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While users can install ROM dumps of physical games that they own onto the FunKey, there will be other software available for the FunKey S as well. Since FunKey OS will be made open-source, developers will be free to release new apps and games for the FunKey S, which will be downloadable by FunKey S owners. Additionally, hundreds of free [[w:Homebrew (video games)|homebrew]] games have been released for various systems over the past three decades, many of which being available for download on homebrew lists across the Internet. The FunKey Wiki maintains [[Special:MyLanguage/List of emulatable games (freeware)|its own lists]] of such software for all consoles that the FunKey S emulates.
While users can install ROM dumps of physical games that they own onto the FunKey, there will be other software available for the FunKey S as well. Since FunKey OS will be made open-source, developers will be free to release new apps and games for the FunKey S, which will be downloadable by FunKey S owners. Additionally, hundreds of free [[w:Homebrew (video games)|homebrew]] games have been released for various systems over the past three decades, many of which being available for download on homebrew lists across the Internet. The FunKey Wiki maintains [[List of emulatable games (freeware)/en|its own lists]] of such software for all consoles that the FunKey S emulates.

Revision as of 19:20, 30 September 2020

While users can install ROM dumps of physical games that they own onto the FunKey, there will be other software available for the FunKey S as well. Since FunKey OS will be made open-source, developers will be free to release new apps and games for the FunKey S, which will be downloadable by FunKey S owners. Additionally, hundreds of free homebrew games have been released for various systems over the past three decades, many of which being available for download on homebrew lists across the Internet. The FunKey Wiki maintains its own lists of such software for all consoles that the FunKey S emulates.