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RetroArch is a free and open-source, cross-platform frontend for emulators, game engines, video games, media players and other applications. It is the reference implementation of the libretro API, designed to be fast, lightweight, portable and without dependencies.
RomM is a web-based version of Retroarch.
Argosy is an Android port of the PC RomM GUI.
A native Android client for RomM for syncing, installing, and launching games on any of your mobile devices.
github.com
You either need access to a RomM server or host one yourself for Argosy to work.
I have a friend who hosts a private RomM server.
It can be accessed with a web browser (and account)
Or, using Argosy
RomM and Argosy differ from RetroArch in that you don't host the files, someone else does.
I also have RetroArch installed, however, even with 2TB of device storage I can't store the near 4TB of game's (and growing) that a PC can store.
RetroArch - Frontend for Emulators, Game Engines and Media Players
RetroArch is a frontend for emulators, game engines and media players. It enables you to run classic games on a wide range of computers and consoles through its slick graphical interface. Settings are also unified so configuration is done once and for all.
www.retroarch.com
RomM is a web-based version of Retroarch.
Argosy is an Android port of the PC RomM GUI.
A native Android client for RomM for syncing, installing, and launching games on any of your mobile devices.
GitHub - rommapp/argosy-launcher: A native Android client for RomM for syncing, installing, and launching games on any of your mobile devices
A native Android client for RomM for syncing, installing, and launching games on any of your mobile devices - rommapp/argosy-launcher
You either need access to a RomM server or host one yourself for Argosy to work.
I have a friend who hosts a private RomM server.
It can be accessed with a web browser (and account)
Or, using Argosy
RomM and Argosy differ from RetroArch in that you don't host the files, someone else does.
I also have RetroArch installed, however, even with 2TB of device storage I can't store the near 4TB of game's (and growing) that a PC can store.
