An unofficial PC port of the Xbox 360 version of Sonic Unleashed created through the process of static recompilation. - hedge-dev/UnleashedRecomp
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This has implications beyond just this game - the process of recompiling the Xbox 360 version led to the creation of two dedicated tools (XenonRecomp and XenosRecomp) that could be used for other games on the platform. (Theoretically, of course - I recall one developer saying it would likely take a considerable amount of modification for use outside of Unleashed, but it *was *possible.)
Presentation of an early prototype of Half-Life Dreamcast, with a behind-the-scenes look at its development by Captivation Digital Laboratories programmer Robert Morgan and Sierra game producer Jeff Pobst.
A game that was first supposed to release on the original Xbox console almost 20 years ago is finally set to see the light of day. All the way back in 2006, Xbox fans were looking forward to a game known as Captain Blood. Pitched as a pirate-themed hack-and-slash title, work on Captain Blood ended [...
An English translation of Silhouette Mirage that’s faithful to the original Japanese script exists at last thanks to fans who released a patch for the Saturn version Wednesday. Rasputin3000 u…
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The official English version (handled by Working Designs) changed a good deal of the story and gameplay - this version is much more accurate to the original devs' intent on both counts.
The Saturn community has become accustomed to fans creating translations for Japan-exclusive games and inserting them via patches. But it’s not every day that an official translation is found…
If you work with Usenet groups in Google Groups, support for these groups is ending soon. What’s changing? Starting on February 22, 2024, you can no longer use Google Groups (at groups.google.com) t
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This may not be new information but I only learned of it now.
Google claims that "you can continue to view and search for historical Usenet content posted before February 22, 2024 on Google Groups," but personally I would take this as a sign to start archiving anything and everything you can - I'm not one to trust tech companies at their word. (While this obviously doesn't spell the end of Usenet altogether, it is the death of a prominent method of accessing Usenet posts online without any specialized protocols.)
Bill & Ted will be removed from sale before January 1 on all platforms, yes. This means it won't be available to buy, but people will still be able to redownload it.
It was released in February 2023, so this means it will have been available for less than a year in total.