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 | [[systems:channelf]]                              | [[wp>Fairchild_Channel_F|Fairchild Channel F]]  | 1976              | Fairchild | | [[systems:channelf]]                              | [[wp>Fairchild_Channel_F|Fairchild Channel F]]  | 1976              | Fairchild |
 | [[systems:atari2600]]                             | [[wp>Atari_2600|Atari 2600/VCS]]                | 1977              | Atari     | | [[systems:atari2600]]                             | [[wp>Atari_2600|Atari 2600/VCS]]                | 1977              | Atari     |
-| [[systems:o2em]]                                  | [[wp>Magnavox_Odyssey_2|Magnavox Odyssey²/Philips Videopac G7000]]          | 1978              | Magnavox/Philips       |+| [[systems:odyssey2]]                                  | [[wp>Magnavox_Odyssey_2|Magnavox Odyssey²/Philips Videopac G7000]]          | 1978              | Magnavox/Philips       |
 | [[systems:astrocade]]                             | [[wp>Bally_Astrocade|Bally Astrocade/Arcade/ABA-1000]]   | 1978              | Bally (Midway)         | | [[systems:astrocade]]                             | [[wp>Bally_Astrocade|Bally Astrocade/Arcade/ABA-1000]]   | 1978              | Bally (Midway)         |
 | [[systems:apfm1000]]                              | [[wp>APF-MP1000|APF-MP1000/MP-1000/M-1000]]              | 1978              | APF Electronics Inc.   | | [[systems:apfm1000]]                              | [[wp>APF-MP1000|APF-MP1000/MP-1000/M-1000]]              | 1978              | APF Electronics Inc.   |
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 | [[systems:amiga500]]        | [[wp>Amiga_500|Amiga 500/OCS/ECS]]                                    | 1987          | Commodore                      | | [[systems:amiga500]]        | [[wp>Amiga_500|Amiga 500/OCS/ECS]]                                    | 1987          | Commodore                      |
 | [[systems:x68000]]          | [[wp>X68000|Sharp X68000]]                                            | 1987          | Sharp                          | | [[systems:x68000]]          | [[wp>X68000|Sharp X68000]]                                            | 1987          | Sharp                          |
-| [[systems:msx2+]]           | [[wp>MSX|Microsoft MSX2+]]                                            | 1988          | Microsoft                      |+| [[systems:msx2plus|msx2+]]   | [[wp>MSX|Microsoft MSX2+]]                                            | 1988          | Microsoft                      |
 | [[systems:fmtowns]]         | [[wp>FM_Towns|FM Towns/Towns Marty]]                                  | 1989          | Fujitsu                        | | [[systems:fmtowns]]         | [[wp>FM_Towns|FM Towns/Towns Marty]]                                  | 1989          | Fujitsu                        |
 | [[systems:samcoupe]]        | [[wp>SAM_Coupé|SAM Coupé]]                                            | 1989          | Miles Gordon Technology        | | [[systems:samcoupe]]        | [[wp>SAM_Coupé|SAM Coupé]]                                            | 1989          | Miles Gordon Technology        |
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 ^ System short name         ^ Full name/alternative names                                           ^ Description ^ ^ System short name         ^ Full name/alternative names                                           ^ Description ^
-| [[systems:ports]]         | Native ports                                                          | Contains both manually install native Linux games, grouped for convenience |+^ Operating Systems                 ||                   | 
 +| [[systems:dos]]           | [[https://www.dosbox.com/|DOSbox]]                                    | x86 emulator DOSBox for old DOS games                      | 
 +| [[systems:windows]]       | [[https://www.winehq.org/|WINE]]                                      | Play Windows-only games using WINE, grouped with ports (WINE is not an emulator) | 
 +^ Unix applications and User Ports                 ||                   |
 | [[systems:flatpak]]       | [[https://flatpak.org/|Flatpak]]          | Install native Linux software, grouped with ports                                | | [[systems:flatpak]]       | [[https://flatpak.org/|Flatpak]]          | Install native Linux software, grouped with ports                                |
 | [[systems:steam]]         | [[https://store.steampowered.com/|Steam]] | Valve's PC game distribution store, grouped with ports. Has official Batocera integration (Steam games will automatically appear in Ports when installed) | | [[systems:steam]]         | [[https://store.steampowered.com/|Steam]] | Valve's PC game distribution store, grouped with ports. Has official Batocera integration (Steam games will automatically appear in Ports when installed) |
-| [[systems:dos]]           | [[https://www.dosbox.com/|DOSbox]]                                    | x86 emulator DOSBox for old DOS games                      |+| [[systems:ports]]         | Native ports                                                          | Contains both manually install native Linux games, grouped for convenience |
 | [[systems:flash]]         | [[https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/|Flashpoint]]                     | Flash player for playing Adobe Flash based games           | | [[systems:flash]]         | [[https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/|Flashpoint]]                     | Flash player for playing Adobe Flash based games           |
 | [[systems:moonlight]]     | [[https://moonlight-stream.org/|Moonlight]]                           | Open source implementation of NVIDIAs GameStream protocol  | | [[systems:moonlight]]     | [[https://moonlight-stream.org/|Moonlight]]                           | Open source implementation of NVIDIAs GameStream protocol  |
 | [[systems:vgmplay]]       | MAME Video Game Music Player                                          | Play retro video game music using emulated sound chips     | | [[systems:vgmplay]]       | MAME Video Game Music Player                                          | Play retro video game music using emulated sound chips     |
-| [[systems:windows]]       | [[https://www.winehq.org/|WINE]]                                      | Play Windows-only games using WINE, grouped with ports (WINE is not an emulator) | +^ Ported Games and Gameengines                 ||                   |
-| [[systems:imageviewer]]   | Screenshots/Image Viewer                                              | View screenshots and images | +
-| [[systems:recordings]]    | Recordings                                                            | Replay recorded gameplay | +
-| [[systems:library]]       | Library                                                               | Library of game manuals and documents | +
-| [[systems:odcommander]]   | [[https://github.com/nickvdp/OD-Commander|OD-Commander]]              | File manager for Batocera |+
 | [[systems:abuse]]         | [[http://abuse.zoy.org/|Abuse SDL]]                                   | A dark 2D side-scrolling platform game, now public domain and maintained by the community | | [[systems:abuse]]         | [[http://abuse.zoy.org/|Abuse SDL]]                                   | A dark 2D side-scrolling platform game, now public domain and maintained by the community |
 | [[systems:bennugd]]       | [[https://www.bennugd.org/|BennuGD]]                                  | A high-level, open-source game development suite | | [[systems:bennugd]]       | [[https://www.bennugd.org/|BennuGD]]                                  | A high-level, open-source game development suite |
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 | [[systems:fury]]          | [[https://www.ionfury.com/|Ion Fury]]                              | Ion Fury is built on EDuke32, and a fork of the Build engine | | [[systems:fury]]          | [[https://www.ionfury.com/|Ion Fury]]                              | Ion Fury is built on EDuke32, and a fork of the Build engine |
 | [[systems:gzdoom]]        | [[https://zdoom.org/|GZDoom]]                                      | GZDoom is a source port, has full support for Boom, Chex Quest, Heretic, Hexen and Strife. | | [[systems:gzdoom]]        | [[https://zdoom.org/|GZDoom]]                                      | GZDoom is a source port, has full support for Boom, Chex Quest, Heretic, Hexen and Strife. |
-| [[systems:halflife]]      | [[https://github.com/FWGS/xash3d-fwgs|Half-Life 1]]               | Source port for playing Half-Life 1 using Xash3D FWGS engine |+| [[systems:halflife]]      | [[https://github.com/FWGS/xash3d-fwgs|Half-Life 1]]                | Source port for playing Half-Life 1 using Xash3D FWGS engine |
 | [[systems:hcl]] | [[https://jayisgames.com/review/hydra-castle-labyrinth.php|Hydra Castle Labyrinth]]  | An indie 2D action platformer inspired by classic games like Metroid and Castlevania.| | [[systems:hcl]] | [[https://jayisgames.com/review/hydra-castle-labyrinth.php|Hydra Castle Labyrinth]]  | An indie 2D action platformer inspired by classic games like Metroid and Castlevania.|
 | [[systems:hurrican]]      | [[https://tugastudio.itch.io/hurrican|Hurrican]]                   | A freeware 2D action platformer game developed by Poke53280 | | [[systems:hurrican]]      | [[https://tugastudio.itch.io/hurrican|Hurrican]]                   | A freeware 2D action platformer game developed by Poke53280 |
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 | [[systems:traider2]]      | [[https://github.com/LostArtefacts/TRX|TR2X - Tomb Raider 2]]      | TRX - Tomb Raider I & II: Community Edition | | [[systems:traider2]]      | [[https://github.com/LostArtefacts/TRX|TR2X - Tomb Raider 2]]      | TRX - Tomb Raider I & II: Community Edition |
 | [[systems:tyrian]]        | [[https://github.com/nickvdp/opentyrian|Tyrian]]                   | Source port of Tyrian, a classic scrolling shooter | | [[systems:tyrian]]        | [[https://github.com/nickvdp/opentyrian|Tyrian]]                   | Source port of Tyrian, a classic scrolling shooter |
-| [[systems:tyrquake]]      | [[https://disenchant.net/tyrquake/|TyrQuake]]                      | Source port of the Quake 1 engine including Addons | 
 | [[systems:uqm]]           | [[http://sc2.sourceforge.net/|The Ur-Quan Masters]]                | Open source port of Star Control II | | [[systems:uqm]]           | [[http://sc2.sourceforge.net/|The Ur-Quan Masters]]                | Open source port of Star Control II |
 | [[systems:vpinball]]      | [[https://www.vpforums.org/|Visual Pinball]]                       | Visual Pinball X allows playing community-made pinball tables | | [[systems:vpinball]]      | [[https://www.vpforums.org/|Visual Pinball]]                       | Visual Pinball X allows playing community-made pinball tables |
-| [[systems:xash3d_fwgs]]   | [[https://github.com/FWGS/xash3d-fwgs|Xash3D FWGS]]                | Source port for playing classic Valve games like Half-Life | 
 | [[systems:xrick]]         | [[https://www.xrick.net/about/|Rick Dangerous]]                    | XRick is an open source implementation of the game "Rick Dangerous". | | [[systems:xrick]]         | [[https://www.xrick.net/about/|Rick Dangerous]]                    | XRick is an open source implementation of the game "Rick Dangerous". |
 | [[systems:zc210]]         | [[https://www.zeldaclassic.com/|Zelda Classic]]                    | Open source Zelda fangame engine | | [[systems:zc210]]         | [[https://www.zeldaclassic.com/|Zelda Classic]]                    | Open source Zelda fangame engine |
  
                                                                                                
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