RetroArchمكتبتك. واجهة واحدة.

01 / performance

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RetroArch can answer input on the next frame.

When that path is working, latency should match real hardware, FPGA clones or original consoles.

Extra timing options remain available if you need to tune further.

02 / release

New update (v1.21.0)

Install the current RetroArch build for your platform.

The public homepage still leads with 1.21.0. The verified stable listed on Download is 1.22.2.

03 / interface

A finished menu

Browse the collection through a set-top-box menu.

After a scan, titles group by system.

Thumbnails and animated backgrounds are part of that menu.

04 / platforms

Same frontend, many machines

Windows, Mac OS X and Linux are first-class hosts.

Apple and Android cover phones and tablets. Consoles include PS3, PSP, PS Vita, Wii, Wii U and more.

05 / config

Deep settings, sane defaults

The advanced settings list exposes how games run and how they are drawn.

Each option starts from a working default so you can play before you tune.

06 / input

Controllers map themselves

Common pads configure on plug-in, the way a console would.

That path helps when a guest brings their own controller.

Manual remaps still exist for combos and special actions.

07 / video

Shaders on the GPU

Shaders are light GPU filters that can sharpen or restyle older games.

They can also recreate a CRT monitor look.

Presets stack if you want a custom chain.

08 / trophies

Achievements

Unlock achievements on classic games you already own.

After a RetroAchievements sign-in, trophies and badges track like a modern console.

09 / network

Netplay lobby

Host or join a networked session.

The built-in lobby is the path back to local multiplayer over a distance.

Spectator mode lets you watch a session without playing.

10 / capture

Record and stream

A session can be written to a video file.

The same path can send a live stream to Twitch or YouTube.

11 / library

Cores keep arriving

New programs continue to enter the RetroArch library.

Core Updater can fetch those programs as soon as they are published.