New Saturn Core - RetroArch/Libretro

Channel:
Netherlands LibRetro
Subscribers:
31,200
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Slq1dgdvyjo


Game:
Radiant Silvergun (1998)
Duration: 0:57
7,270 views
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This is a quick demo of Radiant Silvergun running on the new Sega Saturn libretro core, based on the new but already amazing Saturn emulator from Mednafen. While this emulator is very young and still has some rough edges, Ryphecha has done an incredible job with it and many games already run with no major visible bugs.

The shader is aliaspider's GTU-v50.

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