01 / UNPACK
Extract the Linux release
Download beta 0.7 from GitHub Releases and extract it into a new folder. Keep your original disc image separate.
In your corner · Public beta 0.7
Fight Night
Round 3 Recomp
Back in the ring. An unofficial PC recompilation with the original game timing, a Vulkan renderer and native graphics controls.
For recent Linux x86-64 systems. Bring your own supported USA Xbox 360 disc image. No game files included.
Original ~30 FPSOriginal game clock
720p → 4KChoose your output resolution
Your controllerPrompts and action remapping
Three steps to the ring
Your game. Your local installation.
The first launch verifies your supported disc image and prepares everything locally. Keep at least 5 GiB free, plus room for caches.
02 / LAUNCH
Run ./launch.sh
Open a terminal in the extracted folder and start the launcher. First-run setup opens automatically.
03 / SELECT
Choose your own ISO
Select the supported USA edition when prompted. Setup verifies and extracts it, then starts the game. Existing extracted data is also supported.
Built into the game
Set up your corner.
Native OPTIONS → GRAPHICS
Resolution, fullscreen, FXAA and texture filtering. Save your settings or use SAVE AND RESTART. Original MSAA remains read-only.
Vulkan with Mailbox/VSync
Persistent shader caching and the original game clock. Higher resolutions depend on your GPU; 900p, 1080p and 1440p share the 2× render tier.
Prompts that follow your device
Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch families, automatic last-device tracking, manual selection and 14 optional action bindings. The Ally's integrated controls have been physically tested; other families await full device verification.
Before the bell
A beta with clear limits.
- Recent Linux x86-64 with glibc 2.38+ and GLIBCXX_3.4.32 or newer in libstdc++ (GCC 13.2).
- Working Vulkan graphics drivers, X11 or Wayland, and the system libraries listed in the installation guide.
- Python 3.12+, your supported USA disc image and at least 5 GiB of free space recommended.
- Linux gameplay has been tested on the ROG Ally. Windows is source support pending validation.
A complete fight and prolonged audio stability are still unverified. Intermittent loading, text and audio issues remain. Experimental 60 FPS and interpolation are outside this release.