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2 repositories by Attention Score · Oct 27, 2026 – Nov 2, 2026 (UTC)

Language: C++
Topic: assembly-language
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1RPCS3 / rpcs3

PlayStation 3 emulator and debugger

assembly-language
cpp
emulator
vulkan
llvm
emulation
+4 more

C++GPL-2.020K total2.6K forks

+99 stars

from 20,199 · score 4.61

2gbdev / rgbds

Rednex Game Boy Development System - An assembly toolchain for the Nintendo Game Boy and Game Boy Color

gameboy
gbdev
gamedev
assembly
asm
assembly-language
+6 more

C++MIT1.7K total195 forks

+4 stars

from 1,664 · score 1.61

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