Retro Game Launcher Lacks Support for New Emulator Cores
Argosy Launcher users want support for newer emulator cores including Citron Neo, PSX2, and libretro cores not yet included. Retro gaming launchers require continual core updates to stay relevant as new emulators emerge. Niche audience with limited market breadth.
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