Currently between RA on Vita and RA on N3DS which has better performance would you say?
In most cases, the Vita currently has the best core support (About ~30 cores [Vita] vs. ~20 cores [3DS]), and the best performance (~5fps boost in Yoshi's Island on Vita vs. 3DS) IN MOST CASES (Ex. Batman - The Video Game (NES) runs 0.5fps better on N3DS Nestopia (RA 1.3.3 pre-ScreenTear) than on Vita Nestopia (Current); but FCEUmm both run the game completely fine).
It's too early still to tell if the Vita is fully capable of more or if this is the best we can get currently, as both projects are still Alphas (Note the current screen tearing on 3DS and the lack of distinct icons on Vita).
It is possible to know, ehm, the name of rom?
(idk if i can ask this here!)
You can, don't worry! Just don't direct-link to any ROM sharing sites. (^^;
Which of these you use?
fbalpha2012_libretro.vpk - FB Alpha 2012 v0.2.97.30, Arcade Machine Emulator (Various)
fbalpha2012_cps1_libretro.vpk - FB Alpha 2012 CPS1 v0.2.97.28, CPS1 Emulator
fbalpha2012_cps2_libretro.vpk - FB Alpha 2012 CPS2 v0.2.97.28, CPS2 Emulator
fbalpha2012_neo_libretro.vpk - FB Alpha 2012 NeoGeo v0.2.97.30, SNK Neo-Geo AES/MVS Emulator
The better question is: Which of these you use?
fbalpha2012_libretro.vpk - FB Alpha 2012 v0.2.97.30, Arcade Machine Emulator (Various)
fbalpha_libretro.vpk - FB Alpha v0.2.97.38, Arcade Machine Emulator (Various)
(Ya know, since it's a CPS3 game and NOT a CPS1/2/NEO game...)
Also,
Another question: VBA Next (or mGBA) have support for Codebreaker and Gameshark cheats? I remember that gpsp have only ARv3 cheat type
*Shrugs*
You can try native RetroArch cheats (Which I'm
pretty sure is what you're doing,
ahem), but I think they all use a singular code style. I haven't tried VBA on PC since.... Primary school, so I wouldn't even know what it uses to begin with; and I wouldn't dare try RA on PC because it exclusively causes
ME problems there only so... neh.
EDIT: New Nightlies! The bot's working again, and the size has changed some.
...But the installs are still sooooooooooooo sloooooooooooooooooow. (Please let batch installs be a thing. >.<)