Retrocopy is an emulator of the consoles video games of yesteryear, that can be run on any PC. The consoles that are emulated by Retrocopy are the SEGA Master system, Sega Genesis, Sega GameGear and Nintendo NES.


But perhaps one aspect of RetroCopy which is worth your while, like the consoles that simulates, is the ability to be a game with multiple consoles inside simulators. That is a game where you can design a virtual games room, with multiple monitors and multiple consoles, through which you can play the classic arcade.

RetroCopy user interface, graphics engine, and cycles of simulation of the program, using the options are also configurable. Naturally so that the Simulator works perfectly, must be provided with a computer very quickly, since here are running multiple consoles at the same time. As further detail RetroCopy does not use DirectX, but it uses OpenGL.

The program also integrates a video and music player, so if you get tired of playing, it is good time to watch a movie. It supports all common video and audio formats.

In short, imagine RetroCopy as an ideal program for a PC that was only used for play, connected to a monitor or good size screen, with speakers and amplifier for sound. At the same time, you can customize the virtual environment of the game to really varied ends. All this for free and even a version available for Linux.