A new era of retro gaming dawns on Apple devices as RetroArch arrives
RetroArch, a popular retro emulator platform, is now available to download officially via Apple's App Stores for iPhones and iPads.
A new retro gaming app has landed on iOS – and it can emulate 38 different consoles
Over the last couple of weeks, iPhone-wielding retro gamers have been inundated with good news, as one console emulator after another has made it onto Apple’s iOS platform. Now, another has joined the ranks,
Retro Gaming Emulators Are Topping iOS and Apple TV Charts, Including One For PSP
The iOS App Store emulation explosion continues, with PSP and multi-system emulators like RetroArch topping the charts.
5 Reasons Retro Gaming Handhelds Are Better Than a Phone App
Handhelds offer longer battery life thanks to low-power CPUs, large batteries, and no additional power-consuming tasks. Having a dedicated handheld eliminates battery anxiety, malware risks, privacy concerns, and is more reliable for gaming.
Retro gaming on Apple TV: RetroArch Emulation makes it possible
RetroArch is a free, open-source frontend for various emulators, game engines, and media players. It lets you relive the classics on your Apple TV, emulating consoles like Atari, Game Boy, Super Nintendo, PlayStation 1, and even Nintendo 64.
Two New Retro Game Emulators Come to the App Store
Two new gaming emulators have made their debut in the App Store. RetroArch offers gamers a way to play their favorite retro games on their iPhone, iPad, Apple Vision Pro, or Apple TV, while the PPSSPP emulator allows users to play their favorite Sony PSP games on their iPhone or iPad.
RetroArch turns your Apple TV into a Nintendo 64 emulator
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 … The post RetroArch turns your Apple TV into a Nintendo 64 emulator appeared first on BGR.
Your Apple TV may have become one of the best retro gaming devices out there overnight
Of course, one reason a user might travel outside of Apple’s walled garden would be to acquire a video game emulator, and Apple changed a long-standing policy to allow video game emulators a month later,
First retro game emulator launches for Apple TV with support for Nintendo, Sega and PlayStation games
The RetroArch emulator is on Apple TV and offers support for popular classic consoles like Sega Genesis, NES and PlayStation.
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The Art Of Retro Gaming: Celebrating The Classics That Shaped The Industry
Introduction Retro gaming, a nostalgic journey back to the golden era of video games, continues to captivate enthusiasts ...
Classic gaming emulators RetroArch and PPSSPP finally land on iOS
Let's start with RetroArch, which is sort of like the Swiss Army knife of emulation. This open-source powerhouse has been ...
After weeks of ad-riddled apps and bizarre delistings, RetroArch is finally on the App Store to handle all your retro emulation needs for free
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The best iPhone emulators
While iPhones can now host emulators, it isn't open season for retro games on your phone. Here is what you need to know about ...