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Development updates from the Mikage 3DS emulator project, covering releases, tooling and the technical challenges of emulating the Nintendo 3DS. Readers get insight into emulator architecture, homebrew tooling and the project's open-development approach.
A fortnightly-ish newsletter covering videogame emulation, retro game news, and fan translations of Japanese games, with a chatty personal voice and a stated stance against AI-generated content. Readers get news on F-Zero GX discoveries, fan translation progress, and emulation hardware, plus curated reads from other sites.
A personal blog by a computer programmer documenting side projects, including a Z80 emulator in .NET and experiments training reinforcement learning agents to play ZX Spectrum games. Readers get candid, first-person accounts of engineering decisions, framework comparisons and the technical problems encountered along the way.
Hit Save! is a video game preservation nonprofit whose newsletter covers new archive additions, a relaunched resource portal for preservation, and interviews with companies bringing classic games to modern platforms. Readers get news on preservation projects, practical pointers to tools and guides, and industry context.
A weekly emulation and handheld gaming newsletter covering news on game preservation services, custom firmware for handhelds, and new emulation apps. Readers get short, opinionated rundowns with practical notes on what's worth trying.
A setup guide series for the VirtualHub tutorials, walking readers through installing retro computing emulators such as Ersatz-11 and SIMH Eclipse, plus the telnet client, on Linux and Windows. Each issue gives step-by-step commands and notes on package sources and common pitfalls.
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