How to Find Retro Game ROMS

Hey all! In this video I go over how to find ROMS for various gaming systems.

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[TitanKaempfer]

Good that this way was shown so we don't accidentally use this method to accidentally download any Roms.

[Serbx]

Thank you, I'm totally NOT gonna download any of those finely sorted roms, it's purely for research purposes.

[SuperTariq]

As a new steam deck owner I am very happy to know that there are people out there making videos protecting us from these extremely dangerous sites, that I my self would never ever even dream of going.

[joebeezy]

It’s been 2 years since this video was posted and it’s still helping people like me learn about the dangers of the internet and what sites to avoid. Thank you kind sir.

[RianNeves]

Only person with balls enough to actually help out the community and not gate keep. Thank you

[rickandcrystalshow]

As a "geek" I totally appreciate new and exciting ways to research. Thank you for the informational guidance on ROMS which will ONLY be used for educational purposes.

[alexsomethingclever]

I’m not *wink* encouraging *wink* downloading these roms *HARD WINK*. Thank you for the educational info bro

[cthruk]

Great to see some of my favorite childhood games being archived and preserved. Thank you for showing me this piece of history

[kylesalem-fuson]

I’m a huge fan investigating archives and currently I’m fixated on rom archiving. This has been fun and informative. Nice to see some archiving sites that have trustworthy reliable information on Roms, rather than being bombarded with pop up ads or malware

[PriMaLSunrise]

You deserve a trophy for this, sir. I was so close to dangerously downloading these files. But with your simple tutorial, I know exactly what NOT to download. Thank you 🙏🏽

[IcemanTheDj]

Exactly what I needed. I've just started a case study on how old things are archived, especially roms!
Thank you very much for your support! ❤

[mapc]

Mr. Sujano has become my first must to check information source when I try to have excellent retro Emulation and verified insight. It's just amazing this gentleman and his channel. <3

[sswanson]

I really appreciate this guide. I am glad I know what exactly not to do to ensure I never accidentally download a rom

[itsbarber]

I “won’t” be using these tips as I “hate” free entertainment. Good day sir!

Lol amazing video, earned a sub!

[mat_max]

For cartridge based consoles, look for no-intro roms, for disc based consoles, look for redump isos/bin and cue/gdi files (like the ps2 one by AlvRo, renowned guy in the community, in the video)

[zenmart]

Thank you for sharing. Now I can compare game sizes too. I totally would not download any of these files either.

[ramenshells]

Thank you so much I needed this for a school thesis on ROMS, you have been an inspirational help in my continuous journey on learning and research on ROMS 🔬😊

[mischievousfish]

Thank you for taking time of your day to show us how to NOT get any roms on our devices as that would suck 😅

[AleksiJoensuu]

This really is a great introduction to help people go out and find the file sizes of various roms they won't download.

[miles]

This video is amazing on so many levels...