RetroArch64 1.9.0 (2021-03-07) for Android

RetroArch 64 is an alternative to the well-known modular multi-emulator for 64-bit devices that allows you to run console games on endless platforms using a single application.

The list of emulators is huge, including the following systems: Arcade (via different MAME or FB Alpha variants), Amstrad CPC, Atari 2600/5200/7800, Atari Jaguar, Atari Lynx, WonderSwan, Commodore Amiga / C64 / VIC20, MS – DOS, Magnavox Odyssey, Mattel Intellivision, MSX, PC Engine, Nintendo NES, Super Nintendo, Game Boy, Nintendo DS, Nintendo 64, GameCube, Wii, SEGA Master System, Mega Drive / Genesis, Game Gear, Saturn, Playstation and ZX Spectrum .

In addition, it includes players for specific engines or games, such as the id Software Title Engine (DOOM), Cave Story, and SCUMMVM. All of these have different sections with different emulators that can be easily configured from the main menu. It even lets you create a universal configuration for graphics and controls so you don’t have to adjust each one individually.

The best thing about this 64-bit version is that some cores mimic faster, like the PSX. Some new kernels are still exclusive to this version, such as the Dolphin emulator that can run games for Wii and Gamecube.

The announcement of the new PlayStation Classic from Sony has hit many users (or not). There is a whole generation of players who have been introduced to the world of video games by their PSX, which has been around for at least 12 years, one less than its predecessor. The truth is that current technology, like Android devices, is more than capable of mimicking games from the console. As we did with Super Nintendo and Mega Drive, now is the time to list some of the best PlayStation emulators for Android.

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Anyone who frequently uses emulators on Android or other platforms will be more than familiar with the RetroArch name. The popular modular multi-platform emulator container has just been updated to version 1.7.4, with the main change being the fact that the 64-bit device app has also been released, making it possible for consoles like the PSX or Gamecube to substantially improve their performance.

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