? Stuck on a white screen? Have you tried either >holding POWER+A+B >holding POWER+SELECT

>>1717457 I had something similar happen where it got stuck on the boot screen because of an issue with my microsd to SD card adapter, removing it before booting fixed it, and then I'd plug it back in after. I suggest trying this

A week ago i got my hands on a fat PS4 (not the launch model, the very first revision with physical buttons) through a coworker, dude unloaded it on me out of the blue because "i like games" and he thought i could fix it or at the very least use the spare parts on my own console (i don't own any). Pretty much the only game i've ever wanted to play on this, bloodborne, i already emulated months ago, but i figured i might as well get it up and running. It's in top shape, the power button was stuck because it was dropped, but you can literally pop the lid off the thing and push it with ease. I tossed one of the many spare SSDs i own on it, not before checking the firmware (6.02), and hacked it by literally just going to a website in the PS4's shitty browser and pressing two buttons. I already wasted $15 on a dualshock 4, are there any games i should try on this that don't work on >shadps4?

>>1720977 consider knack and infamous, dunno whether or not they work on shadps4

>>1720977 I haven't checked in a bit, but I don't think gravity rush 1 and 2 are playable on shadps4 yet, so play those

>>1720977 You could use it to play PS3 games that aren't able to be emulated yet.

>>1720977 You can play Sega Saturn games on it

>>1720977 Last guardian

>>1721947 >ps3 on ps4 how

>>1722907 By installing Linux on the PS4 and running RPCS3

>>1723046 It will barely run, even pcsx2 performs poorly on it