RetroArch is a free multi-system game emulator. It’s already available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and other platforms, and it recently hit the Google Play Store for Android.

Described as "frontend for emulators," RetroArch finally arrived on iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS. Recently, it added support for DOS games and other platforms.

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RetroArch supports scraping box art from online databases, making it easy to populate your playlists with attractive thumbnails that help you quickly identify and select games.

Developers have now made it possible to emulate PS2 games on the Xbox Series X and S using the RetroArch emulator — something that the PlayStation 5, a successor to the PS2, can’t.

RetroArch claims to be the first emulator to read on-screen text for people who are blind or visually impaired.

RetroArch's netplay options have often been fantastic, with those relay servers making it very convenient to play old games online with friends, cutting out the need for VPNs or port forwarding.

RetroArch uses your GPU for maximum performance, you can customize the touchscreen overlays, the emulation cores are expandable (you can even add your own), and it's completely free (no cost, no ads).

The full RetroArch 1.9.13 release notes also detail some improvements to audio with mGBA and other miscellaneous fixes. For more old games, you can follow that link.

Reaction speed and timing are everything in some games, and RetroArch's new feature gives you more time to respond to on-screen cues.

Version 1.7.8 of the RetroArch emulator front end has introduced an AI Service feature that uses machine learning to translate game text into the language of your choice.