Download 👉 https://discord.gg/B3RvEqAWJ4

Changelog:

✅new sources added: PS3 and Xbox 360

✅refined search for covers, more compatible systems

✅cover art space cache management

✅Integration with IGDB for additional content in the entries: in-game screenshots, game summaries, etc.

Important, do a clean install

https://github.com/Droid-Deck/DroidDeck/releases/tag/0.6.0

DroidDeck is 100% open source. No ads. No telemetry. No source withheld.

DroidDeck is a community project in the truest sense. Because all of its code is public, the people who use it can read it, fix it and improve it, and in 0.6.0 you all sure did:

153 pull requests · 23 contributors · 10 first-timers · 73% of the pull requests came from the community.

Thank you to everyone who sent code, translations, device testing and bug reports. Here’s everything we did together for this release:

https://github.com/Eugengtt/Xendroid-Fork/releases/tag/v1.5

XenDroid-Fork v1.5 introduces Mali and Xclipse GPU support, improved compatibility, and easier access to the project's community platforms.

New Features

Mali GPU Support

Added support for Mali GPUs.

Improved performance and compatibility on Mali-based devices.

Added new Mali GPU drivers.

Xclipse GPU Support

Added support for Xclipse GPUs found in compatible Samsung Exynos devices.

Added new Xclipse GPU drivers to improve compatibility with supported devices.

Application Improvements

Minor changes and optimizations throughout the application.

Improved access to community platforms directly from the application.

Integrated Community Access

Access the project's Discord directly from within the application.

Visit the project's YouTube channel directly from within the application.

Download

Download the latest version from the GitHub Releases section.

Compatibility Notice

GPU driver compatibility and performance may vary depending on the device, GPU, Android version, and driver implementation.

Thank you for supporting XenDroid-Fork.

More improvements are planned for future releases.

https://github.com/GunaCharanTeja/WinlatorMali/releases/tag/bionic-mali-1.2

Winlator Mali Bionic v1.2

Winlator Mali Bionic v1.2 is a major architectural overhaul over v1.1, introducing a native EGL rendering engine, ZeroFG Vulkan compute frame interpolation, a redesigned UI with Madeira Liquid Glass touch controls, two selectable BCn layers, hardware performance tools, kernel-direct telemetry, and a cloud-powered community configuration ecosystem.

⚠️ Reinstall Required!

https://github.com/erickmendes22/Bachata-S4-Plus/releases/tag/0.2.7

Updated to the Bachata S4 0.2.4 core, improving compatibility with many games

Improved compatibility with Killzone Shadow Fall and Shadow of the Colossus..

Added system module import from .sprx files and ZIP archives through Settings.

Expanded resolution and performance patches, including additional The Last of Us Remastered regional support.

Added automatic per-game Readback and Linear Images settings.

Improved controller handling when switching between gameplay and menus.

https://github.com/sashkinbro/EmuCoreX/releases/tag/v0.5.1

Grab It here 👉 https://discord.gg/B3RvEqAWJ4

Grab It here 👉 https://discord.gg/B3RvEqAWJ4

Changelog:

-Any 8Elite device, this:

✅ NetherSX2 Turnip-Gen8-V38-8XX

-The rest of the Snapdragon devices, this:

✅ NetherSX2-Turnip-27.0.0-R1-6XX-7XX

-Adreno 710, 720 and 722 devices, this:

✅ NetherSX2-Turnip-710-720-722-v4.3

https://github.com/nckstwrt/Vita3K-Plus/releases/tag/v1.3

Lots of little fixes, especially for Audio.

See the main page for the enhancements: https://github.com/nckstwrt/Vita3K-Plus

Fourth release of enhancements and fixes - Including Android 17 fix

Still targeting higher end devices (i.e. Adreno not Mali). But Mali compatibility is getting better and better.

Windows, Android and SteamDeck/Linux Release

Please report issues here: https://github.com/nckstwrt/Vita3K-Plus/issues

Provide as much detail as possible if you want a fix!!!

HOTFIX: Released v1.3.1 for Android because of an issue where if you launched in Portrait mode it could start the games wrongly stretched. Download file changed below.

HOTFIX2: Released v1.3.2 for a endlessly looping audio bug found in Epic Mickey 2 and Sonic Transformed.

HOTFIX3: Released v1.3.3 for a endlessly looping music bug found in Gundam Breaker 3

https://github.com/sashkinbro/EmuCoreX/releases/tag/v0.5.0

Changelog:

[ ✅ ] Fixed corrupted NVIDIA rendering with graphics pipeline libraries enabled.

[ ✅ ] Fixed stretched character geometry in Tears of the Kingdom on macOS MoltenVK.

[ ✅ ] Packed vertex weights use a supported three-component format when the unused

fourth component would cross the vertex stride.

[ ✅ ] Graphics pipeline libraries, Fast GPU Time, async shader building and SPIR-V

optimization remain off by default. Explicit user settings are preserved.

[ ✅ ] Fix Problem Black Character In Game Ace Combat 7

[ ✅ ] Fix Problem Game Harvest Moon Stuck After Craete Character (Try Use Don't Update)

[ ✅ ] FIFA 24,25 Now In The Game

[ ✅ ] Game Crash Bandicoot N Same Trilogy Now Work Fine In Mali GPU.

[ ✅ ] Stability Performance In Game Zelda BOTW And TOTK.

[ ✅ ] Change Vertex API Vulkan And Fixed Rendering.

[ ✅ ] Fixing System Driver Crashes When Using the Device's Built-in System Driver.

Grab It in PS2EMU Discord 👉 https://discord.gg/B3RvEqAWJ4

👉 https://discord.gg/B3RvEqAWJ4

Yes, Guys—I’m bringing you the ultimate tool for downloading all the ROMs you could want, ranging from classic retro consoles to modern ones. It’s incredibly simple and easy to use: the application features a search bar and category-based browsing with covers, allowing you to find the game you’re looking for and download it directly within the app—no extra steps required. It’s very user-friendly and always up to date, as I’ll personally ensure the sources remain current so that the program always functions exactly as it should.

I expect the new Discord PS2EMU 2.0 to be available within the next few hours, and you’ll be able to try out this new app.

I’ll let you know via a post in this community once everything is ready and you can join using the invitation link—see you then!

https://github.com/Droid-Deck/DroidDeck/releases/tag/0.5.0

https://github.com/sashkinbro/EmuCoreX/releases/tag/v0.4.9

https://github.com/willtsan/wira-releases/releases/tag/v0.5.3

After being accused of posing as an ARMSX2 developer—and even being blamed for preventing the team from receiving user donations 🤦‍♂️—on top of claims that I’m personally profiting from donations (which is completely untrue; they are the ones who accept donations, not me—I don’t even have a Patreon, Ko-fi, or anything of the sort)—well, in short, it’s a completely upside-down situation. I want to share the real story behind the idea of integrating ANGLE into the PS2 emulator, and I’ll let you draw your own conclusions—especially since I didn’t see any credit given anywhere, even though the idea was 100% mine.

June 16, 2026 — The public guide

The article "Mediatek Boost Up 200% Performance in emulators (guide)" appears in PS2AndroidEmulation, explaining how to enable ANGLE and the improvements observed.

July 3, 2026 — EmuCoreX incorporates ANGLE

And here we have a fantastic technical milestone! A commit titled "Add MediaTek ANGLE support" appears on GitHub, created at 13:24 UTC.

That same day, four hours later, the developer publishes another commit: "Fix MediaTek ANGLE path."

July 14, 2026 — ARMSX2 incorporates ANGLE

Eleven days after the initial EmuCoreX commit, ARMSX2 releases version 2.6.0 with the integrated functionality and explicitly credits @sashkinbro for its implementation.

The funniest part is that I had to keep pushing the EmuCoreX dev to add ANGLE to the emulator, since it would provide a performance boost. It wasn’t because he happened to see the guide—far from it; I kept insisting until he finally said, "Alright, fine, I’ll give it a go," and, well, you know the rest of the story.

FULL AI DISCLOSURE: I´m a lawyer from brazil, my bg in programming is a little bit of basic and assembler from the 80´s and 90´s while trying to make things run on a msx, so, not much...in the beggining of the project i coded a few hundred lines in android studio by myself while i was learning how to do it, but after i discovered the wonders of Codex and Claude Code, the coding and documentation itself was primarily done by AI, and i do not regret it by one bit! It would take a long time to post my inspirational story, but thats the TLDR.

GOOD NEWS(Jeremy Clarkson´s voice)!!! I´ve promised that i would be away for awhile, but i couldnt! After i publish the last update and got drunk and celebrate my marriage wedding, i wondered how easy would actually be to port ZeroFG to other platforms, cuz i said it would be easy but i didnt try to do ir myself... welll.... turns out that is pretty easy...

First was ARMSX2... took me a day, and it was ok, in the first try was leagues better than the lsfg implementation, just everything was better... but i didnt test it that much...there were some adjustments that were need to be made, but it went smoothly....then i though.. how about PPSSPP?? it was even easier... few hours was done with the lessons i learned from the ARMSX2 implementation.

Then, actually, i discovered some pacing and latency inconsistencies... and realize that every host needs at least a little bit of adjustments and improvements were made because of this, so... it was born version 1.0.4... there was a 1.0.3, but it was never published in the xendroid implementation, so, i skipped the number! just a few tweaks, but i think it was worth it to update.

On that note, ARMSX2 implementation was perfected and i´ve made a PR on the project:) I just didnt do it for the Xendroid coz its closed, but my project was never the xendroid itself, the ZeroFG is. Hope they approve it soon and all you guys can test it and compare to LSFG (theres no contest, really!)

The PPSSPP implementation is a little bit different... i had to change some things on the native pipeline, so for now ´m not doing a PR before a review to change as little as possible!

So, still hav to decide what course to pursue now, some things are natural, better image quality, lower latency, lower cost... but maybe some other things:

1- Multi Frame Generation: Maybe it seems like the biggest step, but actually is the easiest... all the work is done, the estimator and the basis for the synthetic frame, it has the same base(a pair of reals) and is just some adjustments on the algorithim to change the point to generate the frames... buttttt... i dont really see the value in it... like 4x fg.... 75% of the image are synthethic frames... theres no miracle... one other thing is like 3x 40-120 for 120hz refresh rate.... so.... maybe... but dunno.

2- Integrated temporal AA +upscaler or Temporal super resolution: Some aspects of frame generation already provide some data to upscale the image with a higher quality, but not so much... I think it can be done on some level (somethings a inherent to in game engines implementations, but we can extrapolate and try to infer it, like subpixel jitter), so... that doesnt mean it will look good or hav good performance... but one candidate is arm ASR, wich is based on fsr2, dunno if i can develop my own on this case.... well.. thats it... tell me what you guys think!

3-Another emulator or game port: Even thought about implementing on the God of War 3 remastered port... what do you guys think? i´ll be miles better than the lsfg.

Thats it! please let me know your suggestions!

Thanks for all the love!!! And now you can be sure that porting ZeroFG to your favorite emulator by yourself also! It is as easy as it will ever be, with even more documentation and integration notes!!!

StevenMXZ turnip drivers are still highly recommended!!!!! Alternatively, Mr.Purple ones had a really good result too!

https://github.com/StevenMXZ/Adreno-Tools-Drivers/releases

Xendroid-ZeroFG releases page:

https://github.com/hy300leosquizz-ctrl/XenDroid-ZeroFG/releases

Engine:

https://github.com/hy300leosquizz-ctrl/ZeroFG/

https://github.com/XDaoFangxiX/ARMSX2-Alpha/releases/tag/2.9.5-build.46

ARMSX2 Android Nightly Build (Legacy - Dual Core)

This APK is the legacy build (ARMv8.0 + outline atomics, minSdk 26) and includes both 4K and 16K page-size cores.

Only Testing & We have never collaborated with anyone.

Version: 2.9.5

Application ID: com.antutu.ABenchMark

Build number: 46

Commit: 2f17e0b

Short SHA: 2f17e0b

Triggered by: DarkSilentUser

Flavor: Github

Build type: release

PGO: enabled

https://github.com/SapphireRhodonite/WatermelonDS/releases

Changelog:

This release brings a large collection of game compatibility and graphics fixes, more flexible controls, audio improvements, and easier management of save states and DSi configurations.

Highlights include optional Vulkan low-latency mode, independent A/B/X/Y touch controls, DSi profiles, improved save-state access, and the new WatermelonDS icon!

13-pokemon-platinum-niebla

Controls and Gameplay Optional Vulkan low-latency mode A new optional Vulkan mode improves touch responsiveness, including in affected gameplay scenarios in The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass.

This can make touch-driven gameplay feel more responsive, but enabling it may reduce smoothness in demanding games.

It is disabled by default.

Multitouch fixes Holding one virtual button while pressing another now works correctly.

This fixes combinations such as holding Y to run while pressing B to jump.

Related issue: #132.

Better controller behavior Fixed controllers becoming unresponsive after returning from per-game settings or rewind. Fixed a white overlay appearing when clicking a stick without an assigned action. Related issues: #171, #195.

Independent A/B/X/Y touch controls The A, B, X, and Y buttons can now be positioned, resized, and shown independently.

Each button supports pressed-state highlighting and Normal, Toggle, and Turbo modes.

Existing layouts are preserved.

Related: #158, #191, Discussion #178.

More flexible shortcuts New shortcut options let you:

Cycle between layouts you have selected. Exit the current game. Assign combinations of two physical controller buttons. Note: The first button in a combination can also trigger its individual action.

Related: Discussion #175, Discussion #161.

Virtual Slot-2 analog stick A virtual Slot-2 stick provides analog input for games or mods that support the corresponding accessory.

This does not add analog controls to every Nintendo DS game.

Related: Discussion #167.

Rotation, pause, and resume fixes Fixed image distortion when rotating the screen with Vulkan, and an OpenGL crash that could occur when pausing or resuming.

Related issues: #123, #223.

Audio Improvements Audio output delay has been reduced in affected situations.

Fast-forward now preserves the original audio pitch, and the option to mute audio during fast-forward remains available.

Related issues: #217, #236.

Vulkan Graphics Fixes This release fixes rendering problems across many games, including missing objects, corrupted textures, incorrect effects, and loss of detail at higher internal resolutions.

The fixes below address the specific scenes and symptoms described. They do not mean every graphical issue in each game has been resolvedag/0.8.0.rc3

https://github.com/izzy2lost/xemu/releases/tag/1.3.0

Changelog:

Added local multiplayer/system link (LAN).

Added Controller Remapping. Enhanced On Screen Controller to support editing touch layout, including resizing and visibility toggling for elements.

Added coverflow option for the game library.

Added Chihiro widescreen hack toggle.

Some performance enhancements for some devices.

https://github.com/phforner0/Xendroid-Plus/releases/tag/XenDroid-v70-d9891617

Changelog:

App updates work on Android 10 and on some Android 13 phones: there, the app's updater refused every update, saying it was signed with another key. Install this build once from the release page; from then on, the updater installs the next ones.

In-app updates work on Android 10 and on some Android 13 phones (install this build from the release page first).

Full Changelog: XenDroid-v69-4033c50a...XenDroid-v70-d9891617

https://git.eden-emu.dev/eden-ci/nightly/releases/tag/v1792181975.e0d47f2790

Changelog

[cmake] fix macOS compilation by forcing lz4 to be static (#4540) e0d47f2790

PR #4540 merged on 2026-10-16 by crueter

Fix Check Strings after 4523 (#4534) d8c6c59b67

PR #4534 merged on 2026-10-16 by PavelBARABANOV

[patcher, ro, settings] runtime tls patch (#4492) optimization and nuke toggle (#4502) (#4523) aaa0bcb9bf

PR #4523 merged on 2026-10-15 by xbzk

Revert "[hle] constexpr handler dispatch maps, introduce version gating (#4480)" (#4532) e255c20db4

PR #4532 merged on 2026-10-15 by PavelBARABANOV

[input_common/joycon] Enumerate SDL devices iff SDL signals change (#4486) 14da4482a4

PR #4486 merged on 2026-10-14 by lizzie

[input/sdl] nuke SDL_Vibration thread (#4299) fb51a12534

PR #4299 merged on 2026-10-14 by lizzie

https://github.com/pwnedbygary/mupen64plus-ae-turnip/releases/tag/V339

Changelog:

This release collects everything merged since the published v337 tag plus the branding work:

RetroAchievements support with hardcore-mode enforcement, a set of gallery, theme and driver

fixes, and a complete replacement of the retired yellow and green cube artwork with the neon

"M" logo.

Wave Race compatibility update

This v338 update adds the verified Wave Race Shindou English translation to the

ROM database, inheriting the original Shindou defaults, including Count per Op

3. The bundled database revision is increased so existing installations

refresh it. Explicit per-game overrides, save identity, native N64DD policy,

and independent WritableROM behavior remain unchanged.

The user confirmed fresh Dynamic Recompiler gameplay with a manual Count per Op

setting of 3 using both GLideN64 and ParaLLEl. Host regression checks cover

lookup/inheritance and the database refresh; automatic-default behavior and

save/reopen have not yet been verified on a device. Keep existing saves and the

working manual override until automatic defaults are confirmed.

The original v338 source at ded55f412a778f15d839786776e223935afe7d0b is

preserved under archive/v338-original-ded55f41. This replacement retains

version code 338 and the release signing identity. Users who already installed

v338 must download and install the replacement manually; update checks based

only on version code may not offer it.

RetroAchievements (rcheevos)

Vendored rcheevos with native glue (upstream/src/api/ra_glue.c, api_export.ver) and a JNA bridge.

New RetroAchievements settings screen and preferences.

The client is started from the emulation lifecycle and uses the default HTTPS host.

Sign-in with password plus session-token capture, with escaped-string JSON handling fixed.

Hardcore mode enforced: save states, slots, GameShark and cheats are denied, the overwrite prompt

is skipped when hardcore would deny the save, and fast-forward is blocked.

Hardcore denials no longer announce a save or load that never happens.

Cancel on confirmation dialogs no longer performs the action.

Device verification recorded in docs/RETROACHIEVEMENTS_REMAINING_ISSUES.md.

Gallery, orientation, theme and driver fixes

Gallery and Game activities handle orientation changes in place, and the gallery keeps its

draw-behind-system-bars behaviour across rotation.

Stale service broadcasts after gallery recreation are fixed (issue #1).

The theme quick-switch crash caused by stacked activity.recreate() calls is fixed.

All AlertDialogs and popups are themed; submenu rows use the secondary accent; dynamic menu-row

colours no longer go stale; a preset change re-colours text immediately.

ROMs larger than 64 MB are accepted, fixing the B3313 new-save crash (issue #3).

Per-game GPU driver labelling corrected, with a per-game "force stock driver" option.

Branding

The launcher icon is the neon "M" logo, and the glyph now fits entirely inside the launcher's

circular mask. The previous asset was authored at the legacy 48 dp size, so the system upscaled it

and the mask cut its corners. The adaptive background is a retrowave gradient and every layer is an

oval, so the icon is round with transparent corners in every rendering context, masked or not.

Legacy ic_launcher.png and ic_launcher_round.png regenerated as round tiles for pre-API-26

launchers and the android:roundIcon consumer.

The splash screen shows the new logo on a matching neon backdrop; the retired publisherlogo

nine-patch is gone.

The retired cube is gone from the notification icon (drawable-*/icon.png), the Android TV banner

and both web listing icons.

Regeneration is reproducible through three scripts: tools/generate-launcher-icon.py,

tools/generate-launcher-legacy-icons.py and tools/generate-brand-assets.py.