Select "xmb," then close and reopen RetroArch. You'll be greeted with a more user-friendly interface. While you can navigate the interface with your mouse, it's easier to use the menu with the ...

The XMB design can also be found in pre-App Store versions of RetroArch as well as on other platforms. You can change the design configuration by tapping the gear icon and scrolling down to Drivers .

The PS3-style XMB interface of Retroarch isn’t bad, but it’s certainly not flashy. It doesn’t support box art or other images for your games, and can feel a little sterile.

I've personally installed RetroArch on a Linux box and was impressed with its versatility and interface (which closely resembles the older PlayStation XMB interface). Once you have it dialed in it ...

More importantly, RetroArch provides a solution for running emulators on systems other than PC, and it sports a controller-friendly clone of the PS3 XMB menu design. MORE: The Best Games of 2019 ...

Emulation frontend RetroArch has just gotten its 1.10.0 update, and with it comes a host of improvements to the program's online netplay options. There's also HDR support for Vulkan, new XMB menu ...

If you want to make RetroArch look nicer there are quite a few different colour themes and three different user interfaces. The default interface is called ‘ozone,’ there’s a retro one called ‘Rgui’ ...

RetroArch is coming to Steam as a free download on July 30, marking what appears to be the largest non-commercial emulation launch ever on Valve's digital download storefront.The news came on ...

But RetroArch might reduce latency better than anything else. The new option is in Latency menu in the RetroArch interface. It is called “run-ahead,” and I’ll try to explain how it works.

RetroArch is a free emulation app that can emulate a huge number of consoles, from the Atari to the Sony PSP, and comes with the promise of no ads ever. One of the best emulators ever is now on ...

RetroArch brings with it an abundance of supported game systems ranging from Nintendo favorites like the N64, SNES, Game Boy, and Nintendo DS to Sony’s PlayStation and PSP, Sega consoles, and more.