
RetroArch is an open source and cross platform frontend/framework for emulators, game engines, video games, media players and other applications
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Dutch, Greek, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil +7 more
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love it! sometimes the interface can feel a bit overwelming and not natural, but one can cope with it.
I only use this to play Saturn games or play co-op with my friends, but the Saturn emulator on here is the easiest to set-up out of all the ones currently available and the one that runs the best for me.
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Insanely complicated to use for no reason. I'm using Emudeck on Steam Deck, which uses Retroarch for a lot of consoles. Retroarch formats saves in its own format instead of the correct format for the emulator, this causes a lot of issues if you want to use Syncthing to sync saves and savestates. I JUST managed to get the saves to work with Syncthing, only for Retroarch on desktop to refuse to load the save states created on Steam Deck via Emudeck. This kind of needless obtuseness is all over the app. The only way to get around this is to not have Emudeck manage your ROMs, and just launch frontends directly. This software is extremely restrictive and hostile to any kind of usage outside of the narrow scope set by the developers.
Extremely useful once it is set up correctly. Some systems, such as PlayStation and PlayStation 2, may require manual core installation and BIOS setup, which can take some time for new users. However, once everything is configured, RetroArch becomes an excellent all-in-one emulation platform. The Steam version also supports cloud synchronization for save states, which is a fantastic feature. After organizing your ROMs, BIOS files, cores, playlists and thumbnails, the experience becomes very smooth and reliable. Just keep a backup of those files and RetroArch will handle the rest.
Best emulator in my honest opinion! you can emulate a damn calculator on Retroarch! 10/10 my new favorite game is Burnout 3 Takedown on the PS2
I cant change the language from greek to english.
This is a great emulator if you want to play some old games from the late 2010 and older that you "legally" acquired. The settings can be confusing at times but once you get a hang on it you never need an amulator thet is a part of it's cores. Truly a one stop destination for retro games.
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