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PPSSPP Git (2024/05/31)

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PPSSPP Git (2024/05/31) is compiled. PPSSPP is a fast and portable PSP emulator for Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux, written in C++.

PPSSPP Git Changelog:
* Typo fix, thanks oltolm
* Merge pull request #19218 from hrydgard/text-remove-ampersand-replacement
* i18n: Remove our awkward ampersand-escape support, except in [DesktopUI]

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On This Day in History: January 1st

A look back at January 1st events throughout the years...

Personal Computer History:

1975 - Bill Gates completes the formal establishment of Traf-O-Data, with asset ownership delineated between Bill Gates at 43%, Paul Allen with 36%, and Paul Gilbert at 21%. This company formation was essential for Gates and Allen to apply Traf-O-Data's 8008 simulator in their development of BASIC for the Altair.
1982 - Trip Hawkins steps down from his position as director of product marketing at Apple Computer.
2000 - Sri Lanka celebrates the Year 2000 by issuing commemorative postage stamps, one featuring a 100-rupee value with a personal computer, and another of equal denomination illustrating a man at a computer.
2001 - New Zealand issues a 40-cent postage stamp depicting a computer mouse, as a part of its celebration of 100 years of penny universal postage.
2001 - The French Southern and Antarctic Territories release a 27-franc postage stamp portraying a personal computer.
2002 - Palm Source is officially formed as a subsidiary of Palm.

Video Game History:

1996 - Acclaim Entertainment releases Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 for the Saturn console in the United States.
1996 - Acclaim also launches Mortal Kombat II for the Saturn in the US market.
1996 - Continuing the Mortal Kombat series, Acclaim publishes Mortal Kombat 3 for the PlayStation in the US.
1997 - Acclaim Entertainment introduces Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero for the Nintendo 64 in the US.
2002 - Sony CEI unveils Gran Turismo Concept Tokyo 2001 for the PlayStation 2 in Japan. This version is a condensed take on Gran Turismo 3, offering only an Arcade mode, a selection of 20 Japanese concept cars, and five tracks, with a retail price of 3200 yen, which is approximately US$26.