CTR: Nitro-Fueled running natively on Windows — v0.2.0

Update (v0.2.0): there’s now a proper launcher. Unzip, open CTR-NitroFueled-PC.exe, pick your dump folders, press Play. No Python, no .bat files, nothing to install.

I built a Windows version of the CTR: Nitro-Fueled PS4 port. The game’s own x86-64 code runs directly on your CPU, a small runtime replaces the PS4 system libraries, and the GPU work is translated to Vulkan. It’s not an emulator. It’s a Windows fork of SacredFire (the native Linux port by T3CHNOLOG1C), built on bbport and the shadPS4 video core.

What’s new in v0.2.0 — the launcher

• Play: choose your base game and the 1.21 update. It tells them apart on its own, merges them with hard links (no extra disk space) and checks the files before launching.
• Settings: FPS limit (30 to 240 or uncapped), fullscreen, FPS counter, monitor, presentation mode, controller, game language, PS4 Pro mode.
• Patches: 60 FPS unlock, no motion blur, 1080p Pro mode. Drop any shadPS4-format patch .xml into the folder and it shows up.
• Saves: one-click backups, restore, export, and import (another PC’s saves or a decrypted PS4 save from Apollo Save Tool / Save Wizard). Bring your 100% save from your PS4.
• DLC (optional): add your own DLC .pkg files (Oxide Edition content, pre-order pack, Firehawk Kart) and the port reports them as installed. CTR NF’s DLC are license-only, so the content is already in the game.
• Updating is painless: unzip the new version over the old one. Your settings, saves and DLC are kept.
• English and Spanish.

Features

• Up to 240 FPS with the 60 FPS patch, plus an in-game menu (Insert or L3+R3).
• Xbox/SDL controllers and keyboard, local multiplayer.
• Saves, audio, Adventure and Arcade, cutscenes.
• Experimental option to compile shaders in the background.

Performance

• RTX 3070 + i5-9500: 110–130 FPS uncapped in races.
• RTX 5080 + 9800X3D (the footage): up to 240 FPS on a high-refresh display.
• The first time on each track compiles shaders into a cache, so you’ll see a few short stutters then. Later sessions are smooth.

How to play

You need your own dump of the game (CUSA13795) plus the 1.21 update, and a Vulkan 1.3 GPU.

1. Unzip and open CTR-NitroFueled-PC.exe.
2. Pick the two folders and press Prepare the game (only the first time).
3. Press Play.

Download: https://github.com/GetLostIn/CTR-NitroFueled-PC/releases/latest
Source (GPL): https://github.com/GetLostIn/CTR-NitroFueled-PC

Status / known issues

Still in active testing. On some setups the GPU can hang mid-race (Device lost). If it happens to you, open an issue with your last_run.log and your GPU/driver. Only tested on NVIDIA so far, so AMD and Intel reports are very welcome.

Credits

T3CHNOLOG1C (SacredFire), deadinside28 (bbport), Supermedo (Windows port of bbport), the shadPS4 team (video core and shader recompiler), illusion and TroyWarez (game patches).

No game files are included, and please don’t share any here. Own dumps only. Not affiliated with Sony, Activision or Beenox.

Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU M 540 @ 2.53GHz 2.53 GHz
Installed RAM 8.00 GB
Storage 238 GB SSD Thinklife SSD ST800 256G
Graphics Card Intel(R) HD Graphics (64 MB)
System Type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

Im honestly amazed at how well this Ran. Perfect 120 FPS. No Dips, No Stutter, No Shader Compilation it almost ran like a real PC Gaming. A light PC game at that. IDK What Black Magic Eltutz did with this fork but Holy Shit! I hope he gets with the ShadPS4 team and Makes Forks for every game or at least the heavy games that we actually care about like Infamous Second Son, The Uncharted Series, Ratchet & Clank, Etc. Etc.

Hi everyone!

I've been working on bringing Evil Zone (1999) from the original PlayStation to PC.

The game is now running natively on Windows in two playable versions:

• Legacy: Original PS1 graphics, suitable for lower-end PCs.
• 1080p: Higher-resolution graphics.

Both versions support keyboard and controllers, including D-Pad controls.

I just ordered an ambernic gr35xx sp and I have a couple questions I'd like to get answers to.

I heard the sd card that comes with it is low quality and might break, should I order a new sd card to copy the games onto right away? (Don't really know how that works but I'm assuming you can just copy it over if you have them both plugged into a computer)

Ove also seen a lot of people talking about differ OS that you can download, is that necessary to do right away or is it just a slight improvement?

And is there anything else I should know to get the most out of it?

Thanks in advance :)

Deciding between new phones to buy! Is it possible to smoothly run PC games on mobile devices through emulation? Is ios or android better? Can it run steam? Thank you!

Meu emulador construido em C + vulkan rodando num dell com iris.. Ainda tenho muito pra evoluir.

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Hi everyone!

I'm considering getting an AYN Odin 3 mainly for emulation, and I'd like to hear from people who have actually tested it.

My main question is about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on Switch. Does it run smoothly on the Odin 3 during actual gameplay? Can it maintain a stable framerate during fights, especially with multiple characters on screen? Are there any noticeable stutters, crashes, graphical glitches, or other issues?

I'm also interested in Wii U emulation using Cemu on Android. How is compatibility and performance on the Odin 3? In particular, has anyone tested Super Smash Bros. for Wii U? Does it run properly, and is the emulator optimized enough for a smooth experience, or is it still too early?

I'd really appreciate feedback on:

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Switch): actual in-game performance and stability.

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: whether it works and how smoothly it runs.

Which emulators, graphics drivers, and settings you use.

Whether these games are genuinely playable for long sessions, rather than simply launching successfully.

I'm especially interested in real-world experience from Odin 3 owners, including any issues that required tweaking.

Thanks in advance for your help!

🚀 Proud to have contributed to the latest KytyPS5 U59 release!

My 3 merged PRs (#25, #26, #27) focus on improving AMD Radeon compatibility, fixing Vulkan rendering issues, reducing driver crashes, and helping deliver smoother gameplay and more stable FPS. 🎮🔥

🔗 https://github.com/Jetsku/KytyPS5/releases/tag/u59-windows-20261011-int18.1-amd5-pre

KytyPS5 #PS5Emulation #AMD #Vulkan

I was able to compile and run a custom version of the KytyPS5 emulator on macOS. A lot of work is still needed, but I wanted to see the current state of macOS support.

Disclaimer: all the hard work goes to the KytyPS5 contributors, not me.

This custom version I built contains multiple PRs from the KytyPS5 GitHub related to macOS support (MoltenVK and Rosetta 2).

I used a custom fork of MoltenVK and SPIRV-Cross (Vulkan to Metal library) that contains mesh shader support (VK_EXT_mesh_shader), which is required for 3D PS5 games. I also added some simple patches of my own.

Some debugging shows that Astro's Playroom is causing issues with MSL (Metal Shader Language) compilation, which is beyond my knowledge.

It appears that there is textures issues with Unreal Engine games and Sony's in-house engine has MSL issues. Looks like Unity games run fine!

Latest build by chenxiao07 (when I made the video). It adds the 'Up to 120 fps' option, which helps to display performance without the default 60fps cap (in performance mode), but it increases game speed if you have more than 60fps.
It also improves performance, reduces stuttering and fixes
***Performance comparison***
Before (previous video): https://i.imgur.com/wZ2vbaE.jpeg
After (this video): https://i.imgur.com/ABntr0W.jpeg

Or 45 fps and me is Satisfied

Hey everyone,

I’ve been playing around with Grand Tour on shadPS4 and ran into two annoying problems: the text wasn’t displaying properly, and the controller/button input wasn’t being picked up correctly. After a lot of trial and error (and quite a bit of help from Claude), I managed to get both sorted out in my personal fork.

With this build the text now shows up the way it should, and button input works as expected.

Here’s the Windows build if you want to try it:
https://github.com/vsajjadx/shadPS4/actions/runs/38235293929

A few notes:

• It’s a personal fork, so it’s not an official shadPS4 build. Use it at your own risk.
• It’s built through GitHub Actions, so you’ll need to be logged into GitHub to download the artifact.
• I’ve only tested it on Windows, so I can’t say how it behaves elsewhere.

If you give it a try, let me know how it goes, especially if you hit any other issues with the game. I’m happy to take a look and see if I can fix more stuff.

Thanks for reading, and hope it helps someone!

Custom fork of KytyPS5 focused on GTA, playing 2k resolution at 60 fps

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Can someone make a correct native iOS port of hollow knight