Stage editor
Open any level’s world without the game and tune its sky, light and haze.
Old worlds.
Native foundations.
PlayStation game code, recompiled for PC. It plays as it always did. You choose how it looks.
Original behaviour
The game’s own code still makes every decision. Physics, AI and timing run unchanged.
Modern presentation
Sharp, stable and widescreen at your display’s resolution, with the original look one key away.
Per-game knowledge
Everything specific to one game lives in its title profile. The engine itself knows only the PlayStation.
Process
From original data to a modern experience.
Each game needs its own profile and integration. The engine supplies everything they have in common.
Original game data
Code is lifted ahead of time. You play from your own disc image.
Title profile
Rules, addresses and quirks for one game, kept out of the engine.
Native runtime
Recompiled code on rebuilt PlayStation hardware services. No CPU emulator, no BIOS file.
Renderer
Draws the game’s own scene in three looks, from 1:1 original to remaster.
Native execution
Recompiled for PC.
The game’s code is translated function by function from MIPS R3000A machine code to C++ and compiled for PC. The interpreter that checks it never ships.
Original
Clean
Remaster
Architecture
The engine and the game, clearly separated.
Engine code knows the PlayStation, never the game. Where a profile has no answer, it does what the console did.
Development tools
Tools that make the work visible.
A live debug server in every player, recordable GPU, scene and sound traces, and tools for worlds and models.
Model viewer
Every rebuilt model, with its moving parts, under adjustable light.
Frame comparison
Replay a recorded session on two builds or looks and compare every pixel.
Behaviour, verified.
Recompiled functions run beside an interpreter of the original code, and the results must match. The Original picture and sound are checked against DuckStation.
