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In-game menu:
Quick Menu -> Options -> Depending on the game, you'll see either Test Switch options or general Dip switch adjustments.
And in Quick Menu -> Controls, in many cases you'll see a key input for Test/Service Coin/Switch.
Depends on the game, though; some will have one or the other, and a few exceptions have nothing of the sort.
I like it. Is there a word document that tells you the location of all the pokemon?
Just installed two cores from the latest Oct 5 nightly (gpsp and fbalpha) and can confirm they still don't launch properly on Vita TV.
Good to hear mate! I'm not aware if there is one. I suppose you could look at some walkthroughs for hints on pokemon locations.
Hello! So far have been using your PSX emulator without any issue, and with very minor slowdowns. Never thought an emulator could be ported and work that well at the first release, really good job! 
Yesterday I wanted to try Descent to be run on the PS Vita, and it did work for what I've seen. I stopped quite early though, because I wanted to map the action buttons (X, [], /\, O) to the right analog, but only for this game. I searched in the input settings from the main menu, and it can be mapped, but that's a global setting. I tried then to remap the buttons assignment from the quick menu (remapping the retroarch pad), but I've seen there's no way to map an analog to a button.
For those who do not know, Descent uses action buttons to navigate the ship the same way the D-Pad is used.
That did surprise me honestly, is it a feature it still have to be added, or is it something that has never been considered?
Thanks again for your hard work, I've never used retroarch before, since I'm used to have separate emulators, but having everything packed into a such nice gui, with customizable options, makes the experience really smooth, good job again!
Yesterday I wanted to try Descent to be run on the PS Vita, and it did work for what I've seen. I stopped quite early though, because I wanted to map the action buttons (X, [], /\, O) to the right analog, but only for this game. I searched in the input settings from the main menu, and it can be mapped, but that's a global setting. I tried then to remap the buttons assignment from the quick menu (remapping the retroarch pad), but I've seen there's no way to map an analog to a button.
For those who do not know, Descent uses action buttons to navigate the ship the same way the D-Pad is used.
That did surprise me honestly, is it a feature it still have to be added, or is it something that has never been considered?
Thanks again for your hard work, I've never used retroarch before, since I'm used to have separate emulators, but having everything packed into a such nice gui, with customizable options, makes the experience really smooth, good job again!
i'm near to surrender with pcsx... i tried every possible bios... i gain just a c2-12828-1 error when try to load a game...
i can't understand what is wrong...the bios is in the right folder,the directory is checked... i tried with two different games (in .iso) no one works...
when i select the file game, it don't load and return to quick menu of emulator... if i retry i have a c2-12828-1 error...
i can't understand what is wrong...the bios is in the right folder,the directory is checked... i tried with two different games (in .iso) no one works...
when i select the file game, it don't load and return to quick menu of emulator... if i retry i have a c2-12828-1 error...
I don't know if ISO format is supported, I use BIN/CUE and PBP, I tried a few games (8-10) and no one fails with 29-09 nightly
Never had luck with ISO. BIN/CUE and PBP are what I've had work myself.
Question: Why can't RetroArch navigate to the PSPEmu directory so I can play my PSN PS1 games? I have a sneaking suspicion I know why(extended permissions RA doesn't have so it can be a safe homebrew), but if there is another reason, I'd like to know.
Question: Why can't RetroArch navigate to the PSPEmu directory so I can play my PSN PS1 games? I have a sneaking suspicion I know why(extended permissions RA doesn't have so it can be a safe homebrew), but if there is another reason, I'd like to know.
Are you loading the BIN file and not the CUE file?
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It's against the rules to post links.
Use Google to search and it will be there. Emu paradise
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Even if it could it would just crash (I tried a few days ago with an encrypted eboot vs. a psx2psp made one of the same game, with the bin/cue being extracted from the encrypted eboot, so the same files essentially. The encrypted one crashed instantly while the one made with psx2psp worked fine; I don't think RetroArch has code in it to decrypt eboots (though, admittedly, I haven't looked).
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Eventhough the New 3DS XL is more powerful, I still feel like the DS Lite was a more polished system. It's a real shame that it never got an XL variant keeping the GBA slot. You'd have to go on AliExpress and buy an ML shell to give a DS phat the unofficial "DS Lite" treatment, and that's the best we'll ever get I'm afraid.+1 -
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They probably said "Hey, why not we combine the two together and make a 'new' DS to sell".
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