Homebrew Official Retroarch WiiU (wip.)

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Dude, you could also download the version ploggy uploaded. It's the standalone PPSSPP, and its interface it's maybe the best emulator interface EVER.



Either the emulator it's unstable (something completely logical) or your SD card is diying, because i just spent 1 hour playing Dracula X Chronices and Ridge Racer 2 right after adding a game to the directory.




That's not a Retroarch core, but the standalone emulator.

I still didn't see the download link or his post earlier earlier, geez, cut me some slack.:rolleyes:
 
I don't think its my SD card, everything else works fine. Seems like a lot of other people have stability problems as well, so I'll just wait for it to improve. I was able to play Castlevania for half an hour last time I tried, so it seems like it's random in terms of when crashes might occur. Very excited to see where it goes though.
 
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Hello guys.
Haven't looked at the thread since forever.

I was just wondering if the most recent version is stable enough to not throw an error screen every time a new core/rom is loaded, I remember it was quite a big issue for a long time :)
It's not done that for about 4 or 5 months now lol.
 
Freakin' progress though! As a patient guy I'll wait for the core but watching Ridge Racer running that good on the Wii U warmed up my heart. :)
I don't know if this is a Core for Retroarch? Radius says this is a standalone PPSSPP Emulator for WiiU. That's why it has it's own thread now :)
 
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I don't know if this is a Core for Retroarch? Radius says this is a standalone PPSSPP Emulator for WiiU. That's why it has it's own thread now :)
Right now it is standalone. But PPSSPP in general has a Libretro core as well so the core version for the Wii U might be around the corner somewhere soon. :P
 
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For new users:
Grab the latest nightly here - simply pick the RetroArch_rpx.7z with the most recent date. Unzip it.

If you are using the RetroArch Channel you can delete the "wiiu" folder (the channel has its own .rpx embedded) otherwise if you are launching RetroArch from HBL just keep the "retroarch" folder, you can safely delete all the other folders (they are not needed with the new multicore loading feature).
Both logic statements suggest you keep the retroarch folder (delete wiiu folder / keep retroarch folder)...
 

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