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What is a ROM?

A ROM (Read-Only Memory) is a digital copy of a video game cartridge or disc. ROMs allow you to play classic games on your computer or mobile device using emulator software.

What is an emulator?

An emulator is software that mimics the hardware of a gaming console, allowing you to play ROMs on modern devices. Each gaming system requires its own specific emulator (e.g., a Game Boy Advance emulator for GBA games).

How do I download a ROM?

1. Browse our categories or use the search function to find your desired game
2. Click on the game title to view its details page
3. Select your preferred download option
4. Save the file to your computer
5. Extract the file if it's compressed (ZIP, RAR, 7Z)

How do I use an emulator?

1. Download the appropriate emulator for your gaming system
2. Install the emulator on your device
3. Open the emulator and load your ROM file
4. Configure controller settings if needed
5. Start playing!

The ROM file won't open

• Make sure you've extracted the ROM from any compressed archive (ZIP, RAR, 7Z)
• Verify you're using the correct emulator for that game system
• Check that the ROM file isn't corrupted by re-downloading it
• Ensure your emulator is up to date

The game runs slowly or lags

• Close other programs to free up system resources
• Adjust emulator graphics settings (reduce resolution or disable enhancements)
• Update your graphics drivers
• Try a different emulator that's optimized for performance

No sound in games

• Check your device's volume settings
• Verify audio is enabled in emulator settings
• Update your audio drivers
• Try a different audio plugin in the emulator

My antivirus is blocking the download

• All our files are scanned for malware before upload
• Add an exception in your antivirus for ROM files
• Temporarily disable antivirus during download (re-enable after)
• Download from a trusted source on our site only