Nostlan

If you're into emulating video games, but would have liked to deal with a unified interface in order to access the various programs used to run console games, then Nostlan seems to be a good choice. This is mainly because it has support for many video game systems, retro, and more current machines.

It's got an easy-to-get interface and simplifies the setup process by quite a lot. Thus, if you're a fan of Nintendo DS, GBA, 3DS, PlayStation 2 or 3, Wii, Switch, or Xbox 360, this program should be able to accommodate your needs.

What really makes Nostlan stand out is the fact that it reunites so many aspects of console games and systems. It almost makes it feel as if you're using the actual machines themselves. Attention to detail makes this game launcher stand out.

It's things like the app's logo resembling Nintendo's design, the interesting game viewer, the fact that the program offers to download whatever emulator you require depending on your selected system, it's these small touches that simplify the overall interaction with these emulators and complicated programs that would otherwise make them hard and undesirable to use.

Not only does this application make it simpler to use emulators, but it also simplifies the way you have to store these games, meaning if you won't create your own system, it will offer to arrange games in a specific order, creating file structures for each particular console, each containing the files necessary to run the games and the backups themselves.

It's also worth noting that the app will automatically look for cover designs when it imports games from the above-mentioned folders. It's safe to say that you won't have much trouble to deal with unless you need to adjust specific settings in order to tailor the program to your needs. Needless to say, if you'd like to use emulators without having to run them separately, and if making life easier represents a goal for you, Nostlan will prove quite useful.