aarch64

A decompilation of the original Xbox Halo has been ported to Linux, Windows and Android arm64. It is the first native port in this whole scene that targets Android handhelds on purpose, and the builds ship daily.

Most recomp coverage assumes you own a gaming PC. But ten console decompilation ports are sitting in PortMaster right now, and they are listed for handhelds as cheap as the RG28XX. Here is the real list, pulled from PortMaster's own data.

DK64 Rekongpiled shipped in late August and the coverage focused on ultrawide and uncapped frame rates. The release page tells a more interesting story: there is an official Linux ARM64 binary, which almost no recomp project bothers to build.

Mario Kart Wiicompiled is the first static recompilation of a Wii game, and it started shipping aarch64 builds on 3 September. Then you read the requirements and find a GTX 1650 floor, which no ARM handheld clears.

Suyu v0.04 added a Recompiler mode that translates Switch ARM64 code into native x86-64 ahead of time. Three things the coverage is skipping: it is the project's final release, the target is x86-64 so ARM handhelds gain nothing, and the emulator is still doing most of the work.

Most recompiled ports build for x86 PCs, which leaves Android handhelds out. Here is what actually runs on ARM today, the browser route that changes the answer, and what to stop waiting for.