Pick a custom directory, if you want to grab the ROMs later, or stick with the default if you don’t care. The first three options all start with “Update”, and we need to run them all. To finish this final step, pull up the menu for any given system. In order to play the games, however, you need to set up each of these systems with an appropriate emulator. Now, when you open the add-on, you’ll see a collection of systems. “Balanced” is a good option for most systems, though if you don’t like the results you can always reconfigure things later. You will be asked what kind of system you’d like to run. Then re-enter the settings screen, and head to the “Setup Wizard” tab. Once you’ve done this, click click “OK” to save all of your settings.
Select “RetroArch App Location”, then browse to your RetroArch folder and select retroarch.exe. With that all sorted, you can now tell the add-on where your RetroArch executable is. For the purposes of this article, we’ll be assuming a Windows-based system, though steps should be similar on other operating systems. Then point out what operating system you’re using. The only option here lets you pick what sort of system you have. You can check these out later, but for now we’re concerned with getting this add-on to run some games. Select “Add-on settings”, and you’ll dive head first into a bunch of configurations. If you’re using the keyboard, press “C”, if you’re using the mouse, right-click the icon. Select the new add-on, then bring up the menu. Step Two: Configure Internet Archive ROM Launcher I’m sure you’re ready to play some games, but sadly we’ve got a little bit of work to do first. Here you will find Internet Archive ROM Launcher. Once it has, head back to Kodi’s main screen, then go to Video Add-ons. Go ahead and install it.Ī popup will let you know when the download has completed. Here you’ll find Internet Archive ROM Launcher. Once you add the ZIP file, head back to the Add-ons section of the settings, and this time go to Install from repository > Zach Morris Add-ons > Video Add-ons. On Windows, it should be in C:\Users\YourUsername\Downloads, but might vary depending on your browser’s settings. You’ll need to browse your file system and find the ZIP file your downloaded before.
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