You have nothing to worry about when using Retroarch. The developers make sure the program is constantly updated with features and improvements. This guide doesn’t tackle the Steam release. But bear in mind that the Steam release is different from the one from the official website. Note: Retroarch is now on Steam as well, you can pick it up from there. So, which one should you pick up? I’d say the Installer version is a better option for anyone who wants something that works out of the box. Instead, you’d have to manually update by downloading each new release. Unlike the installer, you can’t automatically update Retroarch from here. Download- This is a 7-zip that you must extract to get everything you need.Make sure you pick your OS version before downloading and installing this one. Installer- A graphical installer that comes packed with everything you need, and you can simply update your Retroarch at any time by sticking to this one.

However, what’s the difference between the installer and the regular download you may ask. If you’re using a 64-bit system stick with the installer (64bit), but if you’re using a 32bit OS, stick with the bottom option. Well, it’s easy and doesn’t require much explanation. The question you’re probably asking right now is, which one do I pick up, right?. In case if the website doesn’t detect your OS, scroll down until you see this: The website should normally detect your operating system and throw a download button as seen in the picture. To download Retroarch, head over to the official website, and click on DOWNLOAD as seen above.

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