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One screen for the whole library: what we track, what the status chips mean, and where each title stands tonight.
Stable, and the title where a wired pad and a calm background matter more than a bigger GPU.

Demon's Souls holds a Stable chip and has been dependable through recent builds. Boss arenas load, fog gates behave, and saves are not at risk in the way they were much earlier on.
The interesting part is not whether it runs but how it feels. This is a game of precise timing, and emulation adds latency wherever it can. A title that technically performs well can still play badly if every input arrives a moment late.
None of this makes the emulator faster. It removes the delay sitting between your hands and the emulator, which is a different and more useful fix.
Add your own Demon's Souls through File then Add games. Vesper is a launcher, holds 400+ status records, and includes nothing playable itself.
If the tile is present but will not start, confirm firmware is installed first on the firmware page.
Not in our experience on a wired pad with overlays disabled, but it is the single thing most worth tuning for this title. Bluetooth adds delay you will feel in boss fights.
Yes, it carries the Stable chip. As always that describes reliability rather than any resolution or frame-rate figure.
Keyboard and mouse work throughout the app, but a gamepad is strongly recommended for this one.
Free installer for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11.