Quake II on AnyPS5

Linux is in game — Quake II (the retail PS5 title PPSA09477, content 01.003.000, not the homebrew Quake II port and not retail Quake), the first-run Accessibility screen then New Game and the tutorial with the objective Complete the Tutorial, a health HUD, a left-stick forward move and a right-stick camera turn, FPS was not reported, with tutorial completion, audio quality and sustained performance remaining unchecked as the current open problem — on unmodified main 5f37c3e09a (Arch Linux / Ryzen 9 7950X / Radeon RX 6650 XT); Windows and macOS were not checked. Latest release v0.1.3 is 3fd1cc393b (20 Oct). Cited commit 5f37c3e09a (18 Oct, 15:22 UTC) predates v0.1.3 (3fd1cc393b, 20 Oct, 07:07 UTC). The cited furthest in-game used unmodified main 5f37c3e09a, with no pull requests on top. #5916 merged as ea4cc112a0 (16 Oct) is already in that main and is in v0.1.3. #6476 merged as c22eb87563 (19 Oct, 01:27 UTC) is in v0.1.3 and is not in the cited main. The later comment reuses the previously converted title image and assets, with a full fresh system-library build from that main. Title runtime modules from sce_module/ and prx/ were converted with the current relinker; fakelib/ was not added as a runtime module directory. That conversion is a conversion step, not a game patch. No extra title patch file is named as required. Settings on that cited run: SDL X11, RADV Mesa 26.2.4 on RX 6650 XT, Ryzen 9 7950X; APS5_HOST_IMPORT_MIB=16384, APS5_DRAW_CACHE_ENTRIES=4096, APS5_PIPELINED_DRAWS=1. Those are host environment variables, not a game patch. The local udmabuf size limit was temporarily raised and restored to 64 MiB afterward. That is a host limit, not a game patch. No performance tracing, GPU profiling or diagnostic patch was enabled. The host is Arch Linux, kernel 7.2.9-arch1-1, GCC 16.2.1, Ryzen 9 7950X, Radeon RX 6650 XT, RADV Mesa 26.2.4-arch1.1, SDL X11. No cited run checked the official release zip. Whether the current official release zip matches this report is unknown, so an official zip may stop earlier. This title is not in the official table. Build source is main — the cited furthest in-game used unmodified main 5f37c3e09a, not a release zip. The comment furthest point is brief interactive tutorial control on unmodified main. What is shown: controller navigation passed the first-run Accessibility screen and selected New Game. The tutorial loaded with the objective Complete the Tutorial and a health HUD. A left-stick forward command changed the scene position, and a separate right-stick command visibly rotated the camera. This establishes brief interactive tutorial control beyond the attract demo. The run ended by ordinary window close with exit 0; process termination and restored udmabuf configuration were verified. FPS was not reported. Title-bar FPS is not a benchmark. Those times are a report, not a benchmark. In game on that cited main is not a Playable claim. A single self-report is not an official-table row. Current blocker: tutorial completion, audio quality and sustained performance were not checked. An earlier post in the same thread used main 44df216321 plus #6476 and #5916, and a logging-only diagnostic head, for a 3D scene; that post is not the cited furthest. A later current-main recheck on e5f18ea99a reached a moving 3D scene without extra unmerged dependencies, with no controller input injected, and said those scenes may be the attract demo; that recheck is not the cited furthest. Main plus #6476 stopped at sceNgs2RackGetVoiceHandle: invalid argument (exit 134); that stop is historical as of 16 Oct 2026, when #5916 merged. Save or load of a newly written slot, tutorial completion, an ending, and network play were not checked. AI-assisted: yes.

PPSA09477