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There are no limits for the Half-Life community where Manny, a software engineer, managed to run HL1 natively on a Playstation 1! "Not an emulator nor a demake: a renderer and game runtime written from scratch in Rust. Built on PSoXide, a PS1 development suite" Learn more below

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