Supported Platforms

RomM ships support for ~400 platforms. "Support" means:

RomM recognises the folder name and maps it to a canonical platform.
At least one metadata provider has coverage.
EmulatorJS may have a playable core (flagged per platform in the table below).

Name your folder after the platform slug in the table, or after one of the folder name aliases below. Anything else needs a system.platforms binding in config.yml (see Folder Structure).

Platform slugs + coverage

Platform Name	Folder Name	Metadata Providers
1292 Advanced Programmable Video System	`1292-advanced-programmable-video-system`
3DO Interactive Multiplayer	`3do`
8-Bit Productions Commander X16	`commander-x16`
Aamber Pegasus	`pegasus`
ABC 80	`abc-80`
Acorn Archimedes	`acorn-archimedes`
Acorn Electron	`acorn-electron`
Action Max	`action-max`
Advanced Pico Beena	`advanced-pico-beena`
Adventure Vision	`adventure-vision`
AirConsole	`airconsole`
Alice 32/90	`alice-3290`
Altair 680	`altair-680`
Altair 8800	`altair-8800`
Amazon Alexa	`amazon-alexa`
Amazon Fire TV	`amazon-fire-tv`
Amiga	`amiga`
Amiga CD	`amiga-cd`
Amiga CD32	`amiga-cd32`
Amstrad CPC	`acpc`
Amstrad GX4000	`amstrad-gx4000`
Amstrad PCW	`amstrad-pcw`
Analogue electronics	`analogueelectronics`
Android	`android`
Antstream	`antstream`
APF MP1000/Imagination Machine	`apf`
Apogee BK-01	`bk-01`
Apple I	`apple`
Apple II	`appleii`
Apple IIGS	`apple-iigs`
Apple III	`appleiii`
Apple Lisa	`apple-lisa`
Apple Pippin	`apple-pippin`
Arcade	`arcade`
Arcadia 2001	`arcadia-2001`
Arduboy	`arduboy`
Astral 2000	`astral-2000`
Atari 2600	`atari2600`
Atari 5200	`atari5200`
Atari 7800	`atari7800`
Atari 8-bit	`atari8bit`
Atari 800	`atari800`
Atari Jaguar	`jaguar`
Atari Jaguar CD	`atari-jaguar-cd`
Atari Lynx	`lynx`
Atari ST/STE	`atari-st`
Atari VCS	`atari-vcs`
Atari XEGS	`atari-xegs`
Atom	`atom`
AY-3-8500	`ay-3-8500`
AY-3-8603	`ay-3-8603`
AY-3-8605	`ay-3-8605`
AY-3-8606	`ay-3-8606`
AY-3-8607	`ay-3-8607`
AY-3-8610	`ay-3-8610`
AY-3-8710	`ay-3-8710`
AY-3-8760	`ay-3-8760`
Bada	`bada`
Bally Astrocade	`astrocade`
BBC Microcomputer System	`bbcmicro`
Benesse Pocket Challenge V2	`pocket-challenge-v2`
Benesse Pocket Challenge W	`pocket-challenge-w`
BeOS	`beos`
BGR Computers Excalibur 64	`excalibur-64`
Bit Corporation BIT 90	`bit-90`
Black Point	`black-point`
BlackBerry OS	`blackberry`
Blacknut	`blacknut`
Blu-ray Player	`blu-ray-player`
BREW	`brew`
Browser (Flash/HTML5)	`browser`
Bubble	`bubble`
Call-A-Computer time-shared mainframe computer system	`call-a-computer`
Cambridge Computer Z88	`z88`
Camputers Lynx	`camputers-lynx`
Capcom Play System	`cps1`
Capcom Play System 2	`cps2`
Capcom Play System 3	`cps3`
Casio CFX-9850	`casio-cfx-9850`
Casio FP-1000 & FP-1100	`casio-fp-1000`
Casio Loopy	`casio-loopy`
Casio PB-1000	`casio-pb-1000`
Casio Programmable Calculator	`casio-programmable-calculator`
Casio PV-1000	`casio-pv-1000`
Casio PV-2000	`casio-pv-2000`
CDC Cyber 70	`cdccyber70`
Champion 2711	`champion-2711`
ClickStart	`clickstart`
Coleco Adam	`colecoadam`
ColecoVision	`colecovision`
Colour Genie	`colour-genie`
Commodore 128	`c128`
Commodore 16	`c16`
Commodore C64/128/MAX	`c64`
Commodore CDTV	`commodore-cdtv`
Commodore PET	`cpet`
Commodore Plus/4	`c-plus-4`
Commodore VIC-20	`vic-20`
Compal 80	`compal-80`
Compucolor I	`compucolor-i`
Compucolor II	`compucolor-ii`
Compucorp Programmable Calculator	`compucorp-programmable-calculator`
COSMAC	`fred-cosmac`
CP/M	`cpm`
CreatiVision	`creativision`
Cybervision	`cybervision`
Danger OS	`danger-os`
Daydream	`daydream`
DEC GT40	`gt40`
Dedicated console	`dedicated-console`
Dedicated handheld	`dedicated-handheld`
Didj	`didj`
Digiblast	`digiblast`
DoJa	`doja`
Donner Model 30	`donner30`
Doom	`doom`
DOS	`dos`
Dragon 32/64	`dragon-32-slash-64`
Dreamcast	`dc`
DVD Player	`dvd-player`
e-Reader / Card-e Reader	`e-reader-slash-card-e-reader`
EasyRPG	`rpg-maker`
ECD Micromind	`ecd-micromind`
EDSAC	`edsac`
Elektor TV Games Computer	`elektor`
Elektronika BK	`bk`
Enterprise	`enterprise`
Epoch Cassette Vision	`epoch-cassette-vision`
Epoch Game Pocket Computer	`epoch-game-pocket-computer`
Epoch Super Cassette Vision	`epoch-super-cassette-vision`
Evercade	`evercade`
Exelvision	`exelvision`
ExEn	`exen`
Exidy Sorcerer	`exidy-sorcerer`
Fairchild Channel F	`fairchild-channel-f`
Family Computer	`famicom`
Family Computer Disk System	`fds`
Feature phone	`mobile-custom`
Ferranti Nimrod Computer	`nimrod`
FM Towns	`fm-towns`
FM-7	`fm-7`
Freebox	`freebox`
G-cluster	`g-cluster`
Galaksija	`galaksija`
Gamate	`gamate`
Game & Watch	`g-and-w`
Game Boy	`gb`
Game Boy Advance	`gba`
Game Boy Color	`gbc`
Game Master	`hartung`
Game Wave	`game-wave`
Game.com	`game-dot-com`
GameStick	`gamestick`
Gear VR	`gear-vr`
GIMINI	`gimini`
Gizmondo	`gizmondo`
Gloud	`gloud`
Glulx	`glulx`
GNEX	`gnex`
Google Stadia	`stadia`
GP2X	`gp2x`
GP2X Wiz	`gp2x-wiz`
GP32	`gp32`
GVM	`gvm`
Handheld Electronic LCD	`handheld-electronic-lcd`
HD DVD Player	`hd-dvd-player`
Heath/Zenith H8/H89	`heathzenith`
Heathkit H11	`heathkit-h11`
Hector HRX	`hrx`
Hitachi S1	`hitachi-s1`
HP 2100	`hp2100`
HP 3000	`hp3000`
HP 9800	`hp-9800`
HP Programmable Calculator	`hp-programmable-calculator`
Hugo	`hugo`
Hyper Neo Geo 64	`hyper-neo-geo-64`
HyperScan	`hyperscan`
IBM 5100	`ibm-5100`
IBM PCjr	`pc-jr`
Ideal-Computer	`ideal-computer`
iiRcade	`iircade`
Imlac PDS-1	`imlac-pds1`
Intel 8008	`intel-8008`
Intel 8080	`intel-8080`
Intel 8086 / 8088	`intel-8086`
Intellivision	`intellivision`
Intellivision Amico	`intellivision-amico`
Interact Model One	`interact-model-one`
Interton VC 4000	`interton-vc-4000`
Interton Video 2000	`interton-video-2000`
iOS	`ios`
iPad	`ipad`
iPod Classic	`ipod-classic`
J2ME	`j2me`
Jolt	`jolt`
Jupiter Ace	`jupiter-ace`
KaiOS	`kaios`
KIM-1	`kim-1`
Kindle Classic	`kindle`
Laser 200	`laser200`
LaserActive	`laseractive`
LeapFrog Explorer	`leapfrog-explorer`
Leapster	`leapster`
Leapster Explorer/LeadPad Explorer	`leapster-explorer-slash-leadpad-explorer`
LeapTV	`leaptv`
Legacy Computer	`legacy-computer`
Legacy Mobile Device	`mobile`
Linux	`linux`
Luna	`luna`
Mac	`mac`
Maemo	`maemo`
Magnavox Odyssey	`odyssey`
Mainframe	`mainframe`
Matsushita/Panasonic JR	`matsushitapanasonic-jr`
Mattel Aquarius	`aquarius`
MeeGo	`meego`
Mega Duck/Cougar Boy	`mega-duck-slash-cougar-boy`
Memotech MTX	`memotech-mtx`
Memotech MTX512	`mtx512`
Meritum	`meritum`
Meta Quest 2	`meta-quest-2`
Meta Quest 3	`meta-quest-3`
Microbee	`microbee`
Microcomputer	`microcomputer`
Microsoft MSX2+	`msx2plus`
Microtan 65	`microtan-65`
Microvision	`microvision`
Mophun	`mophun`
MOS Technology 6502	`mos-technology-6502`
Motorola 6800	`motorola-6800`
Motorola 68k	`motorola-68k`
MRE	`mre`
MSX	`msx`
MSX Turbo R	`msx-turbo`
MSX2	`msx2`
MUGEN	`mugen`
N-Gage	`ngage`
N-Gage (service)	`ngage2`
Namco System 22	`system-32`
Nascom	`nascom`
NEC PC-6000 Series	`nec-pc-6000-series`
Neo Geo AES	`neogeoaes`
Neo Geo CD	`neo-geo-cd`
Neo Geo MVS	`neogeomvs`
Neo Geo Pocket	`neo-geo-pocket`
Neo Geo Pocket Color	`neo-geo-pocket-color`
Neo Geo X	`neo-geo-x`
New Nintendo 3DS	`new-nintendo-3ds`
NewBrain	`newbrain`
Newton	`newton`
Nintendo 3DS	`3ds`
Nintendo 64	`n64`
Nintendo 64DD	`64dd`
Nintendo DS	`nds`
Nintendo DSi	`nintendo-dsi`
Nintendo Entertainment System	`nes`
Nintendo GameCube	`ngc`
Nintendo Switch	`switch`
Nintendo Switch 2	`switch-2`
North Star	`northstar`
Noval 760	`noval-760`
Nuon	`nuon`
Oculus Go	`oculus-go`
Oculus Quest	`oculus-quest`
Oculus Rift	`oculus-rift`
Oculus VR	`oculus-vr`
Odyssey 2 / Videopac G7000	`odyssey-2`
Ohio Scientific	`ohio-scientific`
OnLive Game System	`onlive-game-system`
OOParts	`ooparts`
OpenBOR	`openbor`
Orao	`orao`
Oric	`oric`
Oric Atmos	`atmos`
OS/2	`os2`
Othello Multivision	`multivision`
Ouya	`ouya`
Palm OS	`palm-os`
Palmtex	`palmtex`
Panasonic Jungle	`panasonic-jungle`
Panasonic M2	`panasonic-m2`
Pandora	`pandora`
PC Booter	`pc-booter`
PC Engine SuperGrafx	`supergrafx`
PC Win9X	`win9x`
PC-50X Family	`pc-50x-family`
PC-6001	`pc-6001`
PC-8000	`pc-8000`
PC-8800 Series	`pc-8800-series`
PC-9800 Series	`pc-9800-series`
PC-FX	`pc-fx`
PDP-1	`pdp1`
PDP-10	`pdp10`
PDP-11	`pdp11`
PDP-7	`pdp-7`
PDP-8	`pdp-8`
Pebble	`pebble`
Philips CD-i	`philips-cd-i`
Philips VG 5000	`philips-vg-5000`
Photo CD	`photocd`
PICO	`pico`
Pinball	`pinball`
Pippin	`pippin`
PLATO	`plato`
Playdate	`playdate`
Playdia	`playdia`
PlayStation	`psx`
PlayStation 2	`ps2`
PlayStation 3	`ps3`
PlayStation 4	`ps4`
PlayStation 5	`ps5`
PlayStation Now	`playstation-now`
PlayStation Portable	`psp`
PlayStation Vita	`psvita`
PlayStation VR	`psvr`
PlayStation VR2	`psvr2`
Plex Arcade	`plex-arcade`
Plug & Play	`plug-and-play`
PocketStation	`pocketstation`
Pokitto	`pokitto`
Pokémon mini	`pokemon-mini`
Poly-88	`poly-88`
Polymega	`polymega`
PSP Minis	`psp-minis`
R-Zone	`r-zone`
RCA Studio II	`rca-studio-ii`
Research Machines 380Z	`research-machines-380z`
Roku	`roku`
SAM Coupé	`sam-coupe`
Satellaview	`satellaview`
SC/MP	`scmp`
ScummVM	`scummvm`
SD-200/270/290	`sd-200270290`
SDS Sigma 7	`sdssigma7`
Sega 32X	`sega32`
Sega Advanced Pico Beena	`beena`
Sega CD	`segacd`
Sega CD 32X	`segacd32`
Sega Dreamcast VMU	`vmu`
Sega Game Gear	`gamegear`
Sega Hikaru	`hikaru`
Sega Master System/Mark III	`sms`
Sega Mega Drive/Genesis	`genesis`
Sega Model 1	`model1`
Sega Model 2	`model2`
Sega Model 3	`model3`
Sega Pico	`sega-pico`
Sega Saturn	`saturn`
Sega SC-3000	`sc3000`
Sega ST-V	`stv`
Sega System 16	`system16`
Sega System 32	`system32`
SG-1000	`sg1000`
Sharp MZ-2200	`sharp-mz-2200`
Sharp MZ-80B/2000/2500	`sharp-mz-80b20002500`
Sharp MZ-80K/700/800/1500	`sharp-mz-80k7008001500`
Sharp X1	`x1`
Sharp X68000	`sharp-x68000`
Sharp Zaurus	`sharp-zaurus`
Signetics 2650	`signetics-2650`
Sinclair QL	`sinclair-ql`
Sinclair ZX81	`zx81`
SK-VM	`sk-vm`
SMC-777	`smc-777`
Socrates	`socrates`
Sol-20	`sol-20`
Sord M5	`sord-m5`
Spectravideo	`spectravideo`
SRI-500/1000	`sri-5001000`
Steam	`steam`
SteamVR	`steam-vr`
Sufami Turbo	`sufami-turbo`
Super A'Can	`super-acan`
Super Famicom	`sfam`
Super NES CD-ROM System	`super-nes-cd-rom-system`
Super Nintendo Entertainment System	`snes`
Super Vision 8000	`super-vision-8000`
Sure Shot HD	`sure-shot-hd`
SwanCrystal	`swancrystal`
SWTPC 6800	`swtpc-6800`
Symbian	`symbian`
TADS	`tads`
Taito X-55	`taito-x-55`
Tandy Vis	`tandy-vis`
Tapwave Zodiac	`zod`
Tatung Einstein	`tatung-einstein`
Tektronix 4050	`tektronix-4050`
Tele-Spiel ES-2201	`tele-spiel`
Telstar Arcade	`telstar-arcade`
Terebikko / See 'n Say Video Phone	`terebikko-slash-see-n-say-video-phone`
Terminal	`terminal`
Texas Instruments TI-82	`ti-82`
Texas Instruments TI-83	`ti-83`
Texas Instruments TI-99	`ti-99`
Thomson MO5	`thomson-mo5`
Thomson TO	`thomson-to`
TI Programmable Calculator	`ti-programmable-calculator`
TI-99/4A	`ti-994a`
TIC-80	`tic-80`
Tiki 100	`tiki-100`
TIM	`tim`
Timex Sinclair 2068	`timex-sinclair-2068`
Tizen	`tizen`
Tomahawk F1	`tomahawk-f1`
Tomy Tutor	`tomy-tutor`
Tomy Tutor / Pyuta / Grandstand Tutor	`tomy-tutor-slash-pyuta-slash-grandstand-tutor`
Triton	`triton`
TRS-80	`trs-80`
TRS-80 Color Computer	`trs-80-color-computer`
TRS-80 MC-10	`trs-80-mc-10`
TRS-80 Model 100	`trs-80-model-100`
TurboGrafx-16/PC Engine	`tg16`
Turbografx-16/PC Engine CD	`turbografx-cd`
tvOS	`tvos`
Type X	`type-x`
Uzebox	`uzebox`
V.Flash	`vflash`
V.Smile	`vsmile`
VC 4000	`vc-4000`
Vector-06C	`06c`
Vectrex	`vectrex`
Versatile	`versatile`
VideoBrain	`videobrain`
Videopac+ G7400	`videopac-g7400`
Virtual Boy	`virtualboy`
Virtual Console	`vc`
VIS	`vis`
visionOS	`visionos`
Visual Memory Unit / Visual Memory System	`visual-memory-unit-slash-visual-memory-system`
Wang 2200	`wang2200`
WASM-4	`wasm-4`
Watara/QuickShot Supervision	`supervision`
watchOS	`watchos`
webOS	`webos`
Wii	`wii`
Wii U	`wiiu`
Windows	`win`
Windows 3.x	`win3x`
Windows Apps	`windows-apps`
Windows Mixed Reality	`windows-mixed-reality`
Windows Mobile	`windows-mobile`
Windows Phone	`winphone`
WIPI	`wipi`
WonderSwan	`wonderswan`
WonderSwan Color	`wonderswan-color`
XaviXPORT	`xavixport`
Xbox	`xbox`
Xbox 360	`xbox360`
Xbox Cloud Gaming	`xboxcloudgaming`
Xbox One	`xboxone`
Xbox Series X/S	`series-x-s`
Xerox Alto	`xerox-alto`
Z-machine	`z-machine`
Zeebo	`zeebo`
Zilog Z80	`z80`
Zilog Z8000	`zilog-z8000`
ZiNc	`zinc`
Zodiac	`zodiac`
Zune	`zune`
ZX Spectrum	`zxs`
ZX Spectrum Next	`zx-spectrum-next`
ZX80	`zx80`

What the columns mean

Slug: the folder name RomM expects. Matches the IGDB platform slug where possible. Matched case-insensitively, so SNES/ and snes/ are the same platform.
Name: the human-readable platform name
Providers: which metadata providers have at least partial coverage (see Metadata Providers).
EmulatorJS: a playable in-browser core exists (see Configuration File → emulatorjs for server owner-level tuning).
Firmware: platform needs BIOS files for emulation (see Firmware Management).

Folder name aliases

Batocera, RetroBat and ES-DE name a fair number of their system folders differently from RomM. Those names are recognised out of the box, so a library laid out for one of those frontends scans without a system.platforms binding for every platform.

Folder name	Platform slug
`n3ds`	`3ds`
`n64dd`	`64dd`
`archimedes`	`acorn-archimedes`
`electron`	`acorn-electron`
`amstradcpc`	`acpc`
`advision`	`adventure-vision`
`amiga1200`, `amiga4000`, `amiga500`, `amiga600`	`amiga`
`amigacd32`, `amigacdtv`	`amiga-cd32`
`gx4000`	`amstrad-gx4000`
`pcw`	`amstrad-pcw`
`apfm1000`	`apf`
`apple2gs`	`apple-iigs`
`apple2`	`appleii`
`atomiswave`, `consolearcade`, `cps`, `fba`, `fbneo`, `mame`, `mame-advmame`, `namco22`, `namco2x6`, `naomi`, `naomi2`, `naomigd`, `triforce`	`arcade`
`arcadia`	`arcadia-2001`
`astrocde`	`astrocade`
`atarijaguarcd`, `jaguarcd`	`atari-jaguar-cd`
`atarist`	`atari-st`
`atarixe`, `xegs`	`atari-xegs`
`oricatmos`	`atmos`
`bbc`	`bbcmicro`
`flash`	`browser`
`cplus4`	`c-plus-4`
`camplynx`	`camputers-lynx`
`pv1000`	`casio-pv-1000`
`adam`	`colecoadam`
`cdtv`	`commodore-cdtv`
`pet`	`cpet`
`crvision`	`creativision`
`dreamcast`	`dc`
`gzdoom`, `prboom`	`doom`
`dragon32`	`dragon-32-slash-64`
`gamepock`	`epoch-game-pocket-computer`
`scv`	`epoch-super-cassette-vision`
`channelf`	`fairchild-channel-f`
`fm7`	`fm-7`
`fmtowns`	`fm-towns`
`gameandwatch`	`g-and-w`
`gamecom`	`game-dot-com`
`gb2players`	`gb`
`gba2players`	`gba`
`gbc2players`, `sgb`, `sgb-msu1`	`gbc`
`megadrive`, `megadrive-msu`, `megadrivejp`, `msu-md`	`genesis`
`lcdgames`	`handheld-electronic-lcd`
`gmaster`	`hartung`
`atarijaguar`	`jaguar`
`atarilynx`	`lynx`
`macintosh`	`mac`
`megaduck`	`mega-duck-slash-cougar-boy`
`lindbergh`	`model2`
`msx1`	`msx`
`msxturbor`	`msx-turbo`
`msx2+`	`msx2plus`
`neogeocd`	`neo-geo-cd`
`ngp`	`neo-geo-pocket`
`ngpc`	`neo-geo-pocket-color`
`neogeo`	`neogeoaes`
`gamecube`, `gc`	`ngc`
`odyssey2`	`odyssey-2`
`palm`	`palm-os`
`pc88`	`pc-8800-series`
`pc98`	`pc-9800-series`
`pcfx`	`pc-fx`
`cdi`, `cdimono1`	`philips-cd-i`
`vpinball`	`pinball`
`plugnplay`	`plug-and-play`
`pokemini`	`pokemon-mini`
`ps3-psn`	`ps3`
`pspminis`	`psp-minis`
`ps`	`psx`
`easyrpg`	`rpg-maker`
`samcoupe`	`sam-coupe`
`sega32x`	`sega32`
`megacd`, `megacdjp`	`segacd`
`sfc`	`sfam`
`sg-1000`	`sg1000`
`mz2500`	`sharp-mz-80b20002500`
`mz700`, `mz800`, `mz80k`	`sharp-mz-80k7008001500`
`x68000`	`sharp-x68000`
`mark3`, `mastersystem`	`sms`
`snes-msu1`	`snes`
`segastv`	`stv`
`sufami`	`sufami-turbo`
`supracan`	`super-acan`
`pcengine`	`tg16`
`thomson`	`thomson-mo5`
`ti99`	`ti-99`
`tic80`	`tic-80`
`tutor`	`tomy-tutor`
`coco`	`trs-80-color-computer`
`pcenginecd`, `tg-cd`	`turbografx-cd`
`vc4000`	`vc-4000`
`c20`, `vic20`	`vic-20`
`videopac`, `videopacplus`	`videopac-g7400`
`wasm4`	`wasm-4`
`wiiware`	`wii`
`pc`, `windows`	`win`
`windows3x`	`win3x`
`windows9x`	`win9x`
`wswan`	`wonderswan`
`wonderswancolor`, `wswanc`	`wonderswan-color`
`zmachine`	`z-machine`
`zxspectrum`	`zxs`

Aliases are the last thing RomM tries, so a system.platforms binding always overrides one. See system.platforms for the full order.

Note that aliases are not one-to-one. All four Amiga models land on amiga and every arcade board lands on arcade, so those games end up sharing a platform. And a folder name that is itself a slug is matched before the aliases are reached, which means a frontend using that name for something broader still needs a binding: atari800/ holds the whole Atari 8-bit family in ES-DE and Batocera, while RomM reads atari800 as the Atari 800 alone. The example configs for both frontends bind it to atari8bit.

If the folder name you want is missing, open an issue at rommapp/romm so it can be added for everyone, and bind it in config.yml meanwhile.

Platform not listed?

Two options:

Custom Platforms: add an unknown platform. RomM will recognise the folder but won't have metadata or emulator support.
Map to an existing slug via config.yml if yours is a naming variant of something RomM already supports (e.g. super_nintendo → snes).

Open an issue at rommapp/romm if you believe a platform should be added to the built-in list.

Where the tables come from

Both tables on this page are generated against the upstream registry at the ref pinned in scripts/sources.toml, and the release-bump workflow regenerates them whenever that pin moves. Regenerate locally with:

uv run python -m scripts.gen_platforms         # the platform table
uv run python -m scripts.gen_platform_aliases  # the folder-alias table

The platform table comes from romm's own generator, so gen_platforms needs a romm checkout (ROMM_SRC). The alias table is parsed straight out of platform_aliases.py and needs no checkout.