The RetroArch component of the Libretro API is just a front-end and there are much better ones out there if you want to use the emulation cores. The real talented programmers are the ones who created ...

One of the coolest things about RetroArch is its simple implementation of netplay across a variety of emulators - at least, in theory. When it works, it's great, but it can be pretty fiddly to get to ...

Last month, Apple slightly relaxed its stance on game emulation. Naturally, the ensuing weeks saw emulators added and taken down from the iOS App Store as developers attempted to feel out Apple's ...

Emulation frontend RetroArch has just gotten its 1.10.0 update, and with it comes a host of improvements to the program's online netplay options. There's also HDR support for Vulkan, new XMB menu ...

Console makers have a love-hate relationship with emulators. On the one hand, they hate the piracy it empowers. But on the other hand, some of them have actually used them to power their own mini ...

Retro game emulators are finally available for iPhone users. After a lifetime without allowing them, Apple changed its rules once it started complaining about Europe's Digital Markets Act. While the ...

RetroArch, a versatile emulator frontend, has finally launched officially for iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs. The app offers access to numerous emulation cores, allowing users to play classic titles ...

The market for functional emulation software/hardware is quickly expanding. Playmaji’s Polymega console might be one of the most recognizable devices in the space and offers compatibility with games ...

Apple confirmed that it would allow emulators for classic game consoles on the iOS App Store back in April, but early releases for the platform have often been riddled with ads and third-party ...

I've always kind of wondered why Steam (or any competitor) didn't try to actually integrate emulation. Take the open-source emulator cores, and merge them into the actual client (or, for ...