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Retrom v0.7.38 has been released, offering a centralized game library management service focused on emulation. Users can host their own cloud library, automatically scan and add games, and manage installations across Windows, MacOS, and Linux clients. The web client allows for remote access, and emulator profiles are managed server-side for easy sharing. Users can launch games from a unified interface and enjoy automatic metadata and artwork downloads. Recent updates include …

Retrom v0.7.37 has been released, offering a centralized game library and management service focused on emulation. Users can host their own cloud game library, scan filesystems for automatic game addition, and play on multiple desktop clients across Windows, macOS, and Linux. The web client allows library access from anywhere, while emulator profiles can be managed per client and stored on the server. Users can launch games from various emulators through …

Retrom v0.7.36 has been released, offering a centralized game library and collection management service focused on emulation. Users can host their own cloud service, scan filesystems to automatically add games, and play on multiple desktop clients across Windows, MacOS, and Linux. The web client allows access to the library from anywhere, while emulator profiles can be managed on a per-client basis for easy sharing and restoration. Games can be launched …

Retrom v0.7.35 has been released, offering a centralized game library management service focused on emulation. Users can host a cloud game library, scan their filesystem for games, and play on multiple desktop clients (Windows, MacOS, Linux). Features include web access, per-client emulator profile management, and a unified interface for launching games. The update addresses bug fixes related to the embedded database startup issues and redirects the root path to the …

Retrom v0.7.33 is a centralized game library and collection management service focusing on emulation, allowing users to configure once and play anywhere. Key features include hosting a cloud game library, automatic game scanning, and support for multiple operating systems (Windows, MacOS, Linux). Users can manage emulator profiles that are stored on the server for easy sharing and restoration. The update introduces caching for metadata images on the server, improving access …