SNES and N64 games simply flash and work already?
Ex.
Super Mario 64
Mario Kart 64
Super Mario World
Super Mario All Stars
Yoshi Island
Ex.
Super Mario 64
Mario Kart 64
Super Mario World
Super Mario All Stars
Yoshi Island
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Hotfix.
If you have "LED-always-on" problem on version 2.13, please redownload it, link is the same. It's should be 2.13d now.
If you have "LED-always-on" problem on version 2.13, please redownload it, link is the same. It's should be 2.13d now.
Last edited by Cluster,
hakchi.exe said "Unable to find part of the path" since 2.13 and I have no idea why.
Last edited by VirgileVILE,
Can confirm that this fixed my problems with led staying on with 2.13. Thanks again!
Can anyone confirm if the 8bitdo controllers are now working properly? Is there a model that is best? I feel like the ones that look retro but have analog sticks might be the best option? Or the one that looks like an nes controller? Or the one that looks like an SNES controller? Still trying to find the best wireless option that works with multiple emulators! Or is it worth getting the 8bitdo receiver, and then using a WiiU wireless controller???
Last edited by NESCLASSIC,
If you install the retroarch module and the module cores needed for this Systems, yes.
Rgs.
Last edited by nesito,
Any cool custom folder images/icons out there? Been using these from a user on Reddit. Anyone know of some other cool sets?
https://www.reddit.com/r/nesclassicmods/comments/5tz6wj/first_attempt_at_custom_folders/
https://www.reddit.com/r/nesclassicmods/comments/5tz6wj/first_attempt_at_custom_folders/
I updated to 2.13 and re-added some SNES games for the compression, but I have not synced the games yet. So I don't know if I'm going to have "red light stays on" issue. Should I just update to 2.13d first, to be safe, and then sync games?
What are you talking about? I'm saying hakchi 2.12-2.13 wont dump kernals, sync games, nothing. It just stays stuck on "Waiting for device"
I have tried 5 cores for snes with various games and for me the best is "snes9x_next_libretro". I have a problem only with super mario all stars but i think it is a problem of retroarch and not of the core: in the menu (where you choose the game you want to play) the controls works but when i choose a game controls doesn't work. The only way for work is open retroarch settings and in options enable "swap control" (or swap joypad, i don't remember). The problem is that if i enable this option in all others snes games controls doesn't work, i must have to disable this option for work.
A question: if i do "uninstall" from hakchi2 menu and i restore original kernel, all games i had previously syncronized are deleted? Or remain in the internal memory and simply they are not shown in the menu of the mini nes?
Sorry for my bad english.
A question: if i do "uninstall" from hakchi2 menu and i restore original kernel, all games i had previously syncronized are deleted? Or remain in the internal memory and simply they are not shown in the menu of the mini nes?
Sorry for my bad english.
Last edited by Ciccio8412,
Edit: found the hmod I needed.
I'm trying to get Namco Museum working for n64 (I made an all pac-man list-24 games thus far)
. Mupen doesn't seem to work with it. So I'm thinking I might try 'glupen' instead.
Does anyone know where 'glupen64' hmod is?
I see it on the instructions list on github, but I don't know where to obtain it. It wasn't in the extra cores folder I got from pcm.
Or has anyone gotten this game working on n64 'mupen', and could tell me how they did it?
Edit: found the hmod I needed.
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As I mentioned before, this system is really fun to tinker with.
Edit: Namco Museum works with 'mupen' (but slowly), and does not load at all with 'glupen'.
I'm trying to get Namco Museum working for n64 (I made an all pac-man list-24 games thus far)
. Mupen doesn't seem to work with it. So I'm thinking I might try 'glupen' instead.Does anyone know where 'glupen64' hmod is?
I see it on the instructions list on github, but I don't know where to obtain it. It wasn't in the extra cores folder I got from pcm.
Or has anyone gotten this game working on n64 'mupen', and could tell me how they did it?
Edit: found the hmod I needed.
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As I mentioned before, this system is really fun to tinker with.
Edit: Namco Museum works with 'mupen' (but slowly), and does not load at all with 'glupen'.
Last edited by kaz321123,
That's because it's in the "cores" folder.
The following cores are available as additional modules (in core_modules folder):
- glupen64 (Nintendo 64)
Last edited by pcm720,
This might be a silly question, but I am going to ask it anyway. I have 2 Wii Classic controllers...do I need to configure them in Retroarch (for the X,Y buttons) to work? Which button on the Wii Classic is the "C" button for Sega games? If there is a tutorial or someone can explain, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
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