There is no digital code. Theres a unique key embedded in the discs.
When the disc is inserted into a new console the license is transferred over to the latest console and removed from the previous. So yes you can trade and resell.
The game gets revoked from your account if you resell the disc and the digital entitlement is redeemed on another console. The reason Xbox One and Xbox Series games are supported first (possibly only) is because they have individual UIDs per...
If you go that route, I'd recommend MiSTer FPGA over those two, since there's support for many other systems, and it's an open source project requiring no hacks to take advantage of loading any FPGA cores.
Edit: I am indeed aware that some of...
Don't be quick to dismiss the MiSTer FPGA too, it runs N64 nearly flawlessly, despite taking shortcuts here and there. It also uses original controllers, Bluetooth, or USB with 1000Hz polling.
The final entry in the Fullmetal Alchemist action RPG trilogy on PS2, based on the incredibly successful manga and anime of the same name. This game has nine action packed chapters, a theme song (Scars of Sadness) written and performed by Nana...
No, a port is the exact opposite of emulation.
Emulation is making it so that code compiled for different hardware can run on your machine.
A port like this allows you to compile the source code so that it will run natively on your machine...
Wouldn't this just end the secondary market? No more selling or lending games to friends and opens illegitimate account selling/trading on a larger scale as well as piracy.
This is incredible, thank you all involved!
Crystal source code wasn't leaked in the first place (and if it was and I missed it), can't be used as is since it's asm for a specific processor... all explained by the OP. The decompilation was...