RetroArch - All Video Game Emulators in One Place

RetroArch can run on the usual platforms like Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, but it stands alone in that it can support far more platforms beyond just that.

Photo shows emulators that works, OS that supports and other.
Gameplay screenshots at end of post

This post includes RetroArch - download, install and play (quick tutorial)
Link: http://www.retroarch.com/

Testing with hardware and software:
* CPU: AMD A10-7850 Radeon R7
* Controller: XboX360 (Original)
* Wifi Controller Receiver (up to 4 players/controllers)(x360 chinese, around 8 $ on eBay)
* OS: Windows 10

I'm using XboX360 controller. You don't have to. Any other normal USB/Wifi controller will work. Controller has automatic assigning controls (user friendly, plug 'n' play).

After Running RetroArch and connecting controller, I can go through dashboard (PSP like) with controller.

Cores are emulators. Choose Load Core -> Download Core -> Load Core.

After downloaded Core (emulator), Load Content (iso, game, roms). Find destionation to games.

Confirm, to use with right emulator.

Working flawlessly, like single emulator (standalone) that you downloaded. Big plus is that you don't have to config and waste your time on useless already known patters, that can already be automatic.

Some pics, as proof.

God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP game, PPSSPP emulator)

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (GameCube game, dolphin)

Super Smash Bros. Melee (GameCube game, dolphin)

My Recommendation:
* Use Windowed Mode
* Don't use scanning games (roms), sometimes fails to load game after scanned games (Tekken 6 example)
* Performance (try using other API, vulkan, sdl2...or even emulator)

List of supported emulators:

Thank you for reading and support. Please, if you find any use of this, leave comment, upvote or resteem. Thank you for your time.

@mrnastykilla

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