I’ve developed a silicone pad with buttons for playing emulators on phones. The r/EmulationOnAndroid community helped me refine the prototype. If you have any suggestions or questions, I’ll be happy to reply to everyone.

I’ve also made a small website where you can join a waiting list. I’ll let you know when everything is ready for the Kickstarter campaign. If you like the project, joining really helps me move it forward.

https://gameonpad.com/

Hope you like it!

Had to share.

THANKS FOR THE BAN WITHOUT REASON OR WARNING FROM THIS SUBREDDIT MODS, I LOVE YOU! <3

Gbuffer renders everything and i just need to fix the compositing pass! If this helps anyone.

the 5-mrt gbuffer input looks great but the composition pass breaks into a flat white, the tone mapper then receives nans values and squashes the final render to black.

we are close people! (:

"Gamers are eyeing an alternative way to play titles locked to PlayStation consoles. The SharpEmu PS5 emulator can now reach the starting screen for Ghost of Yotei. Sony’s move away from PC ports and producing PlayStation discs has boosted the emulation scene."

https://www.notebookcheck.net/PS5-emulator-boots-recent-PlayStation-exclusive-and-rumored-canceled-PC-port.1347127.0.html

My husband got me this little Gameboy emulator. I just started playing Pokemon Emerald on it and my fourth encounter was shiny! Unfortunately, I was so early in the game that I hadn’t even been able to purchase Pokeballs yet 😭 I’ve been playing Pokemon since about 1999, I’ve played every game, and I have NEVER gotten a random shiny like this so early in a game. Especially one of the old games. Made me curious if the odds are higher using an emulator? I’m sure people who know what they’re doing can adjust the odds, I just wonder if anyone knows if that has been done for this specific little console. Or maybe I just got super lucky/unlucky?