ZeraPS5 v0.1.0 (build 705) is released. An AI-assisted PS5 emulator project with a Windows launcher.

ZeraPS5 Changelog:
Development spotlight: Wolverine & ASTRO BOT
Wolverine: progress in menu navigation, save-slot handling and scene initialization, supported by work on shader calls, coherent buffers and compute synchronization. Reaching a controllable character remains an active development target; playable gameplay has not been demonstrated.
ASTRO BOT: the experimental hub profile renders Astro, the ship, objects and vegetation. Development snapshots have also exercised landing/disembarking and scripted movement/jumping. Geometry, interpolation and GDS corrections helped make that progress visible. Terrain, lighting and UI still need work, and speed remains far below practical playability.
2D on integrated graphics: the development compatibility report records New Joe & Mac: Caveman Ninja at 60 FPS on a Core i5-1235U / Intel Iris Xe. This is a game-specific earlier result, not a new b705 benchmark or a promise for every 2D game. Other recorded 2D progress includes Dead Cells, KAGE, Lodoss, Arkanoid RETRO, Rugrats and Void Terrarium.
These milestones retain their own development builds and settings in the compatibility records. Experimental GPU and memory paths remain opt-in in the distribution.
Technical changelog
Textures and colors: correct CPU/GPU ownership of large textures and image-store channel handling. GTA V prologue colors and materials were recovered against a development regression, without per-game color filters or reduced game settings.
GPU work: extend equivalent fast paths for constant/masked buffer fills, reduce unnecessary shader-resource evaluation waits, and improve coherent compute-buffer reads/writes. Bounds and synchronization are preserved.
Shaders: execution-mask/DPP corrections, GDS coverage, bounded full-program decoding and experimental shader-call paths. On-screen shader compilation progress makes first-run work easier to follow; shader caching is preserved.
Presentation: wait for a displayed buffer before reusing it, addressing disappearing layers/logos; correct the affected RGBA VideoOut pixel format.
Audio and loading: updates to NGS2 filter parameters, port mixing and mastering-band gains; better pairing of executables with adjacent game-data folders; initialization, timer and save/offline-service fixes.
Launcher preserved: configurable keyboard controls, remapping-aware hints, 15 languages/RTL, GitHub updates and manually submitted private reports. Automatic report uploads remain disabled.
Video preserved: synchronous event delivery with immediate READY remains the public default. Asynchronous delivery remains optional.
Tested with this package
Minecraft: a copied world loaded with terrain, sky, shovel and HUD visible during a roughly 292-second isolated smoke test.
GTA V: the bank-prologue room, characters, wood, red clothing, yellow notice and reflections were visible during a roughly 332-second isolated smoke test.
Both runs used the exact packaged executable on an RTX 5060 Ti, cloned settings/saves and an explicit host-memory layout. They ended intentionally after inspection. These are scene checks, not benchmarks or long-session stability certification.
Earlier records for Skyrim, Red Dead Redemption, ASTRO BOT, Wolverine and other games keep their actual tested build and hardware. See the compatibility list and the package's docs/VALIDATION.md.
Validation
101/101 automated tests and 52/52 distribution checks passed.
A real isolated 571-to-705 update passed 18 checks: 44 payload files verified, synthetic user data retained, corrupted input rejected, rollback and interruption recovery exercised. After publication, native launcher functions downloaded b705 over public GitHub HTTPS without signing in and updated an isolated b571 installation: all 44 payload files and five synthetic user-data sentinels verified. This delivery test ran without opening the launcher window.
RTX 5060 Ti checks passed 37 image fixtures, common and native32 DPP cases and bounded compute XYZ/tail/LDS tests with core Vulkan validation. This is not approval of the full GPU matrix.
Production AvPlayer decoded 105 video frames and 171 audio blocks, completed two loops and delivered immediate READY.
Both executables were relinked from the packaged object kit. Corresponding source was configured without private Git history; the standalone source ZIP matches the copy inside the Windows package.
Credits/licenses match public b571. Corresponding sources, FFmpeg source and relink materials are included. The package audit scanned 909 nested entries without known personal-identity or credential findings.

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