ProsperoEden

This alpha keeps each game in a folder of its own with everything that belongs to it, gives cheats their own list, adds a speed limit and a second frame generation method, and fixes a lost graphics device and black boxes that spread over the picture. Performance and compatibility still vary by game.

New and improved

• One folder per game. A game can sit in a folder of its own in roms/, together with its update and DLC files, its mods (mods/), its cheats (cheats/) and its own post-processing presets (reshade/). ProsperoEden tells the game from its update and DLC by what each file holds, so the files can have any names. Delete from console removes the folder's update and DLC too. Games downloaded from a source now go into a folder of their own the same way. Your files stay where they are and keep working. See Game files folder.
• Cheats in a list of their own. A game's settings have a Cheats row next to Mods: every cheat of the game with its own switch, and an All cheats switch apart from the Mods one. Mods now lists patches and replacement files only. Cheats you chose before stay on.
• A game's own post-processing presets. Presets and effects in a game folder's reshade/ are offered in that game's Post-processing list, after the shared ones.
• Speed limit (new Performance setting). Settings > Performance > Speed limit, and the same row in a game's own settings: 100% (as before), 150%, 200%, 300% or Unlimited. A game locked to 30 FPS can run faster when the console has time to spare; for a game whose logic follows its frame rate, the whole game runs faster.
• MihawkGen frame generation. Frame gen method in Settings > Video, and per game, chooses between MihawkGen, a neural network that comes with the app, and Lossless Scaling with your own copy of it.