PS5 emulation reaches the opening mission
KytyPS5 can reach the opening mission of the PS5 version of GTA V on a high-end PC, but the demonstration still crashes before real gunplay.
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RPCS3 can launch compatible PS3 games directly from supported Blu-ray drives, bringing the physical disc back to the start of the workflow.
Arm's Mali G2-Ultra NX puts neural acceleration inside the mobile graphics pipeline for upscaling, frame generation, and ray-traced denoising.
An arXiv paper shows that an LLM-generated decompilation can build and pass shipped tests while still changing the original program's behavior.
OpenAI's Images 2.5 pairs faster generation with sketches, templates, image comments, and more controlled multi-turn editing.
Adobe is putting generative video, audio, and project assistance inside Premiere and After Effects instead of leaving creators with a separate prompt box.
Wargaming describes how a proprietary engine and a cross-platform art pipeline support World of Tanks: HEAT across PC, consoles, Steam Deck, and cloud play.
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Models, agents, and the software being reorganized around them.
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