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RetroArch always felt like too much for me. I just wanted to pick a game with my DualSense and play, so I made my own little frontend. It uses the normal libretro cores, so the actual emulation is theirs, not mine. What it does: - one ~350 KB exe, no setup. It downloads the cores itself the first time you open a game - 3D games can look way better than the original: crank N64, PSP and PS2 up to 4K internal resolution right from the Quality menu, no config files - built-in shaders: CRT with scanlines (flat or curved), LCD grid for handhelds, pixel-perfect sharp scaling for 2D, and a sharpen + vivid colors filter for 3D. F9 cycles through them live - point it at your ROM folder and you get a library with box art, recently played, favorites and play time - throw zip/7z/rar files at it and it figures out the system by itself, even PSP/PS1/PS2 isos inside a zip - the whole thing works with a controller. Tap the PS button in-game for save states, shaders, volume etc. - DualSense, DS4, Switch Pro, Xbox and cheap USB pads all work, with a button mapping screen if needed - rewind, fast forward, and it resumes right where you left off when you reopen a game - NES, SNES, N64, GB/GBC/GBA, DS, Sega (MS, MD, GG, CD, 32X), PS1, PS2, PSP and Atari Some notes: - The exe isn't signed, so Windows/antivirus might complain. The source is there if you'd rather build it yourself. - No ROMs or BIOS included, bring your own. Screenshots are homebrew games (Nova the Squirrel, 240p Test Suite). GitHub: https://github.com/kano92-dir/Ultimate-Emulator It's my first project like this, so feedback (or bug reports) would be really appreciated.   submitted by   /u/Master_Cucumber_3314 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/4 02:49:16