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|developer = Alec Lofquist<br/>Nils Bonenberger | |developer = Alec Lofquist<br/>Nils Bonenberger | ||
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| − | |source = [https://github.com/ | + | |source = [https://github.com/Retropie/EmulationStation RetroPie Fork] |
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| − | '''EmulationStation''' is a graphical launcher for various emulators. While commonly referred to as a frontend to emulators, it is not designed for this purpose, instead to simply launch a particular game on a particular emulator. A frontend handles the audio and video of the backend. It is no longer being developed. | + | '''EmulationStation''' is a graphical and themeable launcher for various emulators. It can import custom themes to use, but it doesn't have a large community so there is not an abundance of these. While commonly referred to as a frontend to emulators, it is not designed for this purpose, instead to simply launch a particular game on a particular emulator. A frontend handles the audio and video of the backend. It is no longer being developed. Comes with a metadata scraper. It is a great front end, and thanks to some users on the RetroPie Forum, development has been picked up. Some new additions include support for video playback as well as custom carousels. |
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Revision as of 13:20, 19 October 2018
| Developer(s) | Alec Lofquist Nils Bonenberger |
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| Latest version | 3/8/15 |
| Active | Yes |
| Platform(s) | Windows, Linux |
| Type | Launcher |
| Website | emulationstation.org |
| Source code | RetroPie Fork |
EmulationStation is a graphical and themeable launcher for various emulators. It can import custom themes to use, but it doesn't have a large community so there is not an abundance of these. While commonly referred to as a frontend to emulators, it is not designed for this purpose, instead to simply launch a particular game on a particular emulator. A frontend handles the audio and video of the backend. It is no longer being developed. Comes with a metadata scraper. It is a great front end, and thanks to some users on the RetroPie Forum, development has been picked up. Some new additions include support for video playback as well as custom carousels.
