If you are a fan of video games and have a vast amount of titles installed on your computer, you will see that, at some point, it is not easy to find them and that it is convenient to organize them so you can use them whenever you want. The problem is that managing them manually can be complicated and tedious, so we want to show you a perfect platform called Romulus.

Romulus is an application that has been developed to allow us to perform comprehensive management of elements such as ROMs, XML, DAT or Offlinelist files, and many others. Without it, it would be tough to organize. This ROM manager and optimizer, which adds some other attractive functions, is therefore indispensable if you have identified yourself with the abovementioned situation.

Of course, in case you don't know what ROMs are, you have to consider that we are talking about a series of specific files designed to allow us to simulate games in emulators, avoiding the need to have the consoles with us. Almost always, these games are retro and will enable us to enjoy those video games that were all the rage when we were younger or not even born.

Generally, thanks to the files ROMs, we can access arcade titles and specific consoles such as Nintendo, Super Nintendo, PlayStation, Sega Genesis, Gameboy, MAME32, and many others that may interest us. Therefore, they are expected to accumulate after a while, and we want to teach you how to use a tool like Romulus to find your content or relevant files.

This platform will allow you to organize all ROMs the way you want so that the next time you look for a particular one, you will find it in seconds without diving through thousands of folders. It is an alternative that is also very easy to explore within its contents, so you will rarely waste more than a minute tracking down a particular file of this type.

Romulus will even allow you to reconstruct the files in different specific directories if they have been corrupted, something that is not very common but unfortunately happens and for which we must be prepared. In this sense, the utility works in the first instance by allowing us to scan the contents and then automatically restore the batches of ROMs.

If some of the parameters considered are faulty or have problems, Romulus only executes those that must be correct, always based on the emulators' requirements. This is essential because it saves us a lot of time regarding the Registration Options .

As if all the above were not enough, Romulus works indistinctly with files that are not compressed as with those that are. That is to say, thanks to this platform, you will also be able to deal with all the contents in formats ZIP, RAR, or 7z, with which you find yourself, without having to decompress them first and then organize them.

Even as you manage different files and such, the system will show you a series of statistics or data that let you know all the details about each of the ROMs in question.

Another attractive feature that we have found in Romulus then has to do with the possibility of making reports about the status of the different ROMs in question, allowing us to send that information to someone else quickly and easily. It is even enjoyable to know that we can export all that information in different formats, including HTML, DOC, or TXT.

As far as Romulus' interface is concerned, we can say that we liked it a lot because although it doesn't stray too far from what we find within the Windows navigation systems, that makes it particularly easy to use. You will see that the menus are located mainly at the top, while on the left, we can see the folders within which we navigate to find the different contents.

In summary, we can say that all we have to do once this software is installed on our computer is select a folder of ROMs in particular and then let the system correct the contents necessary to retouch. When it finishes, it will show us everything we have in each collection and the possible missing ones so that you will have a complete picture of your situation.

Its developers even comment that Romulus has taken the main advantages of most of its competitors, such as Romcenter, Clrmamepro, or Offlinelist, putting them all together in a single platform better than the others. In any case, the feeling we've been left with is that this app delivers flawlessly, so if you're looking for something in this segment, you should try it.