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- [`cht`](cht) Cheat codes to various games, collected from any available source on the web including by manual contributions by users who haved used RetroArch's built-in [memory address/value search feature](https://docs.libretro.com/guides/cheat-codes/#retroarch-new-cheat-code-searching) to construct new cheat codes. Game-specific cheat files remain in plain text format, can be loaded by the user in RetroArch, and are not part of a compilation process like the game information databases.
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- [`cursors`](cursors) Provides methods in order to query the playlists
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- [`dat`](dat) Customized DAT files maintained by the libretro team, including items that do/did not have contemporary documentation by upstream catalogging groups, e.g. "Virtual Console" variants of SNES games and monolithic non-generalized cores (Cave Story, Doom, Quake, etc). Also includes some bulk imports from upstream groups in order to establish [precedence](#precedence) in the compilation, e.g. GameCube data from GameTDB.
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- [`dat`](dat) Customized DAT files maintained by the libretro team, including items that do/did not have contemporary documentation by upstream catalogging groups (e.g. "Virtual Console" variants of SNES games), games for monolithic non-generalized cores (Cave Story, Doom, Quake, etc), and the beginning of an interal non-upstream [Playstation Minis database]([https://github.com/OctopusButtons/libretro-database/blob/master/dat/Sony%20-%20PlayStation%20Minis.dat](https://github.com/libretro/libretro-database/blob/master/dat/Sony%20-%20PlayStation%20Minis.dat)). Also includes some bulk imports from upstream groups in order to establish [precedence](#precedence) in the compilation, e.g. GameCube data from GameTDB.
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- [`metadat`](metadat) Various metadata and third-party DATs. Examples:
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- [`bbfc`](metadat/bbfc) British Board of Film Classification's ratings for age-appropriateness
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- [`elspa`](metadat/elspa) Age-appropriateness/content ratings from the Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association aka the Association for UK Interactive Entertainment ("Ukie")
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