I've had some trouble getting some ISOs to appear despite knowing what i'm doing), and PPSSPP. I enjoy playing these systems and prefer to keep all my emulators in one place but if you're going to play these games use the apps Drastic (paid but worth every penny of that 5.99, plays DS games perfect and can upscale them in HD), uoYaubeuse for Saturn games (few games work great but some not so much, kinda get mixed results. Some notes, Saturn core, PSP core, and Nintendo DS core are way too slow in RetroArch. Some of these cores the Retro Freak and Retron 5 actually use and I've never had a huge issue with them.sometimes its that the alternative cores are too slow or not as developed. The reason I pick some of these cores that I do is for usually 3 reasons.overall compatibility, speed, and familiarity. Makes it easier to manage them outside the Shield. Might be good to stick them on your MicroSD card if you've got a 16gb or do that anyway even if you had the 500gb. They're on my hard drive since i've got the 500GB. I configure RetroArch to look for Roms, BIOS files, and Saves/Savestates under those directories. I also turn off bilinear filtering in the video options.īasic folder layout - For my sanity and better organization, I have a separate folder called "Emulation", under those i have three folders.Roms (with folders for that for each system), BIOS, and Saves. Preferred Shader configuration - I prefer CRT-Easymode-Halation under the CRT folder. WonderSwan, Neo Geo Pocket - I don't remember the names of the cores but they're the only available ones for those handhelds, they work great N64 - Mupen64Plus (few tips, change cpu to dynamic recompilation and resolution to 320x240 for speed up which will tend to allow full speed in most games.keep in mind n64 games typically ran at awful framerate to begin with) PC Engine - Mednafen SGX (will cover SuperGrafX games and PC Engine/Turbo Grafx, not neccesary to get other Mednafen unless you want to run PC Engine CD games, then get both cores) Otherwise both cover most)Īrcade - FBA (works better for CPS1, CPS2, and Neo Geo Games), MAME (other games here or there) Genesis - Both GenesisPlus and Pico (One of them is needed for Game Gear games that the other doesn't, one is 32x. Here are the cores I use personally if it's any help: Redownload the newest stable version from libretro's website (which is 1.3.6) I can't seem to move just one space on the Saturn emu menu, and it's very irritating. How do I move around the menu in a lot of these emulators? I noticed in the GBC one, there was a mouse, but I've tried everything I can think of in the N64 emu and can't seem to do anything.Īlso, I assume for Saturn ISOs I need to do that numbering thing with the ISOs and MP3s and stick them in the same folder to get music (like I've done with Sega CD on PSP) Am I doing something wrong? Is it possible I got a bad APK? I'd much rather have all my games in one place (as much as possible), so I really don't want to have to resort to PC Retro Arch.but if it's going to be crashing on me, I might as well. I finally got my Shield set up after a few hours of trying to get the apks installed, was running into a parse error.but I ended up digging into the actual SD directory and installing them that way.Īnyway, I'm still hunting for games for my various emulators, but I tried Retro Arch earlier, and at first it crashed when I went back to the Shield menu, then it froze while downloading a GBA emulator core (I know how to work it, I got everything working on PC a few days ago)
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