Homebrew [RetroArch] Nightly builds here!

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Well until the Changing Disk Lock Up gets taken care of, everyone might want to stick with Single Disk Games for now
Also, need to add to the General Config to add Joystick. I try Saving the New Config, but when I restart it, it does not load, and when I try to Load Config, it says the Directory was not found even though it Saved something prior.
 
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o3ds with cfw installed and from the games I tried (MGS, Spiderman 1 and 2 psx) all of them had high framerates(35-60fps) in menus but once gameplay came in they dipped to 10-15fps

still amazing progress considering this was just ported to 3ds today
 
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I just tried Final Fantasy 9 (PCSX-ReARMed) and it runs at about 25-40 FPS in-game on N3DS with no frameskipping. In the one battle I fought, it got about 40 or so. With frameskip 1 it gets around 40-60 on maps/walking around, so this emulator definitely has potential, it feels like.
 
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Setting the upper left corner of Retroarch's gpSP display to 80, 40, and then making the viewport 240x160 (the GBA's native resolution) will provide a nice and crisp picture, for those who don't mind the slightly smaller screen size (on an XL the picture is still pretty large anyway, but the image is nice and clear). I don't think that puts the window in the exact centre of the screen, but it comes pretty close, since there's no other option that I can see that does this.
 
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Setting the upper left corner of Retroarch's gpSP display to 80, 40, and then making the viewport 240x160 (the GBA's native resolution) will provide a nice and crisp picture, for those who don't mind the slightly smaller screen size (on an XL the picture is still pretty large anyway, but the image is nice and clear). I don't think that puts the window in the exact centre of the screen, but it comes pretty close, since there's no other option that I can see that does this.
Hopefully we will see per-core settings eventually!
 
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tbh it's not that good, the music sounds cool but after a while the gimmick runs off and you miss the original OST
The biggest problem might be how the high quality audio and crappy SNES graphics don't match.

There also some awfully fancy themes that get really obnoxious after a while, like the battle one. Yearnings of the Wind also sounds like a lullaby. Gato's Song was completely destroyed. Even Peaceful Days is annoying.

If someone replaced these with better versions, it would improve it a lot.
 
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The biggest problem might be how the high quality audio and crappy SNES graphics don't match.

There also some awfully fancy themes that get really obnoxious after a while, like the battle one. Yearnings of the Wind also sounds like a lullaby. Gato's Song was completely destroyed. Even Peaceful Days is annoying.

If someone replaced these with better versions, it would improve it a lot.

I disagree here too, I don't think SNES gfx are crappy at all
 
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