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624 emulators: 00_example is a test profile since 4be68b1ee.
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- **995 files** the platforms' emulators load are still to be found, and 138 more cannot be sourced at all (per-user keys, user-filled slots, dumps nobody has made). Both are named in the [gap analysis](https://abdess.github.io/retrobios/gaps/)
- **18 platforms** supported with platform-specific verification
- **625 emulators** profiled from source (RetroArch cores + standalone)
- **624 emulators** profiled from source (RetroArch cores + standalone)
- **541 systems** handled by those emulators (NES, SNES, PlayStation, Saturn, Dreamcast, ...)
- **19,910 files in the collection**, each with its SHA1, MD5, SHA256, CRC32 and Adler-32 fingerprints: 5,708 system files, 2,974 arcade ROM sets, 11,228 game and engine data files. That is every platform and emulator together, so no pack holds them all: each carries what its own emulators load, counted in the download table
- **565 of 5,708 system files** matched to dump-preservation catalogs (No-Intro, Redump, TOSEC). Arcade sets and engine data fall outside what those catalogs index
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- **Per-emulator profiles** with source code references for every file
- **Per-system pages** showing which emulators and platforms cover each console
- **Gap analysis** identifying missing files and undeclared core requirements
- **Cross-reference** mapping files across 18 platforms and 625 emulators
- **Cross-reference** mapping files across 18 platforms and 624 emulators
- **Versioned data access** through JSON, CSV and SQLite exports with published SHA-256 checksums
## How it works
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The BIOS and firmware files are not covered by that license: they are third-party system software, preserved and provided for personal backup, archival, and interoperability with emulation software. [NOTICE](NOTICE) sets out their status and how to ask for a file to be removed.
The reasoning, and where it is weakest, is in [the project's legal position](https://abdess.github.io/retrobios/wiki/legal/).
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