And it’s called SGDBoop If you own a Steam Deck and have experimented with emulation, you’ve probably heard of SteamGridDB If you haven’t, let me introduce you It’s a library of custom [mac2612] has developed a custom retroarch-based firmware for the Leapster GS and LeapPad2 (via Bringus Studios on YouTube) We covered Linux on the Leapster before, but Retroleap seems better
That could be a headache These days, things have become streamlined and easier overall, thanks to a program known as RetroArch RetroArch is a program that acts as a hub for all your emulation needs Apple TV gets one of the more comprehensive retro games emulators around RetroArch can emulated over 70 machines, including home computers of the 80s, consoles and coin-ops With Apple lifting You can play a variety of other consoles with RetroArch, making it a good all-in-one option There are enough configuration options to work for most people The setup has a learning curve And it’s called SGDBoop I’ve used SteamGridDB in the past, but mainly for adding custom artwork to non-Steam apps I used it to add artwork to games I was emulating, as well as artwork for
You can play a variety of other consoles with RetroArch, making it a good all-in-one option There are enough configuration options to work for most people The setup has a learning curve And it’s called SGDBoop I’ve used SteamGridDB in the past, but mainly for adding custom artwork to non-Steam apps I used it to add artwork to games I was emulating, as well as artwork for
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