Acknowledgements

I would like to thank the following people/groups as without them PES would not be possible:

• Marcus von Appen for creating PySDL 2.0
• Frank Raiser for his image scaling code that I have modified for use by PES to scale thumbnail images
• The maintainers of RetroArch and all of the emulators that PES uses:
  • beetle-pce-fast
  • fceu-next
  • fuse
  • gambatte-libretro
  • gpsp
  • Genesis-Plus-GX
  • imame4all-libretro
  • mame2003-libretro
  • Mupen64Plus-libretro-nx
  • blueMSX-libretro
  • libretro-fba
  • pcsx_rearmed
  • PicoDrive
  • Pocket SNES
  • PPSSPP
  • Ric RPi’s Mupen64Plus fork
  • stella-libretro
  • vice-emu
• falkTX for creating the QtSixA daemon and utilities which is used by PES for using Sony PlayStation 3 control pads via Bluetooth.
• All the maintainers of Arch Linux (Arm)
• theGamesDB.net for their comprehensive game meta data API
• All the maintainers of the Python programming language in which PES is written
• The Raspberry Pi Foundation
• Game-icons.net for providing some of the icons used by PES
• Eric Smith for his many hours of testing, finding bugs, suggesting new features and for supplying graphics for PES
• David Murray for his bug finding skills and testing
• Gerald Davies for lending me his NES and SNES USB control pads for testing
• Paul Palmer for lending me his XBOX 360 control pad for testing
• Alex Moriarty for finding and fixing bugs in some of PES’ set-up scripts
• Steve McNamara for reporting bugs and testing fixes
• Michell F for reviewing and testing PES
• Paul Panther for testing and suggesting features for PES
• Fredrik for testing and suggesting features for PES
• Robert Stojkovic for testing and suggesting features for PES
• nwildner for testing and suggesting features for PES
• Albert Schmalzried for helping test PES
• Ginger Geek for lending me his Raspberry Pi 4 to test PES