About RetroRearmed
RetroRearmed Source Code and Licenses
RetroArch and libretro Source Code and Licenses
Credits
Help, Pro Tips, and Tricks

About
RetroRearmed is by NotArizona and is an unofficial branch of the open-source project RetroArch.
RetroArch is a simple Multi-emulator frontend based on libretro by Themaister.
Libretro is an API designed for simple abstraction of the functions inherent in retro-style, 2D games.
While the most common use case for libretro has been console emulation, it is equally suited as a platform for almost any 2D game.


RetroRearmed Source Code and Licenses
RetroRearmed is open-source software based on the RetroArch and libretro open-source projects.
For up-to-date source code, readme, licenses, wiki, and contact information of RetroRearmed, visit the project's github here:
https://github.com/RetroRearmed/retrorearmed

RetroRearmed has been distributed with a COPYING file with the license details inside as seen here:
COPYING


RetroArch and libretro Source Code and Licenses
For source code and licenses of RetroArch, visit the project's github here:
https://github.com/Themaister/RetroArch

For source code and licenses of libretro, visit their source repository here:
https://github.com/libretro

For more information on libretro, visit their homepage at:
http://www.libretro.org


Credits
RetroRearmed takes great pride in the work of the RetroArch and libretro projects and we're proud to credit the authors here:
AUTHORS


Pro Tips
- RetroRearmed does not currently change the overlay based on device rotation.
A default overlay has been chosen but you may want to choose a better fit in the in-game "core" settings.
- RetroRearmed looks for files places in /var/mobile/Documents/ and allows for browsing directories inside it.
- Emulation cores such as the psx emu core PCSX ReArmed by Notaz requires you to place the following BIOS files at /var/mobile/Documents/.RetroRearmed/ and requires the BIOS filenames to be all lowercase: scph1001.bin scph5500.bin scph5501.bin scph5502.bin scph7502.bin
- BIOS and ROM files used by RetroRearmed should have file permissions set at least to "read" by the "mobile" user.
- Config files and directories used by RetroRearmed should have file permissions set at least to "read" and "write" by the "mobile" user.


Thank you,
NotArizona - notarizona@ihateclowns.com
- RetroRearmed, maintainer
- Unofficial iOS branch