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Harbour Masters Expands to GameCube Native PC Ports with LUS Upgrade

Owen Carter 1 min read

Harbour Masters drops '64' from its name and expands Libultraship (LUS) to support GameCube native PC ports, including a Twilight Princess port with modern features.

Harbour Masters logo representing GameCube PC port support
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Harbour Masters is expanding beyond 64 emulation. The group now supports native PC ports for GameCube games, marking a shift in focus for the team.

Harbour Masters logo representing GameCube PC port support
Harbour Masters expands to GameCube native PC ports.

LUS translation layer upgraded for GameCube

The project centers on Libultraship (LUS), a translation layer originally built for N64 titles. Harbour Masters is upgrading LUS to handle GameCube-era games, opening the door to a new library of titles.

Harbour Masters is collaborating with Linfadomra on a PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, called Courage Reborn. The port will include widescreen support, unlocked resolution and framerate, mod support, and gyro aim.

First GameCube port still in development

The team dropped the '64' from their name to reflect the broader scope. According to a Discord announcement, they have officially decided to start supporting GameCube-era games.

The first GameCube port is still in development, with no release date announced. Harbour Masters has not shared pricing or availability details for the port or the updated LUS tool.

Harbour Masters previously focused on N64 native PC ports via LUS. The move to support GameCube games comes after community interest in porting more console classics to PC with modern enhancements.

Source: SteamDeckHQ

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