Pegasus

Retro video games are still sought out by a lot of people even today. A lot of titles that we used to play as children still bring back nostalgia from the "good old days."

But with the old consoles no longer available for sale, gamers now need to look for alternatives in order to play their retro favorites. Thankfully, they don't need to look too far, as they have Pegasus to help them with this.

Being compatible with Windows, macOS, Linux, and other operating systems, this emulator will bring together games from a multitude of platforms.

It doesn't matter if your desired titles were released for the NES, N64 or Game Boy. Pegasus supports all of the consoles mentioned above and others, and you can play games for all of them through it.

Adding video games to the software library isn't all that difficult, and the developer has provided documentation on how to do that on his website.

Not only does the emulator support console video games, but it gives you access to your Steam library as well. After you get the game from there and install it on your PC, you will then be able to launch it directly from Pegasus.

This makes things much easier for gamers, as their titles will not be split between multiple launchers, with each of them needing its own software in order to run.

Also, if you are not afraid to mess around with coding, you can even customize the UI. You can change elements, menu screens, even add animations or 3D scenes.

As long as you play video games, both new and old, I see no reason why not to give this emulator a chance. Just bring all your favorite titles in one application and start playing. Whether you prefer using it with your mouse and keyboard or controller, it makes for a great choice.