EmuDeck 2.1.0 Provides New Interface, Adds Support for More Emulators

Nice new update out for EmuDeck, the ultimate emulation solution for the Steam Deck. Today is the release of 2.1.0, and with it comes the following:
- homebrew games can be installed or removed one game at a time (note that currently they’re only playable with EmulationStation)
- new home screen
- retro achievements for PS1 and PS2
- support for new emulators: MelonDS standalone, Mupen, mGBA, Cemu as an AppImage, PicoB and tic80 RetroArch cores
- ROMs and BIOS can now be imported via a USB flash drive
- EmulationStation 2.0 with a new EpicNoir theme
- EmuDeck no longer needs to be re-installed when an emulator has a new config update
- EmuDeck installation can be transferred to MicroSD card, external drive, etc.
- cloud services such as Apple TV, Disney+, Hulu, etc. can now be added as Steam shortcuts
- two new themes for Steam ROM manager; one for regular users, the other for more advanced users
- automatic Steam Input profile integration
- several bug fixes
If you look at their homebrew store it looks like they have a lot more games than they previously have before!
It’s an overall excellent update. I especially appreciate the fact that emulator configs can now be updated with the press of one button; no need to re-install EmuDeck again! Same with the emulators themselves: updates can be downloaded on the fly now with the click of a single button.
If you have EmuDeck installed, just run it and it will automatically download the new update.
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