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Digimon World 2003 Recompiled

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Static recompilation of Digimon World 2003 built on psxrecomp and recomp-ui.

A native recompilation setup host for Digimon World 2003.

Players	1
Region	Europe
Publisher	—
Year	—

Scaffolded with the New Project Layout. See psxrecomp/docs/GAME_PROJECT_SETUP.md for the full flow.

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RetComM Launcher

You can run this title standalone (release zip + the built-in recomp-ui Generate & Build flow), or manage installs, updates, ROM/BIOS wiring, and queued builds more intuitively with RetComM Launcher — the Retro Compilation Manager hub for self-compiling recomps.

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RetComM checks for updates, rebuilds with existing build data when possible, uses the same platform build tools as per-title launchers, and automates BIOS/ROM/save plumbing so you are not stuck repeating each game’s wizard by hand.

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Legal

You must own the original game and provide your own supported disc image. Disc images under disc/ are ignored by Git and must never be committed. Retail BIOS files are not redistributed. The Windows setup host collects the required local inputs and builds the game on the user's computer.

Quick start (dev)

git submodule update --init --recursive
./psxrecomp/tools/ci/build_emitters.sh
python3 psxrecomp/psxrecomp_cli.py generate \
  --config game.toml --project-root . --disc disc/<your>.cue
cmake -S . -B build-release -G Ninja -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
cmake --build build-release --target psx-runtime

Zip prefix for CI artifacts: Digimon-World-2003-Recomp.

Symbols

Progressive map: symbols.toml → python3 tools/sync_symbols.py → psx_symbols.h (PSX_FN_*). See psxrecomp/docs/SYMBOLS.md.

Framework pins

Submodule gitlinks (psxrecomp, optional recomp-ui, nested recomp-net) are authoritative. framework_pins.txt is an optional scaffold snapshot; release CI logs SHAs with record_pins.sh but builds whatever the gitlinks resolve to. Bump submodules deliberately — do not float on main/master in release CI.

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Platform support

Release 0.3.0 supports Windows x64. Linux and macOS remain in the workflow, but their release jobs are deferred under the Wave 2 Windows-first exception.

Corrected setup relaunch

Public v0.3.0 can request the wrong executable after the first local build. The v0.3.3 source uses Digimon_World_2003_Recompiled in CMake, the setup relaunch, and the packager. The source parity gate passes. Exact-ZIP automatic relaunch remains a release gate.

License boundary

Portfolio-owned source, scripts, configuration, and documentation use GPL-3.0-only. The LICENSE file contains the complete terms.

PSXRecomp keeps PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0. Recomp-UI keeps MIT. The GPL does not cover retail content, generated retail code, artwork, trademarks, or these separately licensed dependencies.

About this project

These ports are developed by a hobbyist (a DevSecOps engineer, not a game programmer) with substantial AI assistance. What keeps that honest: every change is validated before it ships - boot gates, hardware-oracle A/B comparisons (Beetle/DuckStation), deterministic replay probes, and a shared findings registry that documents failures as carefully as successes. AI writes most of the code; the evidence discipline decides what survives. Bug reports welcome - expect them to be investigated the same way.

tl;dr AI writes the code, but I always test it myself before pushing

v0.3.5 three-platform candidate

The next release targets Windows x64, Linux x64, macOS Apple Silicon ARM64, and macOS Intel x64. These packages remain candidates until the exact archives pass the required native setup, startup, responsiveness, and clean-exit gates.

Development history

Older source and separate candidates are preserved as fixed tags. See the archive and recovery instructions.