GigaBash (PPSA06094)

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Title

GigaBash (PPSA06094)

Content version tested

01.092.000

AnyPS5 commit

main e61a7c7, no pull requests or local changes on top.

System tested

Windows 11 Pro 10.0.26200, AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT (driver 32.0.32015.7029), Ryzen 7 5800X3D, GCC 15.2.0 (WinLibs 15.2.0posix-14.0.0-ucrt-r7), Release.

Furthest point

In game

What is shown

Three runs of 300 s each, from no save data, with scripted pad input (Cross every 3 s). Across the three runs the dumped frames (one every 300 presents, so not every screen in every run) show the publisher logo, the photosensitivity warning, the main menu (PLAY / STORY / ONLINE / PRACTICE), Couch Play, the difficulty select (EASY / NORMAL / HARD), the versus screen and the stage title, and the last frames of all three runs are in a match, on a different stage each time. No run stopped, and no log has an is not implemented line.

• Frame rate: the menus reach 593-596 presents per 10 s. In the matches it is much lower: over each run's last 50 s, 47-60, 68-84 and 139-162 presents per 10 s, with 31-37 ms of GPU work and 31-182 ms of GPU idle gaps per frame.
• Not checked: audio, and play beyond the first match.

Current blocker

None found in these runs; the low frame rate in matches is the main gap.

How it was run

relinker --windows --registry src/eboot.bin app.exe

Unreal Engine 4 title. The dump's eboot.bin and its modules (sce_module: libc, libSceFace, libSceFaceTracker, libSceFontGsm, libSceJobManager, libSceNpCppWebApi, libScePfs; plus 3 in prx) are SELF containers, unwrapped with tools/unwrap_self.py first; the relinker picks up prx without a --module-dir, and passing --module-dir prx fails with Duplicate guest module directory. tools/import_audit.py (with --modules for both folders) reports 0 absent imports and 29 throwing-stub imports, most of them NpCppWebApi user-profile and presence getters; it was run with --source set to main just before #9509, because on main e61a7c7 the audit stops on more than 256 preprocessor branch combinations in one function (the poll function in Socket/src/Udp.cpp that #9509 extended). The runs used APS5_NO_PAD_INPUT=1 with APS5_PAD_INPUT_FILE written by tools/pad_input.py, plus APS5_PROFILE_DRAW=1 APS5_LOG_TIMESTAMPS=1 APS5_TRACE_SUMMARY_EVERY=10 and APS5_DUMP_FRAMES for the pictures below.

Dumped frames of one run, in order:

Conversion, the runs, log reading and this report were done with AI assistance (Claude Code); the screens above come from frames AnyPS5 dumped during the runs.