hpsx64 is an experimental Playstation emulator for x64 based operating systems. As a passionate advocate for retro gaming, I’m excited to announce that the emulator has received an update, enhancing its performance and functionality. Quote: hps1x64 v0480 – event based audio, virtual machine improvements, new display mode options, new main window, new pad config, new x64 assembler
Read More »The Game That Was Too Big for the Nintendo 64 – Retro Replay FYI
When gamers think of the PlayStation era, one title stands above the rest. Final Fantasy VII was a landmark release that defined a generation, blending cinematic storytelling, massive environments, and unforgettable characters. But what many people forget is that this legendary RPG was almost a Nintendo 64 game. In the mid 1990s, Square had been a long time Nintendo partner, releasing every mainline Final Fantasy title on Nintendo hardware. Naturally, …
Read More »RetroReplayFYI – The Accidental Horror of Silent Hill’s Fog
The Accidental Horror of Silent Hill’s Fog When players think of Silent Hill, the first image that often comes to mind is its thick, suffocating fog. It is one of the most haunting visuals in all of gaming, setting the tone for fear, dread, and the unknown. But here is the twist: that fog was never meant to be scary at all. The original Silent Hill was released on the …
Read More »Rayman [PS1] Review & Longplay [1995]
Rayman PlayStation Review and Longplay – A Timeless 1995 Classic Introduction In the mid-90s, the platforming genre was thriving, but few titles captured the magic of the era quite like Rayman on the PlayStation. Released in 1995 by Ubisoft, this 2D platforming masterpiece introduced players to a limbless hero whose charm, fluid animation, and breathtaking worlds helped define the system’s early library. The vibrant art style, precise gameplay, and unforgettable …
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Rayman is side-scrolling platformer starring the titular… Rayman. Platform – Sony Playstation Release Date – September 9, 1995 Rayman a big-nosed chap with no arms or legs. Rayman can jump and use his hair to hover for a short period of time. He can also attack by throwing his fists, or winding up his fists for a more powerful punch. He can occasionally find special power ups that grant him …
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