Videogame emulation news and exclusive interviews, from the aesthetics of razor sharp scanlines to the wild technical challenges of making yesterday's games run on tomorrow's hardware.
Also in this issue of ROM: A detailed look at the translations of Dirge of Cerberus: Lost Episode, Kamaitachi no Yoru, and London Spirit Detectives.
Hands-on with Console Mode, plus an interview with the team behind a new fan translation of Japanese Xbox RPG Innocent Tears.
This issue: Two PS5 emulators race ahead, and an in-depth look at an obscure N64 JRPG translation.
This issue: Behind the scenes with Castlevania: Symphony of the Night recompiled, and talking with the translator of a unique PS1 sim in English for the first time.
It's a webring! And a website!
Also this issue: Why you should play Metal Arms: Glitch in the System.
Also this issue: Saturn, 3DS and N64 emulator updates and a translation of a PS2 Simple 2000 Series curio.
Also this issue, Killer Instinct arcade emulation for all.
Also this issue: RetroAchievements come to the MiSTer, and a PS1 cross between Zelda and Tomb Raider gets a translation.
Plus: Catching up with a spring blossom's worth of recompilation progress in just the last 2 weeks.
Plus: A launcher for recompilations and a new PS1 fan translation.
Plus: AI's squeeze on memory makes cool pocket computers less and less affordable.
Plus: The latest Nintendo Switch emulation DMCA Whac-a-mole.
Two recent topics revisited with a bit more depth.
"After I drew this and did the pitch, I knew that I wanted it."