LaunchBox vs Lemon Amiga

LaunchBox is a game collection frontend and manager for modern PC games and emulated console games. It can import Steam and GOG games, ROM files, and MS-DOS games, then retrieve box art and metadata from its Games Database along with fan art, screenshots, and logos. Collections can be arranged and filtered by genre, platform, ESRB rating, developer, and publisher, with custom status and source fields. The Windows app supports Windows 10 and higher, with Windows 10 and 11 described as fully supported. LaunchBox for Android is free for collections of 100 games or fewer; it shares the games database, media, and portable XML data with Windows, and Windows data can be exported to Android. Premium adds themes, Big Box mode, gamepad automation, startup and pause screens, and display customization. The Regular Windows license costs $30 as a one-time purchase and includes a year of free updates. The maker says Premium is DRM-free and can be deployed to as many personal devices as desired. Windows data can also be moved by copying the app to another folder or computer.

Lemon Amiga is a free website about the classic Amiga computer, combining a searchable games library with a fan community. Searches can check title keywords, alternative names, and spelling variants, while advanced filters cover release year, media, genre, hardware, language, ratings, and player information. Game pages may contain reviews, ratings, comments, scans, documents, cheats, videos, and external links. Registered members can vote, review, comment, and use the forum; a user-vote Top 100 list has model, genre, and year filters. The site may provide public-domain, freeware, shareware, or otherwise authorised downloads, but commercial Amiga games cannot legally be distributed there. Its FAQ explains WHDLoad installation for floppy-based games and demos and notes compatibility with WinUAE. The catalogue does not aim to include every game. Lemon Amiga is web-based, has no paywalls or intrusive ads, and accepts donations.