store.py no longer stands alone: warpstore.py sits next to it in the store
home. And the same catalog now has a second store — ttg-retroarch-store —
for the machines that run RetroArch rather than Batocera.
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The engine can now install native builds through Batocera's Ports system,
which is the other half of our catalog — cartridges are all this store
takes today. It stays off here: nobody has run one of these games on real
hardware yet, and each is a 30-100 MB download rather than a few kilobytes.
The README says how to switch it on per platform, which platforms have an
ARM build (so a Pi or a handheld skips the rest instead of installing
something that cannot start), and what the coverage measures at today.
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