ORBIT — a new game launcher for the PlayStation 2 (covers, 3D save icons, RetroAchievements)

ORBIT is a free, open-source game launcher that runs on a real PlayStation 2. • Your library in a carousel, grid or list, at 60 fps • Covers downloaded and decoded by the console itself, no PC step • Your saves with their 3D icons, read from the memory card • Per-game options: 480p / 1080i, compatibility modes, memory card • Virtual memory cards per game, created on first play • In-game menu: restart into ORBIT or power off from any game • RetroAchievements on real hardware: the console identifies each game, lists its achievements, and an agent inside the game unlocks them • Games from a home server, plus USB, HDD, MX4SIO, iLink, MMCE, UDPBD • Spanish or English Download v1.0: github.com/danielnuld/ps2-launcher/releases/latest Website and setup guide: danielnuld.github.io/ps2-launcher/ Source (GPL-3.0): github.com/danielnuld/ps2-launcher Footage captured in the PCSX2 emulator; tested on a real SCPH-75001 (slim). Games load through Neutrino by Maximus32 (AFL-3.0). Achievements via the xeRAbora client and RetroAchievements.org. Developed with Claude Code (Anthropic) and the OpenSpec, Ponytail and CodeGraph plugins. Music generated for the video. Fonts: Unbounded, Sora, Space Mono (SIL OFL). PlayStation is a trademark of Sony Interactive Entertainment; ORBIT is not affiliated with Sony. Use your own backups.