Question regarding non-emulated games/software

[Shaolin Dave]

Tried finding an answer for this on my own, couldn't find anything definite, and I can understand why this wouldn't be a feature...

What I'd like is to have GameEx launch MAME (and possibly other emulators) but also work as a front-end for other native software.

More about my specific use case:

I built a couple arcade cabinets.  One for a small business, one for my niece and nephew to use at home.  Both are currently running MAME via a Raspberry Pi using RetroPi, loaded with a few child-friendly games.

I'm also an indie game developer and want to try my hand at making some coin-op arcade titles and putting them into arcade cabinets.  I have a spare Mac Mini which I'll run these games on, as my games are too demanding for a Raspberry Pi.

So, I'm trying to mix these both together.

I'd like it if I could use GameEx as a launcher that will be able to select both an Arcade ROM of Pac-Man, and also my custom-made Unity3d application that runs under MacOS (or Windows).

Is that doable?

Edited June 1, 2020 by tthurman
Moved: GameEx>General

[Draco1962]

So long as your programs allow for command line support, you can run about anything using the available Emulator slots.