Assistive Tech trainer, gamer, accessibility advocate, and reader who happens to be blind.
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Sony pissed off the gaming community so much that they used AI to speed up the PS5 jailbreak, and in two weeks it's supporting everything from PSP, Vita, PS1 to 5, *RUNNING BETTER*, including Xbox 360 and earlier, and everything from Nintendo Switch 1
I fucking love 2026 ☺️😂😂😂🤘🔥🔥🔥
🎮 PS5SX2 2.00 is here. And it's a BIG one.
🔥 Frame Generation: 30 → 60 / 60 → 120 FPS
🔍 Up to 8x resolution on PS5 Pro
🎨 One-click HD texture packs
🏆 RetroAchievements with PS5-style trophies
🌐 PS2 online multiplayer
⚡ Major performance improvements
💾 Save states, cheats, widescreen & 60 FPS patches
PS2 emulation on PS5 just hit another level.
🔗 github.com/Swordpdf/PS5SX2
💬 discord.gg/mFpkX6gng
☕ ko-fi.com/sword95
#PS5 #PS5Pro #PS2 #PlayStation #PlayStation2 #PS5Jailbreak #PS5Homebrew #PCSX2 #PS5SX2 #Emulation #RetroGaming #Gaming #Homebrew #FrameGeneration #60FPS #120FPS
Devin Prater retweeted
I did it.
iCube running GameCube and Wii jitless 60fps for most games even with 2x upscaling
Builds should be live in the morning.
Https://icube-emu.com/downlo… and TestFlight, side-loads also now support iOS 26 JIT
#gamecube #wii
Devin Prater retweeted
"Hey Astra, make me a Mac app. It should render a 3D iPod that you'll build in Blender, then using the original iPod UI and interactions I want to be able to visualize all my Codex threads on it."
15 minutes later: Boom.
What's even in this model? What time we're living in!??
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I feel valued as a customer with Openai. I can't say the same for many other companies...
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Wtf...
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This is great news to read about! Thanks for sharing all this with us @alyabani94.
Until Dawn 2 Accessibility Features appear to be really promising for blind players
•Screen Reader (Advanced)
The screen reader will fully communicate contextual text and visual information essential to gameplay.
•Visual Cue Alternatives
Visual information is also communicated through audio or controller vibration.
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•Adjustable Difficulty (Advanced)
You can customise the level of challenge or activate a range of assists individually to help you play the game.
•Simplified Quick Time Events
You can reduce the level of challenge for quick time events (actions where you must match on-screen prompts within a time limit).
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Can’t wait for the full accessibility feature list
Thanks @FirespriteGames
Devin Prater retweeted
Men are claiming women can’t be trusted to vote because we can be “incapacitated by hormones”.
Men lash out violently ALL the time.
Domestic violence skyrockets when their team loses a football game.
A woman tells them “No” and they assault her.
Should they lose their rights?
Devin Prater retweeted
Undiagnosed neurodivergence is like being handed a video game that has been set to hard mode, but having people tell you over and over "it's on easy, why do you keep dying? "
Diagnosis is learning the game is on hard mode. It doesn't make it easier, but you can strategize.
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‼️POPULAR GAMING OPINION‼️
Being an introvert, staying home to play games, read books and do my nerd hobbies is better than going out and partying.
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I’ve got a friend who was non functional after a few hours with a GI bug.
I gently pointed out their symptoms matched the ones I deal with every single day.
Their response?
“You’re used to it. It’s not the same”.
That’s how disabled people are treated in a nutshell.
Devin Prater retweeted
“Authors, please use easy words in your books” is a sentence designed in a lab to upset me. You only learn by reading things that challenge you. This idea that we should only ever be exposed to things we know already is deeply incurious and anti-intellectual.
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So I've never been great at creating video content, so I typically write instead. I'd like to invite everyone to check out my Substack and subscribe over at michaeldoise.com where I write about AI and other technology.
