With the RetroArch app for iPhone and iPad, you can now play your favorite legacy games on the go — but it takes some work and configuration. Here's how to do it. RetroArch is an open-source, ad-free ...

To install RetroArch, you need to enable Developer Mode on your Xbox. This mode allows you to sideload apps, including emulators. Sign Up for Developer Mode: Go to the [Xbox Developer Mode Signup Page ...

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Retro games are a blast, and even more so when you can bring the fun on the go. [mac2612] has developed a custom retroarch-based firmware for the Leapster GS and LeapPad2. (via Bringus Studios on ...

It's a tricky dilemma: you want to revisit your some of your childhood favorites, but you don't want to lug your old consoles out of their cardboard tombs. Even if you don't mind unknotting that awful ...

RetroArch is a powerful frontend for various console emulators, but it can sometimes run into issues that prevent it from working properly. Here are several fixes to help you troubleshoot and resolve ...

What just happened? RetroArch, a frontend that brings together emulators for a wide range of classic computers and game consoles, is now available to the public through Steam. This comes after a year ...

Getting RetroArch on your brand-new Xbox isn’t as simple as just inserting a USB drive and puttering away. First, you have to sign up for a Microsoft Developer Account through the Windows Dev Center ...

The hardcore members of the emulation scene will always recommend that you stick with standalone emulator releases, because they offer more options and greater flexibility. And, well, those people are ...

Recently, indie developer Bernard Schilling published a new fork of the DOSBox classic-gaming emulator. If you’re not familiar with DOSBox, it’s a way to play classic MS-DOS games from the 1980s and ...