Cluster releases Hakchi2 v.2.20, adding support for SNES Classic.

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It's been a while since we've seen a release from Alexey 'Cluster' Avdyukhin, and this new version of hakchi2 is surely not going to disappoint. The release number is v.2.20, and it adds SNES Classic support (!!!), 7zip compression support, among other huge things. Many GBAtemp users have seen massive success with this new release, and as much as I'd like to try it, I don't have an SNES Classic, so it's up to you to try it out.

:download: SOURCE: https://github.com/ClusterM/hakchi2/releases/tag/2.20
 

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it comes with a christmas symbol with Starfox2 font,
How can I add the original boxed cover to the Mini?

I thought I might just hide original game, tho there doesn't seem to be a rom around to replace it with.

Anyone done this b4?

You need to complete one level in Starfox 1 to unlock Starfox 2.
 

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Can anyone help me with this issue?
(Am I doing something wrong? Missing a step?)

I'm trying to add RetroArch to my NES Classic. (Not Super NES Classic)

Look at the used memory and total memory, and the error on the screenshot. Shit isn't adding up or making sense. I'm using the latest hakchi v2.20, the latest retroarch cores v0.8 for hakchi 2.20, and this fucking app wont install it right.

I'll start with the console completely at stock, modules uninstalled, stock kernel, original games, factory reset, etc....

Then I'll flash the custom kernel.
All is still good after the flash.
I can add NES games just fine, and no issues...
But when I try to install the latest Retroarch cores in the modules menu, I get this bullshit. Help?

What kind of fuckery is this.jpg
 
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i cant get "grand poo world" and "super dram world 2" running on my SNES Mini. other mario hacks like kaizo mario 1, 2, 3 and super dram world 1 are runnin fine. also the european version of super mario allstrard didnt work, but the us rom does fine. retroarch is installed.
anyone who can help me?
thanks
 

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I just don't get why would someone buy this over a raspberry pi
Retropie has an excellent interface

Oh, I don't know, maybe because this is legally sanctioned emulation, for one, and it feels more authentic? No need to buy a case, no need to buy anything extra, no SD card, PSU, heatsink, installing software, no frills. Heaven forbid people want to get this :rolleyes: People suggesting getting a RP3 is becoming anathema.:ninja: Lol. Sorry, but when you take into account the PCB, SD card, case, PSU, heatsink, controller/adapter, the price is exactly the same as the Snes Classic, so....yeah. To each their own, I guess.
 
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I just don't get why would someone buy this over a raspberry pi
Retropie has an excellent interface

Not sure how old you are but if you grew up in the 90s, this is MUST have for 90s Nostalgia. And you can't beat the fact that SNES Mini comes with (2) wired classic SNES controllers; and boy do they feel good :)
 

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Not sure how old you are but if you grew up in the 90s, this is MUST have for 90s Nostalgia. And you can't beat the fact that SNES Mini comes with (2) wired classic SNES controllers; and boy do they feel good :)

Some people just like blindly defending their precious Pi :rolleyes:
 
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Oh, I don't know, maybe because this is legally sanctioned emulation, for one, and it feels more authentic?
No comment
No need to buy a case, no need to buy anything extra, no SD card, PSU, heatsink, installing software, no frills. Heaven forbid people want to get this :rolleyes: People suggesting getting a RP3 is becoming anathema.:ninja: Lol. Sorry, but when you take into account the PCB, SD card, case, PSU, heatsink, controller/adapter, the price is exactly the same as the Snes Classic, so....yeah. To each their own, I guess.

https://goo.gl/YqMuoQ <--- Power supply: 8.2GBP
https://goo.gl/MKRLjT <--- Raspberry pi + 16GB SD card: 33GBP
https://goo.gl/TaujaT <--- Case: 3GBP
https://goo.gl/Fcp5sM <---- Heatsink: 1GBP
https://goo.gl/CBJivH <---- 2 SNES controllers: 5GBP

Total: ~50GBP
The SNES mini costs 70GBP+

And you not only have a retro machine, you have a full debian environment and can do everything you can imagine (web browsing and home media capabilities, etc)

installing software, no frills.

Subjective, therefore, no comment

I'm not a raspberry pi fanboy, I don't even have one. I just simply think of what gives me the best value.
 
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I'm just sick of people saying "Raspberry Pi 3 is so much better" or "get that instead" ad infinitum, it's really irritating.

Agreed. I built a Pi system a few months ago, and it's amazing, but I still bought the SNES Classic. Why the hell not?? It's official Nintendo hardware, and it's cute :)
 

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