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Emulation tool RetroDECK brings in Ryujinx for Nintendo Switch, many other improvements
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What's the difference between retroDeck and EmuDeck?
this post was submitted on 16 Apr 2024
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EmuDeck has non-free builds, supports streaming services. Can add individual games to Steam library.
RetroDeck is fully FOSS, focuses on emulation, I also found it easier to setup. Can't add individual games to Steam library.
Makes sense, thanks for the explanation. I would switch to RetroDECK then if I could add games individually to the library, as it makes my life so much easier
They are actively working on that feature, should be ready this year.