wow! thanks this is awesome, any possibility you could try porting the "mednafen_pce_fast_libretro" core, would be great to see if the systemcard CD games worked using the cd bios?
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wow! thanks this is awesome, any possibility you could try porting the "mednafen_pce_fast_libretro" core, would be great to see if the systemcard CD games worked using the cd bios?
Yeah I got ya. Sorry was making lunch
Beetle-Cygne: https://github.com/Melon-Bread/beetle-wswan-libretro
FCEUmmm: https://github.com/Melon-Bread/libretro-fceumm
Handy: https://github.com/Melon-Bread/libretro-handy
Very nice. Imported them to my instance. Don't know when I set up the deployment, probably the coming week.
I know retroarch already has auto update for the app and cores, I'll need to take a look at that
I already know that, but I setup deployment with my known tools that I use at my dayjob.
That involves managing groups in Gitlab
I could run that, but its not my workflow.
Here is Beetle-VB, a core for the Nintendo Virtual Boy.
Ran like 6 different games and it all seems as well.
Source: https://github.com/Melon-Bread/beetle-vb-libretro
(please ignore spelling error in the commit ^^")
Ran like 6 different games and it all seems as well.
Source: https://github.com/Melon-Bread/beetle-vb-libretro
(please ignore spelling error in the commit ^^")
haha now everyone can get mario tennis, just... not the new one hahaHere is Beetle-VB, a core for the Nintendo Virtual Boy.
Ran like 6 different games and it all seems as well.
Source: https://github.com/Melon-Bread/beetle-vb-libretro
(please ignore spelling error in the commit ^^")
Man, you work fast.
Are you just running through cores and seeing which ones work? If so, could you try DeSMuMe?
Eh kinda. And I mean I could, though doubt we will get much from it even if it does buildMan, you work fast.
Are you just running through cores and seeing which ones work? If so, could you try DeSMuMe?
No way, It will run like crap, just stick on the alreally ported DeSmume-NX.Man, you work fast.
Are you just running through cores and seeing which ones work? If so, could you try DeSMuMe?
This will definitely make up for 4.1.0 users...lolHere is Beetle-VB, a core for the Nintendo Virtual Boy.
Ran like 6 different games and it all seems as well.
Source: https://github.com/Melon-Bread/beetle-vb-libretro
(please ignore spelling error in the commit ^^")
Thank you m4xw. I compiled the Fuse core (Sinclair ZX Spectrum emulator) and it works great on the Switch.
The few lines I copy/pasted in the Makefile is on GitHub 'GrouchoMarx-NL/fuse-libretro' (Cannot post link yet as new member)
The few lines I copy/pasted in the Makefile is on GitHub 'GrouchoMarx-NL/fuse-libretro' (Cannot post link yet as new member)
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Would you try and port mame2000 and mame2003 if you have the time? The libtransistor ports are buggy as hell, and crash non stop. For me anyway. If you don't have the time, I'll try when I get off work tonight.Here is Beetle-VB, a core for the Nintendo Virtual Boy.
Ran like 6 different games and it all seems as well.
Source: https://github.com/Melon-Bread/beetle-vb-libretro
(please ignore spelling error in the commit ^^")
One more before calling it a night; the O2EM core for the mighty Philips Videopac/Magnavox odyssey.
This one needs a bios file o2rom.bin. Source at Github GrouchoMarx-NL/libretro-o2em.
This one needs a bios file o2rom.bin. Source at Github GrouchoMarx-NL/libretro-o2em.
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