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Unofficial The Simpsons Game PC Port Hits 60 FPS on Steam Deck With Native x86-64 Support

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The unofficial The Simpsons Game PC port reaches version 0.0.6.2, adding native x86- 64 support, 60 FPS gameplay, and full keyboard/mouse controls for Windows, Linux, and Steam Deck.

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The unofficial PC port of The Simpsons Game has reached version 0.0.6.2, bringing a native experience to modern systems. This update matters because it finally allows players to run the title on Windows, , and without relying on console emulation. Users who want to play this classic on a PC can now download the build directly from the developer's GitHub page.

Native x86-64 port brings 60 FPS gameplay and keyboard support to PC and Steam Deck

This port is based on the original Xbox 360 version but uses a complete code recompilation for the x86-64 architecture. The developer documentation states that this rebuild allows the game to run directly on the CPU instead of using CPU emulation. This technical shift enables better compatibility across different operating systems and hardware configurations.

The update adds full keyboard and mouse support with customizable bindings, which was previously missing. Gameplay now runs at 60 FPS, while menus, loading screens, and the title screen remain locked at 30 FPS. Windows users can choose between Direct3D 12 and Vulkan graphics APIs, while Linux users utilize Vulkan. The port also includes precompiled shader files to prevent stuttering when new areas load.

Deck performance sees a noticeable boost, with frame rates rising to about 59 FPS at 2x resolution compared to the previous 50 FPS. The port includes rendering features like supersampling and anisotropic filtering to improve visual clarity. However, the download does not contain any in-game assets, so players must provide their own Xbox 360 ISO file to play.

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