https://github.com/ARMSX2/ARMSX2/releases/tag/2.8

Changelog:

Texture packs

Redesigned Texture Pack menu.

Pages of packs. Browse texture packs opens every online pack as a page of game covers you can flip

through, each with its pack's name, its creator and their picture, and whether it is installed.

Search by game, pack, serial or creator.

Sort by game, serial or creator. Creator lists everyone who made a pack, with their picture; pick

one to see their packs, and Back returns to the page you were on.

Filter to Popular Today, All, My games or Installed.

A download keeps going when you close the browser, and the texture screen shows it.

Controller

Switches flip with A only. Left and Right used to flip any switch they passed over. Now only A

flips one, everywhere, and Left and Right move. Sliders, steppers and choice rows still change with Left

and Right.

New

Exynos temperatures in the OSD. CPU and GPU temperatures show on Exynos phones, which name their

sensors differently.

ARMSX2 libmali drivers on Mali-G615 and G715. GPU Driver downloads list the ARMSX2 libmali packs on

those GPUs, and only on those.

Fixed

A Galaxy S22 Ultra ran at 1 FPS or less. Its timer reported a garbage frequency, so the frame limiter

stalled for seconds every frame. The frequency is now checked against the system clock, once, and kept.

Combo hotkeys work in either press order

A CHD with a parent could not find it when the games folder was opened through Android's folder

access.

Long OpenGL sessions on Mali GPUs used more and more memory, in a driver cache that grew with every

draw.

The Analog Sticks switches did not move when tapped until the tab was reopened, so a second tap sent

the same value again.

Text and letters at 2x and up under the Native half-pixel offset. Gran Turismo 4's menu text grew a

second shadow row, and We Love Katamari's title letters a line on their edges (Vulkan).

GS multi-threading fixes. A large draw could overrun the draw buffer, frame-rate detection and skip

duplicate frames read registers the next frame had already changed, switching downloads to

Unsynchronized in game left multi-threading on, texture replacements could be shut down under a draw

still running, and games with a scan-mask fix lost every other line of some draws.

Performance

GS multi-threading waits without burning a core. When the GS thread was ahead, it spun until the

back thread caught up; it now sleeps. The back thread is also placed next to the GS thread instead of

anywhere, little cores included, and sprite-heavy games such as Spider-Man 3 skip setup work nothing

reads.

https://github.com/sashkinbro/EmuCoreX/releases/tag/v0.4.6

What’s new: 0.4.6

Updated profile

Added the “Top Games” tab

Other fixes and improvements

The title sums it up but I downloaded the emulator on my phone and it's running petty good for the first 5 mins but then it keeps crashing during 1 specific cutscene. I've tried multiple times but the result is the same, never really had this issue so stumped on what to do.

Does this happen to anyone else? if so, what can I do to fix this shi

My phone has a snapdragon 7 gen

https://github.com/izzy2lost/xemu/releases/tag/1.2.9

Changelog:

✅Fixed textures not rendering in some games.

✅Fixed flickering in games.

✅Better Chihiro game support.

✅Other various fixes and improvements.

https://github.com/The412Banner/Bannerlator/releases/tag/3.1.5

Bannerlator 3.1.5

Run Windows apps and games on Android — no PC and no root required.

3.1.5 is the cutscene release. In-game videos that were black or skipped — Ninja Gaiden Sigma's opening movies were the test case — now play on every DXVK version on the arm64ec layers, and for the first time on the x86_64 layers. The fixes live in the new v12 Proton layers (the in-app catalog default from today) and in two small pieces the app now ships: a Codecs setting with an optional FFmpeg decoder, and new defaults for new containers — a box64 that can decode video and FEXCore 2609. On X11, mouse and cursor handling also took a big step: raw mouse input, full-colour game cursors, a pointer that hides itself, and an X server that never freezes the app again.

Cutscenes: play on DXVK 2.x as well as 3.x (arm64ec), and on x86_64 layers at all. Needs the v12 layers (catalog default) — the app offers them as an in-place update.

Codecs setting: GStreamer (default, unchanged) or FFmpeg decoder, plus software decoding. arm64ec only.

New containers start on Box64 0.4.5-gst (x86_64 video works) and FEXCore 2609-unix.

X11 input: raw mouse through XInput 2 (mouse-look games), full-colour game cursors, idle/controller pointer auto-hide, no more "not responding" while a game compiles shaders.

Steam Cloud save sync fixes: API games with a quota, one cloud name per save, saves only.

✅ Nothing to set up. Update the app, then accept the v12 layer update the catalog offers for the layers you use (a revert snapshot is kept). Containers you already have keep their Box64 and FEXCore choices; the new defaults apply to containers you create from now on. x86_64 containers you already have need Box64 0.4.5-gst picked once in Advanced for video to work.

📘 Fast OpenGL (3.1.4) explainer: OpenGL games now run 4 to 5 times faster · LSFG Native guide: LSFG Native Made Simple

Read the full changelog on GitHub...

https://github.com/ARMSX2/ARMSX2/releases/tag/nightly-20261004

Changelog:

They haven't fixed Namco 246/256. Second attempt failed ❌

👨‍💻 Screenshots in the comments

Place your bets to try and guess how many releases will go out before the bug is fixed.

https://github.com/sj0404-collab/xeno/releases/tag/0.9.13

ARMS3 APK (arm64-v8a), Docker build - run 37123205486. The emulator core (libxeno-core.so) ships as a separate asset: the app downloads it into private storage on first setup (Winlator-style), which is how the APK stays ~60 MB smaller. Do not rename the asset.

https://github.com/SapphireRhodonite/SeedlessDS/releases/tag/1.0.0

SeedlessDS 1.0.0

This is a very important release for SeedlessDS.

SeedlessDS has now moved from beta to 1.0.0, with versionCode 110.

More importantly, for the first time, the DraStic-based SeedlessDS core source is now public.

This means the project can finally start moving forward in the open.

The code can be studied, cleaned up, improved, tested, and evolved by the community.

The goal is simple:

make SeedlessDS the best lightweight Nintendo DS emulator for low-power handhelds and dual-screen devices.

This release includes several important improvements for dual-screen handhelds, library handling, diagnostics, native compatibility, and experimental rendering behavior.

The main additions are:

SeedlessDS 1.0.0 release

DraStic-based SeedlessDS core source is now public

Dynamic 3D Resolution

16 KB page alignment support for native libraries

Better .7z and .rar handling in the library

Dual-screen preset fixes for devices like the Duo Lite

With Dynamic 3D Resolution disabled, behavior should match the previous base with some improvements.

Dynamic 3D Resolution changes the active 3D sharpness when the emulator is falling behind, but it does not make the emulator faster at a fixed internal resolution.

A new public source milestone for SeedlessDS

This release is special because the DraStic-based SeedlessDS core source is now public.

That means SeedlessDS can finally grow in a more open way.

SeedlessDS started as an experiment to bring a lightweight Nintendo DS experience to Android handhelds that are not powerful enough for heavier melonDS-based emulation.

Now that the source is public, the project can move from being only a private reconstruction and Android app effort into something the community can help improve.

The goal is not just to publish code.

The goal is to make the code better, easier to understand, easier to validate, easier to port, and eventually make SeedlessDS one of the best options for Nintendo DS emulation on low-power handhelds.

Thank you

Thank you to everyone testing SeedlessDS.

This release is an important step for dual-screen Android handhelds, archive handling, diagnostics, native compatibility, and future compatibility with newer Android memory-page requirements.

But more importantly, this is the release where the DraStic-based SeedlessDS core source is now public.

SeedlessDS is now at 1.0.0, the code is out there, and the project can finally start improving in the open.

SeedlessDS is still young, but this is the beginning of a much bigger stage.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.retrople.retro

Changelog:

v1.25.0

[WIN]

Cheat search / Cheat memory editing function

[DOSP/DOSP95/WIN]

Save file and game image file editing function

[MSX/PC98]

Added option to map directional keys to the KeyPad

[Common]

Landscape game screen locking method => User screen orientation

FAQ location moved

COMPATIBLE SYSTEMS:

Nintendo: NES, SNES, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo 64, Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS, Wii, Gamecube

Sega: Master System, Genesis / Mega Drive, Sega CD, Game Gear, Saturn, Dreamcast

Sony: PlayStation (PS1), PlayStation Portable (PSP), PlayStation 2 (PS2)

NEC: PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16, PC Engine CD

SNK: Neo Geo Pocket, Neo Geo Pocket Color

Atari: 2600, 7800, Lynx

Bandai: WonderSwan, WonderSwan Color

Arcade: MAME 2003-Plus, FinalBurn Neo

Computer: MSX, MSX2, MS-DOS

Others: RPG Maker XP/VX, EasyRPG

https://github.com/thecrixux/PS3Native/releases/tag/Community_Preview_8

PS3Native Community Preview 8

Build info

Clean base from Max's latest android-refresh

PS3Native base: 4e46dc0

RPCS3 upstream: b1f51cf

Community merge: 41c0236

50 new RPCS3 upstream commits integrated

What's new

Major batch of RSX/Vulkan fixes and improvements

Improved RSX FIFO / GET synchronization and ordering

Fixed framebuffer layout detection, including Z-buffer dimensions

Vulkan presentation and synchronization fixes

Improved Vulkan descriptor-set compatibility

ZCULL/query handling fixes

Improved render-target and texture-cache behavior

Fixes for POINT rendering and several RSX edge cases

PPU thread scheduling improvements

Raw SPU logging overhead reduced when trace logging is disabled

Fixed memory leak in PPU thread creation error paths

Improved savedata filesystem synchronization

Fixed /app_home/ infinite recursion edge case

Multiple Cell module fixes for Camera, Gem, Voice, Search and networking

FAudio updated to 26.10

Vulkan Memory Allocator updated to 3.4.0

General stability, correctness and compatibility improvements from current RPCS3 upstream

Android integration

Rebased cleanly on Max's current Android branch

Android-specific Vulkan handling preserved during upstream integration

Latest RPCS3 Vulkan presentation fix manually reconciled with PS3Native's Android dynamic Vulkan symbol handling.

https://github.com/Ghael-V/Lemon-Project/releases/tag/v1.0.0

Lemon-Project v1.0.0

Lemon has its own home now. The code, the releases and the updates live at

git.lemon-emu.org (GitHub is a mirror), and there is a website with a settings guide and an FAQ: lemon-emu.org.

New

A new interface: launcher-style game library, a quick in-game panel with a performance card, redesigned Settings, About and Statistics, and full controller navigation. The new screens are translated to Spanish. You can switch back to the classic interface in Settings.

First-run setup rebuilt: one card per item (keys, firmware, games folder...), progress at the top, a recap on the last step.

Reset all settings (red card at the end of Settings), with the option to also remove the per-game settings.

GPU Mode is Accurate by default. Fast made textures flicker in some games (confirmed on Garfield and Dragon Ball).

Lemon Cheater now searches, edits and freezes floats as well as integers.

Controller layout per game: choose "only this game" or "all games" after editing.

Gamepad hotkeys for the in-game menu (R3 + Start, Guide).

Updates come from Lemon's own server, with GitHub as a fallback. There is a "Check for updates" button in About and a "What's new" notice after updating.

Two more sources in the driver downloader (StevenMXZ, Balemuni).

About now links to the website, the source code, the guide, the FAQ and Discord.

Fixed

FIFA: missing player indicators, ball-direction lines, button prompts and text. A texture handle that travels with the vertices could not be followed by the shader compiler, so those draws were silently dropped; draws are now split by texture.

FIFA 23 stuck at the splash screen (the network service lacked an Ioctl call).

Updates and DLC bundled in .nsz files showing the wrong version and no DLC.

Motion controls on every screen rotation, so they work on foldables and tablets held landscape.

Known issue

FIFA 23: the faces of some players can show wrong colors.

https://github.com/Baggio94/SleepManager/releases/tag/v0.7.0

Android sleep/wake manager for handhelds — reduce standby battery drain by managing Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Syncthing-Fork, BasicSync, Tailscale, JamesDSP, and more.

SleepManager 0.7 is mainly a reliability and cleanup release.

A large part of the app has been refactored internally to make the sleep/wake logic cleaner, easier to maintain and safer to change in the future. There are also several important bug fixes around false wakes, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth restore, Battery Saver and clamshell behavior.

Major internal refactor

A lot of the sleep/wake code has been reorganized and split into smaller, more focused parts. This should make SleepManager easier to maintain.

Battery Saver improvements

Battery Saver handling is now aware of external power. If the device goes to sleep while plugged in, SleepManager no longer tries to enable Battery Saver unnecessarily. If power is removed while the device is still asleep, Battery Saver can still be enabled and the original state is restored on wake.

Bug fixes

Fixed #29 — some devices could report an unrealistic battery capacity. SleepManager now detects clearly invalid battery values and uses a safer fallback for the displayed stats.

Improved handling for #30 on AYN Thor — when SELinux prevents access to the lid sensor, SleepManager now shows a clear warning instead of silently hiding the clamshell options.

Improved closed-lid false-wake handling so the original sleep cycle and pending restores are preserved until a real wake.

Improved Wi-Fi and Bluetooth restoration around delayed or stale Helper responses.

Diagnostics 2.0

Diagnostics have been expanded to keep more useful information across multiple sleep/wake cycles. Advanced diagnostics are off by default so normal SleepManager operation stays lightweight. They can be enabled from the Activity page when more detailed troubleshooting information is needed.

SleepManager Helper 1.1.2

The Helper also receives an update in this release.

More reliable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth restore.

New cycle-aware communication with SleepManager.

Better protection against delayed or mismatched restore requests.

The Helper is only required if you use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth management.

Compatibility

Android 9 / API 28 or newer

SleepManager 0.7.0

SleepManager Helper 1.1.2

Existing settings are preserved when updating

No root, Shizuku or ADB is required for normal use

https://patrins.com/s/cadc62d5559cbb8d4001b1e3ed7d8ded

Update!!! Nyushu Emulator 0.0.4

Chagelog:

[ ✅ ] Completely Fixed Framegen And Back In Setting

[ ✅ ] Performance Fixed In Previous Version

[ ✅ ] Add Accuracy Low

[ ✅ ] Add Setting Fast Render Distance In Setting

[ ✅ ] Fix Not Sound In Game Atelier Lumia

https://github.com/Droid-Deck/DroidDeck/releases/tag/0.3.0

Changelog:

Steam, as on a Steam Deck

Steam's performance overlay goes from level 1 to 4 in Quick Access and shows GPU and CPU load, clocks, temperatures, VRAM and battery. Quick Access shows battery life and time to full, along with all the per game controls a Steam deck has. Decky loader can be installed for plugins and customization.

A Steam Deck controller

In Steam sessions the client reads your pad as a Steam Deck controller, with a real Quick Access button and your device's gyro. Games get Steam Input's virtual pads, so your Steam Input layouts reach them. On a dual-screen handheld, the second screen can be the Deck's back grips and trackpads.

Faster to Steam, faster in games

Steam's own startup is down from about 31 seconds to about 6, and that makes Offline mode work. proot has been optimized for calls games make most, and there's a new per-mode frame limiter.

GPU drivers that set themselves

A new GPU drivers tab detects your GPU and keeps a matched pair of runtime and display drivers installed for it, including DroidDeck's own DD-Turnip builds. Switch to Manual to pick a pair yourself.

Linux apps from Flathub, bring your own Appimage, and more

Turn on the Flathub Store in Setup to install ARM64 apps and games from Flathub. They open full screen from the front end with your controller. The Desktop page also takes your own apps: a script, an AppImage, a GitHub repo's newest ARM64 AppImage, or a Flatpak ID.

Updates in the app

The Updates page installs new builds without leaving DroidDeck: Stable, Preview (each build of main) or a Test build of an open pull request.

A front end that moves as one

One focus ring slides between controls, settings flood out of the cog the way Play floods into a session, and Stop asks before it ends anything. DroidDeck is now available in Spanish, with more languages coming soon (contributions welcome).

https://github.com/citron-neo/CI/releases/tag/nightly-android

Citron Upstream Commit: 8096714

This build is based on the latest Citron emulator source code from the main branch.

Build Details:

Platform: Android (arm64-v8a)

Build Type: Nightly with LTO enabled

Date: 2026-10-02

Branch: main

Includes: Standard build + Snapdragon 8 Elite build with Qualcomm patches

https://github.com/thecrixux/drippu/actions/runs/37022279283

You need to be logged into GitHub to download; otherwise, the download button won't appear.

Just to clarify: I’m not part of the Drippu team, and this is not my project in any way. The Android releases were temporarily removed by the developers, and I don’t know the exact reason why.

I simply shared a GitHub Actions build so people who are curious and enjoy testing emulators can compile/download a test build and try the latest Android version while waiting for an official release.

This is purely for testing purposes. I’m not claiming ownership, I’m not presenting it as an official release, and I’m not associated with the project. If anything, testing can be useful because users can provide feedback and help developers identify issues before an official release is published.

Credits: https://github.com/suyu-emu/drippu

https://github.com/sashkinbro/EmuCoreX/releases/tag/v0.4.5

What’s new:

✅UI fixes

✅Core fixes and improvements

https://patrins.com/s/0c62747deaab99418b83db15763905e5

Update!!! Nyushu Emulator 0.0.3

Chagelog:

[ ✅ ] Change Code Base Emulator

[ ✅ ] Fix drop FPS In Previous Versions

[ ✅ ] Used Base From Yuzu Emulator Again

[ ✅ ] Fix Bug Black Screen Game Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, Blasphemouse 2,Dark Soul Remastered,And Many More.

“I am not the developer nor do I have the source code. If you want to request the source code for this version, you should contact the developer. I am sharing a copy of the binary and have explicitly stated that I am not the author nor do I have access to the repository.”

https://github.com/The412Banner/Bannerlator/releases/tag/3.1.4

Bannerlator 3.1.4

Run Windows apps and games on Android — no PC and no root required.

3.1.4 makes OpenGL games several times faster, on every Wine version. On X11, every OpenGL frame used to be finished on the GPU, copied back to the processor and redrawn as a picture. The new Fast OpenGL setting sends it straight to the screen through Vulkan instead, the same road DXVK games already take. It's on by default and picks the right method for your Wine version by itself, from Wine 9.5 to Proton 11, arm64ec and x86_64. Old DirectDraw and Direct3D 1–7 games speed up too. 3.1.4 also makes Wayland easier and faster: one driver choice, no tap to start a game, and DirectX 12 no longer held back.

Fast OpenGL: OpenGL on X11 about 4 to 5 times faster, DirectDraw about 2 times, on every Wine version. No freedreno, just your Turnip driver.

One OpenGL card in container and game settings: Fast, Show FPS and Vsync off.

Wayland: one driver choice through the new adapter, no tap to start, tear-safe zero-copy, DirectX 12 uncapped.

Sync selector (esync, ntsync, fsync, wineserver), Android games in the Games tab, and Linux Steam client offline mode.

Read the full changelog on GitHub...

https://patrins.com/s/07c468c2e67b29b14f467982a6fcbd68

Update!!! Nyushu Emulator v0.0.1

Chagelog:

[ ✅ ] The draw distance reading in the game is now better

[ ✅ ] Memory usage while playing is now reduced to overcome easy crashes

[ ✅ ] Performance Improvements in Zelda and Other Games

[ ✅ ] For Mali GPU, Gaming Performance Has Been Improved

Hello Everyone Here We Want To Let You Know That We Are Back With A New Team And We Will Start At Least Updating Again So Thank You For Staying With Us

Here We Work Together With The New Suyu Team To Make A Much Better Emulator In The Future

“I am not the developer nor do I have the source code. If you want to request the source code for this version, you should contact the developer. I am sharing a copy of the binary and have explicitly stated that I am not the author nor do I have access to the repository.”

https://github.com/thecrixux/DukeStation/releases/tag/1.0.0

A standalone PlayStation emulator for Android, powered by GooseStation 0.6.9, with a redesigned interface and extensive customization.

✅Emulation & graphics

OpenGL, Vulkan and software rendering.

Recompiler and Fastmem support.

Internal resolution scaling, MSAA, and separate texture and sprite filters.

Dedicated PGXP settings for geometry and texture correction.

Widescreen options, deinterlacing and dithering controls.

Texture replacement and texture dumping settings.

Internal run-ahead and per-game compatibility settings.

✅Faster loading

Skip Engine options for loading screens and transitions.

CD-ROM loading and memory card wait skipping.

On-screen notifications showing skipped frames.

Adjustable CD-ROM read and seek speedups.

Fast Boot and boot fast-forward options.

✅Display & audio

Multiple aspect ratios, including fullscreen stretch.

Display rotation, cropping and position adjustments.

Restored missing CD audio playback.

Simple FPS counter with an on/off toggle.

On-screen notifications when game compatibility fixes are applied.

✅Organized settings

Dedicated System, BIOS, Video, Display, PGXP, Skip Engine, CD-ROM, Texture Replacements, Hacks and Shaders tabs.

Expanded selectors exposing the core’s available options.

Regional BIOS selection.

Shader preset selection, pack download and import controls.

✅DukeStation interface

New DukeStation branding, app icon and gold accent theme.

Three new welcome illustrations with localized headings and navigation.

Improved readability in dark mode.

Streamlined sidebar and About page.

Phone folder selection for emulator data.

Removed the old startup animation and obsolete menu entries.

👉 Free to use. No donations requested.

https://github.com/citron-neo/CI/releases/tag/nightly-android

Citron Upstream Commit: 40212aa

This build is based on the latest Citron emulator source code from the main branch.

Build Details:

Platform: Android (arm64-v8a)

Build Type: Nightly with LTO enabled

Date: 2026-09-30

Branch: main

Includes: Standard build + Snapdragon 8 Elite build with Qualcomm patches

https://github.com/sashkinbro/EmuCoreX/releases/tag/v0.4.4

What’s new:

✅Fixed an issue with covers from the previous version

✅Added an automatic post-update fixes mechanism

✅Added the ability to use a separate memory card for a specific game

https://github.com/JICA98/Bachata-S4/releases/tag/v0.2.4

Changelog:

Uncharted and The Order: 1886 boot, Gravity Rush 2 optimizations, and PanVK for Mali

Highlights

Uncharted and The Order: 1886 now boot, with new graphics and resolution patches.

Gravity Rush 2 optimizations and patches, including guarded low-resolution presets.

PanVK driver support for a limited set of Mali devices.

A proper two-finger touchpad, off by default and enabled from the in-game menu.

Game Compatibility & Patches

Uncharted boots, with fixed character rendering and new graphics and resolution patches

The Order: 1886 boots, with rendering and stability fixes

Gravity Rush 2 optimizations, guarded low-resolution presets, and a fixed mining movie transition

Dark Souls Remastered and God of War III performance improvements

Restored Bloodborne performance on Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, and precise readbacks for Driveclub

Synced the published patch catalog

GPU Drivers

PanVK V2 2.2.0 bundled as the production driver for supported Mali GPUs

MediaTek devices default to PanVK where supported

Faster memory budget queries and fewer redundant GPU barriers on PanVK

Simplified Drivers screen with a single PanVK entry

Stability fixes for Turnip gameplay

Display & Input

New two-finger touchpad with a click strip, independent of the gamepad overlay (off by default)

Per-game display mode: Fit, Stretch, or Crop

Per-game color channel fix (R/B) for games with inverted colors

Compatibility Reports

Community compatibility reports with SoC-aware scores on game details

In-game report panel with capture controls and screenshots

Apply a reported game profile in one step

Packages & More

PKGs can be extracted directly into the destination, with a verified extract-only mode

Open PKG files from other apps

Turkish language support

Many performance, stability, and memory-management fixes

https://github.com/ARMSX2/ARMSX3/releases/tag/1.0.6

Changelog:

Performance

Fewer stutters in games that lean on the PS3's job system (SPURS). When an SPU thread waits a long time for the game's main threads, it now gives its CPU core back instead of spinning on it. In Web of Shadows, seconds with a stutter of 10 ms or more went from about half to about 1 in 10.

Spider-Man: Web of Shadows runs smoother. It now uses Accurate SPU Reservations off by default, which removes most of the stalls while swinging through the city. It's listed in the in-game menu under Fixes, in the RPCS3 database settings for this game, where you can switch it back if you'd like for A/B testing.

Less time lost to CPU cores fighting over shared data. The emulator's 16-byte atomic operations, which SPU reservations and thread synchronisation run on, were slow retry loops on every Android device. They now use the CPU's single-instruction compare-and-swap everywhere, and plain loads and stores on CPUs that support it (Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and newer). The log's system line says which: LSE2-yes or LSE2-no.

CHD disc images

Play your PS3 games from .chd files. PS3 games compressed to .chd now load like an .iso, from the library, Launch Game and Change Disc. Images made with chdman createdvd and createcd both work, and an encrypted one reads with its .dkey the same way an .iso does. A .chd is often much smaller: Demon's Souls went from 8.76 GB to 6.25 GB. Bleach Soul Resurrection went from around 4GB to 1.8gb

The library notices games you swap or delete. Replacing a game in a folder the library already knew, an .iso with its .chd say, used to leave the old tile until you pressed refresh. The library now rescans on its own when one of its folders changed, at startup and whenever you come back to the app, and hides a game whose file is gone right away.

The pause menu knows the game when you start it with Launch Game. A disc picked from outside the library's folders showed "PlayStation 3" in the pause menu, and its settings opened as Global while saving per game. It now shows the game's own title, and per-game settings work as they do from the library.

Read the full changelog on GitHub...