I've updated the version of EmulatorJS that the site is using to the latest version. The version we had been using was outdated by about 2 years, and the emulator has had a ton of updates since.

For those of you unfamiliar with EmulatorJS, it's currently the best non-plugin option for playing games in the Retro Game Room and it supports most of the games, including many of the CD systems.

Things worth pointing out:
-Overall compatibility is greatly increased
-Games should play a lot better
-There are a ton of new features like rewind
-There's a ton of customization options now
-There are a lot more options in the menus
-The latest version lets you choose between different emulators for a game (be sure to close the page and open it up again for it to work)

Commodore 64 was made available with EmulatorJS with this update. There are also a lot of other systems that EmulatorJS supports that Vizzed doesn't currently have, but we could get them added in the future (anything that isn't CD based, since we don't have space for that).

The EmulatorJS netplay isn't working yet, but I'll work on getting that taken care of and updated soon.

I should also point out that EmulatorJS had been having issues working for some people for a few months now. This issue should be completely resolved.

Davideo7: Excuse me, but a few months ago, the RetroArch Emulator stopped working on Chrome. I don't know what's going on, but is the RetroArch emulator up to date yet? Until that situation's resolved I'm using Firefox as my current browser for playing retro games at the moment.

It seems that a lot of emulators here need to be either updated or replaced (VBA with mGBA, ZSNES with SNES9x, FCEUX with MESEN/Nestopia for example). It might be a good idea to go through all of them to make sure.

Gabe Puratekuta : Is all those for the plugin options? If so as far as I am aware the plugin is no longer going to receive updates. The owner didn't make it he paid someone else to make it. Unless we had a hugely successful fundraiser probably 10k+ the developer of it probably wouldn't come back a major rewrite to make it compatible with newer emulators.