It differes from other solutions as it creates a containered application to run all your emulators.
This means everything is kept tidy isolated from the rest of your system under RetroDeck, if you have any errors it's simple to wipe and start again without losing your ROMs, its simple to try new systems in the future.
It's a cool game, took me a long time to get into the groove with it, and I have to say most of the time the humour really landed flat with me and broke the immersion and enjoyment of the game.
If you're finding yourself dying a lot, be aware that this game more than most has a very specific levelling path to follow.
By that I mean you will struggle to kill anything over 2 levels from you until you are in the later game, and I think it's impossible to over level.
If you find one fight too hard circle back and try another path, the combat may be more your level
The thing about Speedball II was that it was made by The Bitmap Brothers. You can remake their games all you want, but it's always going to miss the X factor without the Bros.
RetroDeck is the best way in my opinion.
It differes from other solutions as it creates a containered application to run all your emulators.
This means everything is kept tidy isolated from the rest of your system under RetroDeck, if you have any errors it's simple to wipe and start again without losing your ROMs, its simple to try new systems in the future.