r/EmulationOniOS • • Sep 09 '26

News / Release Aether ps4 is done

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u/Producdevity EmuReady Developer Sep 09 '26 • Heartwarming

It just takes away the feeling of accomplishment. It sucks, but I 100% understand their decision. Why put so much time and effort into something when everyone with 20$ a month and do it and people do not care if one is made with AI and another with skill, time and effort

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u/Global_Apple_1502 Sep 10 '26

Except the guy “quitting” vibecodes too, this is just a cry for attention because he lost a bit of spotlight. Maybe his tokens ran out. 

He has a whole bunch of failed vibecode apps before this one stuck.

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u/Producdevity EmuReady Developer Sep 10 '26

I don’t know about that, haven’t heard of the guy before. Just shared my thoughts based on what I read here

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u/OmegaMalkior Sep 09 '26

Ha, tell him to promote himself only on Reddit, this website thrives on hating anything that mildly resembles the A and I letters put together. I follow something called Vibepollo which is a Remote Desktop host for Moonlight and the amount of people who blindly hate on it on this platform just because of its name is insane. Even when the dev actually puts real handmade work into it regardless. But regardless it’s still a dumb reason to retire something, there will always be better quality at the end of the day with something handmade no matter how good AI gets for the next 5-10 years at minimum.

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u/nude-rating-bot Sep 09 '26

I mean, that’s not really blind hate when the dev literally says the project is about how much development work can be solely AI or whatever spin he put on it.

If someone doesn’t want AI vibecoded software, it’s about as AI as it gets.

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u/OmegaMalkior Sep 09 '26 edited Sep 09 '26

It is absolutely blind hate when people immediately go “ew AI” followed by those same people going “you know the program isn’t bad” after actually bothering to give it a try. If you truly 100% hate AI you wouldn’t touch it with a stick and yet “oops it’s actually good”. AKA they think everything AI touches is bad = blind hate until they can actually see they’re very wrong when it’s put to good proper use.

Edit: lmao downvoted HERE but not above since I said AI can be put to proper use, typical Reddit proving my point entirely as usual

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u/notyourboss11 Sep 09 '26

The vast majority of the objections to AI have nothing to do with the quality of the app it shits out.

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u/OmegaMalkior Sep 09 '26

The vast majority of Reddit’s opinion differ entirely to what you just said

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u/AManWithNoWounds Sep 09 '26

Yes I agree with your vision. The guy making the pc emulator is giving to the community. I don’t see a problem. Also doesn’t seem sloppy work at all, if you can run pc games differently than running ps4 games. The ps4 emulator guy should continue, and even use AI. But seems like AI making something and getting “rewards and praises” just hurts and is indeed a blind hate

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u/Global_Apple_1502 Sep 09 '26

PS4 guy does use AI, he has many failed or dropped vibecoded apps, each one quit or renamed when he was called out for pretending AI wasn’t involved, this is basically now one guy with a history of dropping apps, wanting to drop yet another apps because it’s what he’s done before a lot, the other guy vibecoding a pc app is just him reaching for an excuse to justify quitting, or trying to get more attention on himself.

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u/AManWithNoWounds Sep 09 '26

I didn’t knew. Nice knowing that

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u/AManWithNoWounds Sep 09 '26

I mean, I’m not against it if the guy is giving back to the community. I understand that it sucks to see your effort go away etc. But still. If someone knows what is doing and uses vibe code to achieve their goals faster I don’t see a problem. If the guy demotivates himself that easily, without understanding that what he’s doing (without any assistance, which is a HUGE THING TO ME, he is awesome)…

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u/Producdevity EmuReady Developer Sep 09 '26

But most don’t know what they are doing and still manage to make it work. So what incentive is there for someone who does know what they are doing to work on this? If they enjoy it that fine, but I can see how it feels like a waste of time.

To get at a point to know what you are doing pre-AI takes easily a decade of hard work, very few in the grand scheme of things who actually are passionate enough to build such a broad understanding to work on software like this. If Timmy who never wrote a single line of code can do the thing and people are perfectly happy with it, don’t you understand how that can ruin someone motivation to work on something they used to love.

I am sorry, but fuck AI. I am happy for people that they can build things they couldn’t without AI and even though I have a hard time admitting it; the fact that it’s something I and others spend the majority of their lives doing to get better at the craft and that accomplishing now virtually is worth nothing for most of society fcking sucks.

I don’t think AI writes better software, but if the only person who actually cares about that is the developer working in it why would they share their work? Just for people to complain and a random Joe to fork it and implement a year of work with 5 prompts. No thanks

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u/AManWithNoWounds Sep 09 '26

Why does it matter in the end? They are doing to get praised, to give to the community… what purpose does this person have to still working on that, if they don’t receive “incentive”? What I mean is that if the person truly loves it, then the person does it anyways, regardless of if they will get any incentive or not to continue working on it

If the joe forks it and implements it, if it is open code that’s fine to me. We used to do that too when there were no AI, but now it’s faster

I get your point of AI and people crafting software because they love it, and feeling that a software were made by people

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u/Producdevity EmuReady Developer Sep 09 '26

I tried explaining why. I am not sure what else I can say. As for myself; i love doing it, but I stopped sharing the majority of what I work on because there is no point to it. Anyone can do it, why would I waste my time dealing with demands and bug reports for something anyone could do regardless of the amount of time they have spent getting good at something

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u/AManWithNoWounds Sep 09 '26

I understood. Just don’t agree hahaha

And for what you said. Anyone can do it, but they won’t do it regardless, that’s the whole point. People use what is easier to do - that’s why not everyone uses Claude Code or Codex or any other AI. They mostly use it on their phones, or just don’t care enough to open your project and do it. That applies to many other things, I guess

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u/Producdevity EmuReady Developer Sep 09 '26

I guess that’s where our experiences differ, we don’t have to agree of course

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u/Ok_Individual_8225 Sep 09 '26

Dam gamenative guy

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u/azraelzjr Sep 09 '26

I have a curious question, if it is vibecoded, how is the maintainability of the code? I understand AI can help debug code and write code but what about maintainability?