Homebrew RetroArch Switch
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The official NSP includes the full retroarch_switch.nro, no forwarder. It does work with the core NROs though, as long as they aren't wildly different from the original.
The Official RetroArch NSP listed in the OP automatically redirects to the newest one.
You can check it out here:
https://buildbot.libretro.com/stable/1.7.5/nintendo/switch/libnx/
It was last updated October 28th, 2018.
Your "ps1 games" is probably just legend of mana. You need to change some settings related to input, I cant remember which
Either just go to the home menu and close it with the X button like with any other game, or just go to the home menu if you're still on the .nro like yours truly. (College life keeps me busy...)
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Really? Haven't tested every game yet as I just assumed everything would work like any emulator not named MAME or FBA!
cant call it a deal breaker when its not finished, ya? its labeled as Work-in-Progress [WIP]... so this shared built is for testing/playing around
Refer to the github link @natinusala posted for more info on current status
I updated retroarch to the latest available version (the official NSP and nightly retroarch directory) then I updated the assets through the application, Uppdating the assets made retroarch cras at "extracting 100%". After this I opened the application. It started fine and ozone is working.
However.. Now I tried launching up some PS1 games and im having performance issues. Final Fantasy VII has major video stuttering issues, it does not affect the sound and it seams to only happen when you are not in battle and not all the time. It's like when you come to a new area it works fine for a few seconds and then the fps drops and sometimes the screen is completely frozen for a second or two. and after that the game moves on. I also tried Final Fantasy VIII with similar result. Worth noting is that it does not happen in battles in this game either.
I did not have these issues before..
Threaded video is on and I'm using default shaders.
Anyone have an idea whats going on here?
(UPDATE)
Ok so I got it sorted out (Sort of).
I downgraded RetroArch to the latest stable version and all those problems wen't away. I guess the latest Nightly does something that affects the performance.
However.. Now I tried launching up some PS1 games and im having performance issues. Final Fantasy VII has major video stuttering issues, it does not affect the sound and it seams to only happen when you are not in battle and not all the time. It's like when you come to a new area it works fine for a few seconds and then the fps drops and sometimes the screen is completely frozen for a second or two. and after that the game moves on. I also tried Final Fantasy VIII with similar result. Worth noting is that it does not happen in battles in this game either.
I did not have these issues before..
Threaded video is on and I'm using default shaders.
Anyone have an idea whats going on here?
(UPDATE)
Ok so I got it sorted out (Sort of).
I downgraded RetroArch to the latest stable version and all those problems wen't away. I guess the latest Nightly does something that affects the performance.
Last edited by DaniPoo,
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Same here. I tried to many isos, cue, bins and all of them stuck at ubisoft logo.
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