What emulator frontends do you use?

have tried a couple in the past

I use n o n e

frontends?

n o t e v e n o n c e
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>frontend

You mean what controller?

>>4069603
OP means GUI interfaces for emus that usually are command-prompt only

>>4069606
O-oh. Retroarch then. It's OK when it works.

>>4069607
RetroArch is great when you fiddle with it for a while and have every little thing configured to your heart's content. After a few years I have no inclination to switch.

RGUI is the only good though, I don't know what they're doing with that blue thing.

>>4069501
I dont. Most good emulators support drag and drop or have a built in file browser.

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>>4069501
Would New Retro Arcade: Neon be considered a "frontend"?

I've been playing arcade games on that with my Vive a lot recently.

>>4069697
Most standalone emulators have terrible windows guis and don't even let you do basic shit like setting your aspect ratio in full screen.
Standalones are fine if you wanna play a couple of games, sure, but above that you need some common interface to fix the crap.

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>>4069501
I use Launchbox. I don't bother with big box, because I do all my gaming on PC. It works really well. The scraper gets art easily for almost every game, setting up emulators takes less than 2 minutes with their wizard. It also comes with an installer for DOSBox that makes installing DOS games easy. If you're autistic like me and want Japanese art for your gaems, the metadata editor works as well as most big music player applications.

>>4069501
Launchbox and retroarch

>>4069501
>emulators
>not using original console and crt

>>4071321
Have fun cucking yourself to used game stores and eBay jews.

I've fallen in love with BizHawk.