QuickPlay

If Super Mario, Tetris or Pacman have played a big part in your childhood, then you may have moments when you would like to relive these cherished memories. If you do not own a retro console or your old one is not working for various reasons, then rest assured that you can still play these beloved games with ROMs that you run via an emulator.

QuickPlay is a tool that does not only allow you to play great games from the 1980s and 1990s, but that also acts as a ROM manager so that you can keep your collection neat and organized on your computer.

Works well with RetroArch and MAME emulators

While setting it up is a quick manner of decompressing the archive, it is worth mentioning that you need to do some configuration. Take note that the app runs a wizard in this sense when it is launched, so you can specify the directory of the emulators you are currently using. As the developer points out, the tool supports a consistent software list as well as MAME and RetroArch.

If the directory is specified correctly and you previously configured the emulators, then you should be able to view the full list of games available. It goes without saying that the tool can recognize a wide variety of ROMs, including the compressed ones, such as those specific to many '80s and '90s systems. The idea behind the tool is to act as a frontend for the emulators you are already using, so that you can manage everything more conveniently.

Regardless of whether you are looking for a tool that can help you organize a large collection of ROMs that you enjoy on your computer, want to check the integrity of these games or perhaps just want to enjoy a nice game session, QuickPlay can come in handy.