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v7.260719.1051 Feature

This release adds 3 notable features for engineering teams evaluating rollout.

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megadrive nes nintendo pwa retroarch retroarch-wasm retroarch-web retrogaming sega snes virtualboy webassembly

Summary

AI summary

Updates Upgrading, https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e170a7e4-384c-43f6-9b84-8e905fcad76b, and https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ae6a3cc9-ce09-4e49-b077-aef629931d90 across a mixed release.

Changes in this release

Feature Medium

Adds initial support for Nintendo 64 games using Mupen64Plus-Next core.

Adds initial support for Nintendo 64 games using Mupen64Plus-Next core.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-07-19

Confidence: high

Feature Medium

Enhances virtual gamepad for mobile and touch-screen users, adding continuous finger movement and rewind/fast-forward buttons.

Enhances virtual gamepad for mobile and touch-screen users, adding continuous finger movement and rewind/fast-forward buttons.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-07-19

Confidence: high

Feature Medium

Adds customizable gamepad hotkeys for pause, rewind, and fast-forward actions.

Adds customizable gamepad hotkeys for pause, rewind, and fast-forward actions.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-07-19

Confidence: high

Feature Medium

Overhauls game media viewing with a new carousel interface supporting images, videos, PDFs, and CBZ files.

Overhauls game media viewing with a new carousel interface supporting images, videos, PDFs, and CBZ files.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-07-19

Confidence: high

Feature Medium

Enables sharing game libraries between users on self‑hosted instances.

Enables sharing game libraries between users on self‑hosted instances.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-07-19

Confidence: high

Full changelog

RetroAssembly v7 has been released!

This release brings several features and improvements. Here are the key highlights:

  • Initial support for Nintendo 64
  • Customizable gamepad hotkeys
  • Enhanced virtual gamepad
  • Enhanced game media viewing
  • Share your library with other users (self-hosted only)

Dive into the new features

Initial support for Nintendo 64

RetroAssembly now supports Nintendo 64 games by integrating the Mupen64Plus-Next core!

Limitations:

  • It may crash at any time (like while launching, playing or saving) so do not rely on it too much.
  • Analog key mapping is not yet supported. A controller is required to play most of the games.

Enhanced virtual gamepad

The virtual gamepad has been improved for mobile and touch-screen users. We now make it work more like a physical gamepad, you can move your finger from one button to another without lifting your finger. Besides that, dedicated rewind and fast-forward buttons are now available.

Customizable gamepad hotkeys

Gamepad hotkeys for common actions can now be customized to your preference. You can select the button combinations for pause, rewind, and fast-forward.

Enhanced game media viewing

Game media has been completely overhauled with a new carousel interface, making it easier than ever to browse screenshots, box art, and other media for your games.

You can now upload any kind of file as game media, and we automatically detect the file type and display the appropriate preview. We now support images(jpg, png, etc), videos(mp4, mov, etc), and documents(pdf and cbz).

Share your library with other users (self-hosted only)

For self-hosted instances with multiple users, we now allow you to share your library with other users, so it's nolonger needed to upload ROMs individually for each user.

Other improvements and bug fixes

View the full changes on GitHub: v6.260524.1410...v7.260719.1051

Upgrading

  • For users of the officially hosted instance (retroassembly.com): All these features have been shipped and you don't need to take any action.
  • For self-hosted users: See the "Upgrade" section on our Docker Hub.

Anniversary

35 years ago today, 1991-07-19, Final Fantasy IV (titled Final Fantasy II in its initial North American release) (Super Famicom/Super Nintendo Entertainment) was released.


Happy retro gaming!

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