Metropolis Launcher
Metropolis Launcher is a game launcher, emulation front-end and an extensive offline database of video game metadata thanks to MobyGames.
Metropolis Launcher is based on the .NET 4.0 Framework and runs on Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10
EU
Features
- Multiple languages
- Front End Emulation
- Launcher
- Multi System Emulator
- Emulation
- Game Launcher
Tags
- Arcade
- dosbox
- Game
- sega-genesis
- game-consoles
- genesis
- retro
- Game database
- retro-gaming
- gameboy
- gaming-utility
- gameboy-color
- snes
- dos
- frontend
- gameboy-advance
- mame
- arcade-emulation
- dosbox-frontend
- pc-games
- game-library
Metropolis Launcher News & Activities
Recent activities
justarandom added Metropolis Launcher as alternative to Emuze
MCQ333 added Metropolis Launcher as alternative to Attract-Mode
Metropolis Launcher information
Developed by
MK2k Licensing
Open Source and Free product.Alternatives
9 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Categories
Gaming Software, OS & Utilities, GamesGitHub repository
- 44 Stars
- 3 Forks
- 21 Open Issues
- Updated
What is Metropolis Launcher?
Ease of use
Managing thousands of games and multiple emulators can be quite complex. However, intuitive context menus, a stream-lined ROM import process and a thorough emulator management allow to handle the complexity.
Metropolis Launcher ships with a detailled on-line help which includes step-by-step instructions and background informations.
Data Driven Design
Metropolis Launcher is optimized for full ROM set usability. Keeping track of 50,000+ games is well within the ballpark.
Over 50 fields of meta data are supported by Metropolis Launcher's Main Screen. You can search-as-you-type, filter, group and sort by any combination of them.
No Scraping
Metropolis Launcher already ships with MobyGames based meta data for
54,000+ Games 67,000+ Releases 13,000+ Companies 576,000+ Staff Members 7,200+ Game Groups
No web-scraping for meta data is needed.
Comments and Reviews
There is no support for Sinclair ZX Spectrum and MS-DOS emulation. And not planned.