HyperHLE
All HyperHLE releases have been downloaded more than 4,875 times
Android: 3 529
Windows: 1 075
Linux: 157
Macos: 114
Windows: 1 075
Linux: 157
Macos: 114
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I’d like to let you know that Williams Miller, who supported the development of the HyperHLE and PocketHLE emulators, had his Facebook group banned. He recently created a new Discord server dedicated entirely to retro gaming.
Please join and support him! And make sure to mention that you came from me.
https://discord.gg/PqyGv3d4v
Please join and support him! And make sure to mention that you came from me.
https://discord.gg/PqyGv3d4v
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Happy September 1st to all the school kids!
Off you go to school tap-tap, time for class! 😂
Off you go to school tap-tap, time for class! 😂
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HyperHLE
Emulating HTC Desire HD Sense 2.1 on a modern Android device
If you're interested, here's the author's channel https://t.me/istratii_tech
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A lot of people think that if you use AI for coding, the result is automatically garbage and that you didn’t really make anything yourself.
The problem is that many people only use AI superficially and never push it into more complex projects like building an emulator, reverse-engineering a game for modding, or porting a game to another platform.
Of course, AI isn’t going to create an entire project from a single prompt, just like a real developer wouldn’t. But if you actually work with it, understand the code, debug it, and keep iterating, you can build a really solid project in just a few days.
For example, with Claude Code, you can potentially port your favorite game to Android or even to something as unusual as Windows Mobile.
The problem is that many people only use AI superficially and never push it into more complex projects like building an emulator, reverse-engineering a game for modding, or porting a game to another platform.
Of course, AI isn’t going to create an entire project from a single prompt, just like a real developer wouldn’t. But if you actually work with it, understand the code, debug it, and keep iterating, you can build a really solid project in just a few days.
For example, with Claude Code, you can potentially port your favorite game to Android or even to something as unusual as Windows Mobile.
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HyperHLE
A lot of people think that if you use AI for coding, the result is automatically garbage and that you didn’t really make anything yourself. The problem is that many people only use AI superficially and never push it into more complex projects like building…
I don't like it when vibe coding is used for websites or data structures where confidentiality is extremely important, especially when they handle user input and banking information
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I also wanted to respond to the people who accused me of putting viruses into my HyperHLE project.
First of all, the project is completely open source, and all of the builds are compiled on GitHub from the source code available in the repository. If you genuinely believe there is a virus in it, then go through the code and show exactly where it is. Don't just make accusations without any proof.
Second, I actually have more questions about some people who claim to be making ports of iOS games to Android but in fact it's touchHLE or HyperHLE. Their build logs say that the builds were compiled locally, so there’s no way to know for sure what they may have added to the final files themselves.
I’m not accusing anyone of anything without evidence, but the same standard should apply to everyone: if you're going to accuse someone of distributing malware, provide actual proof.
First of all, the project is completely open source, and all of the builds are compiled on GitHub from the source code available in the repository. If you genuinely believe there is a virus in it, then go through the code and show exactly where it is. Don't just make accusations without any proof.
Second, I actually have more questions about some people who claim to be making ports of iOS games to Android but in fact it's touchHLE or HyperHLE. Their build logs say that the builds were compiled locally, so there’s no way to know for sure what they may have added to the final files themselves.
I’m not accusing anyone of anything without evidence, but the same standard should apply to everyone: if you're going to accuse someone of distributing malware, provide actual proof.
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Brawl Stars 2017 beta port on Android
Initially, this beta was only available on iOS
Initially, this beta was only available on iOS
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