DIG Frontend Installation ĭIG comes preinstalled on your Retroid Pocket. Pegasus is a extremely powerful Frontend, it supports any emulator and can be themed in any way you wantĪ full guide for dummies how to configure the RP2 with games, themes and more can be found here.Ī video guide for setting up Pegasus can be found here.
2.4.11 Using LDPlayer4 to visualize DIG themes. Also free for first 100 games, get it from their website here. Like Launchbox on Windows, except on your Android device! Still early in development but coming along nicely, a $25 lifetime license is available. RetroX offers a 5-day free trial to see if its right for you. Actively being developed, with RP2 optimized performance. The subscription covers cloud saves, letting you stay synced across any device you use RetroX on, but its worth noting that internet access is required to open your games. Emulation is less customizable than with other emulators. Some systems might be faster in RetroX than on the RP2s pre-installed emulators, while some might be slower (currently). Uses built-in emulator cores, giving you handy universal shortcuts in all of your games. Actively being developed and optimized for the RP2 by the dev, Jav. Game randomizer, advanced search, automatic video snaps from YouTube, easily swap 2d/3d box art. Slick and easier than both Pegasus and Dig to configure. It is currently being optimized for the RP2. Here's a very helpful guide to help you set it up. Actively being developed (an official Retroid Handhelds launcher is currently being developed with this frontend). An absolute pain to configure, and has no built-in scraping support. 
Has built-in scraping, which can be hit or miss.
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