To get going, you first have to download and install RetroArch. This includes arcade machines, retro consoles (like SNES and Genesis), modern handhelds (like PSP), and early 3D home consoles (like Sony PlayStation, Nintendo N64, and Sega Dreamcast). RetroArch makes it possible to play games from a huge variety of platforms right on your Xbox. You can choose which cores you want to use and switch between them for the best performance. This multisystem emulator uses plugins or “cores” to expand support for lots of different systems.
RetroArch is an emulator that works on virtually every platform and has a UWP package made just for Xbox One (and the Series X and S, by extension).
For this guide, we’ll assume you’ve followed the full setup procedure and your console is already booted in Developer Mode.
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