DREAMM explores a galaxy of fun as it rescues more LucasArts games from obscurity
Plus: AI's squeeze on memory makes cool pocket computers less and less affordable.
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Welcome to ROM, an emulation digest: News, interviews and deep dives into MiSTer cores, fan translations, and more.
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A summer vacation in November
Long-awaited fan translation Boku no Natsuyasumi 2 is here at last, and it's glorious. Also: an unreleased Daredevil PS2 game is preserved and playable.
Analogue hypes up groundbreaking N64 console (while quietly shoving openFPGA into the corner)
Also in this issue: a lovely Fire Emblem fan event full of cool romhacks, and a photograph of a videogame cartridge I recently paid a man $50 for.
Bonus ROM: How an emulator can add multiplayer to a singleplayer game
The DuckStation interview & Intel's new FPGA plans, analyzed
Get hyped for PCSX2 2.0 — and learn to spot a fake emulator scam
A Playdate with the N64 MiSTer core (aka the 'I'm on a boat' issue)
ROM Greatest Hits
After 2 decades of tinkering, MAME finally cracks the Hyper Neo Geo 64
"This is the first:" The 16 year odyssey of "time, money, wrong turns and frustration" it took to finally emulate the Pioneer LaserActive
Dinosaur Planet Recompiled is the perfect game to kick off a new era of N64 archaeology
The Before Crisis crisis: How hackers are rebuilding the lost Final Fantasy VII mobile game piece by tiny piece
