PokeDinner

The fork people mean by PokeDinner is maintained by Franseven. The upstream I link is the Eden git project “PokeDinner, an Eglantine fork.” A GitHub repository under Apollo422/PokeDinner is a mirror that stopped at v1.0.0. I do not send downloaders to that mirror for 2.7.7.

On 2026-11-07 the newest version named upstream is 2.7.7, dated 2026-11-05. That version is described as Windows 64-bit only. Its notes include an explicit warning that an AMD GPU should skip it. Versions through 2.5.0 are the ones described as also shipping Linux and macOS. Most releases are marked prerelease. The exceptions named in the record are 1.0.0, 1.5.0 and 2.0.0. The string “eglantine 2.1.0” in search is this fork’s 2.1.0a from 2026-10-31, not a mainline Eglantine tag.

The community matrix points PokeDinner at Pokopia, Donkey Kong Bananza, Splatoon Raiders, Fire Emblem and Ocarina of Time. Pokopia is the title that made the fork’s name. 2.0.0 is tied to invisible items. 2.1.0a says Splatoon Raiders HDR is broken. 2.5.0 is the later Raiders and Bananza point, including a 30 FPS option on Bananza. The setup checklist attached to this fork asks for 12 GB of DRAM and a 32 GB page file or swap, which is stricter than the “16 GB practical floor” note on the main emulator.

I am not listing private-server steps, keys, or game files. If you only needed the version map, the row in the fork table is the short form, and Pokopia is the game page.