Retroarch can emulate many game consoles, including the original PlayStation. If you’re looking to enjoy PS1 games in Retroarch on your Linux PC, look no further than this tutorial. In it, we go over in detail how to set up and emulate PS1 games in Retroarch on Linux! Note: Addictivetips …
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