Data Methodology & Corrections

What the 32,759 rows represent

The catalogue contains 32,759 title rows across 44 systems. The initial seed was parsed from a third-party R36S supported-game list, then normalised, deduplicated and repaired. Systems added since — the home computers and the fuller PlayStation, Dreamcast, PSP, Nintendo 64 and SNES libraries — come from the LibRetro thumbnail index, which uses No-Intro and Redump naming, collapsed to one row per title rather than one per regional release. A row means that a title appears in the catalogue; it does not mean that we independently tested that exact title, that it is included on every seller's card, or that the site provides the game file.

How compatibility labels work

Perfect, Playable, Limited and Unsupported are currently assigned at console-and-chipset level. The base R36S and R36H use the RK3326 profile; the R36 Max and R36S Ultra use the RK3566 profile. Real results can differ by firmware, emulator/core, BIOS, game revision and settings, especially for Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, PSP, Nintendo DS and later arcade hardware.

These labels are orientation, not a title-by-title benchmark. Individual game pages inherit the relevant console profile unless a specific editorial note says otherwise.

Primary technical references

• dArkOS repository for the maintained RK3326/RK3566 firmware project and supported-device context.
• ArkOS emulator and port documentation for historical emulator, BIOS and folder information. ArkOS was archived on December 30, 2025 and now points users to dArkOS.
• Libretro documentation for core-specific behaviour and requirements.

ROMs, BIOS files and seller bundles

This site does not host, distribute or link to ROMs or BIOS files. Seller bundles vary and can change without notice; the catalogue is not a statement about what a particular unit includes. Use only files you are legally entitled to use.

Corrections

To report a duplicate, wrong platform, bad title, or a repeatable compatibility result, email info@revoba.net with the device model, chipset, firmware version, emulator/core, game revision and settings. Reports that include reproducible detail are reviewed before the catalogue or compatibility notes are changed.