Developer Caesar0007 achieves a flawless 100.00% byte-matching decompilation of Need for Speed: High Stakes (PS1) across all 3,494 functions and 461 units—with OpenLara creator XProger spearheading the official native PC port.
Developer juandav achieves a 100.00% byte-identical C decompilation of Digimon Digital Card Battle (PS1). Explore the 1,370 matched functions, the 7-segment P.DRV overlay architecture, and what this means for native PC ports.
Compile’s beloved 1990 16-bit classic receives its largest upgrade yet. Ghostbusters: Special Edition v3.0 adds The Real Ghostbusters animated team, SRAM battery saves, Extreme Ghostbusters’ Kylie Griffin, Mega Man X’s Sigma, and brutal Nightmare difficulties.
Ahead-of-time PowerPC static recompilation has arrived for The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. Running natively on Windows, macOS, and iOS via Direct3D 12 and Metal, Wind Waker Recomp delivers 120 FPS Smooth Motion, modern mouse and gamepad camera controls, and built-in Better Wind Waker upgrades.
Transparent Blue and Matte Black have officially sold out in Batch 5. The iconic Classic Grey SuperStation One ($249) is now the only standalone console remaining in stock—act fast before it sells out with potentially long wait times for Batch 6.
Creator bryanthaboi has added Pokémon Emerald to G1R Deluxe (formerly gen1recomp). By decoding your own GBA ROM into a native LÖVE2D engine, Hoenn now runs with unlocked frame rates, zero emulator lag, and cross-game Gen 3 netplay.
From running Halo CE natively inside web browsers at 120 FPS via WebAssembly to packing 128 simultaneous players into custom mega-maps like Extinction, the community decompilation scene is proving why open-source reverse engineering is the ultimate salvation for the legacy Halo collection.
By extracting raw geometry, animation matrices, and pre-rendered camera logic directly into WebGL, Alfred Baudisch’s Pardall Games Retro Asset Library transforms 3,500+ PS1 and N64 models into a walkable, living digital archive.