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Switch: https://t.co/2SbFny0mjh
⚠️ A Switch 2 emulator does not yet exist!
It took over 3 years but it actually exists.
So glad to have something to hold that represents all the hard work the team went into making Hi-Fi Rush.
And top quality from @sdxgames here. Premium!
This version has all languages as well!
SDX has info on overseas orders!
The Wii was home to not just casual slop, but a surprisingly large number of core gamer titles. However, a lot of them are trapped on the system. Here's just 5 First party published* titles that deserve a full on remake on the switch 2! https://t.co/XtATPH4yNk
You will be able to play PS3 games WITHOUT installing the PS3 firmware in the future!
Another PS3 system module - cellSysmodule - is now fully implemented on RPCS3 instead of being loaded from the PS3 firmware, thanks to capriots, bringing us a bit closer to this long-term goal.
Download the offline installer of any of your games on GOG, save it to a disc and it's yours forever.
You don't need a storefront's permission to play what you bought.
. @MSF_USA is the embodiment of compassion knows no borders.
When we say we're here together, we mean it. Here to stand for what's right & together as a collective to help those in need.
Don't underestimate the impact of your support making this world better. #SGDQ2026
For the last decade you’ve shared your speedruns, your fan art, and your memories of the game with us.
Thank you for fighting for freedom in Furi for ten years.
Here’s to ten more. We hear thunder. Pitter patter.
You don't need to hop in Bezos' rocket for a decent view of the stars. In 36 years this was the clearest view of the Milky Way that I can recall (though it did take an airplane and two boats to get there).
Hatoma is one of Japan’s most remote islands, 2,000km south of Tokyo at the end of the Okinawa island chain.
These days just 50 folks live on the island (down from 500). It’s an extraordinary place where the goats outnumber the humans, the sea is gloriously transparent, and the largest coconut crabs on Earth trudge around through the foliage at night like they’re on a mission.
Spending 72 hours hanging out with the locals and getting a glimpse of island life was a much needed escape from the city.
🍿 Enjoy the brand new episode out now on Abroad in Japan!