Batocera 43.1 just dropped to fix your disappearing game collections
The Batocera team released a quick stability patch to address missing systems, storage bugs, and controller issues introduced in version 43.
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Flash emulator Ruffle just got its first official release
The Rust-powered Adobe Flash emulator has finally hit version 0.2.0, moving beyond nightly builds to offer a stable release for desktop and web.
NetHack just got its 5.0 update after 39 years of development
The NetHack DevTeam has released version 5.0.0 of the classic roguelike, breaking save compatibility but adding thousands of fixes.
DOSBox Staging just dropped its 0.83.0 release candidate
The popular DOS emulator fork is nearing its next major stable release, bringing disk noise emulation, better controller support, and new CRT shaders.
The original ZSNES creators just dropped a brand new emulator
After 19 years, zsKnight and _Demo_ have reunited to release SUPER ZSNES, a completely rewritten, GPU-accelerated SNES emulator with per-game enhancements.
CachyOS just swapped Octopi for Shelly in its April update
The Arch-based Linux distribution has a new default package manager, better AMD monitor support, and automatic system snapshots for easy recovery.
The Commodore 64 just got an update to 64Fetch
Korbo has released version 2.4.1 of 64Fetch, bringing the popular neofetch aesthetic to the classic 1982 home computer.