is there any way to get this game to work? I'm getting a black screen. I thought it might be due to fixing its checksum, but other games where I've done that work without a problem.
nm. I got it to work. fixed checksum or not -- it doesn't matter. the problem is that it's just incompatible with the normal emulator, so I injected retroarch for the game. no issues then.
so far, it's the only game I've seen not work, but I do have snes9x core injected into my system, so if I encounter another game like that, I'll know what to do. I read that it's due to the rom being an "expanded" rom, possibly due to it being a translation. they didn't fix the checksum either, which doesn't really seem to matter.
so far, it's the only game I've seen not work, but I do have snes9x core injected into my system, so if I encounter another game like that, I'll know what to do. I read that it's due to the rom being an "expanded" rom, possibly due to it being a translation. they didn't fix the checksum either, which doesn't really seem to matter.
Yeah, there was an interview with Square Enix saying it was difficult to fix all the text, so they had to expand the ROM size to fit it. Canoe also doesn't run SPC700 sensitive games well either, games that require precise timing from the S-SMP (audio chip) and just has lots of missing audio channels.
It's unfortunate that they weren't willing to make the SNES Mini updateable or give it anymore support past the retail release. It would have been nice to see M2 refine the emulator more, as it already has very low input lag for emulation and works very well for what it does.
is it prudent to make all games work with snes9x 2010? I was thinking about just leaving it as is with the base emulator 'til I find another game that doesn't work. does snes9x 2010 have any compatibility problems?
is it prudent to make all games work with snes9x 2010? I was thinking about just leaving it as is with the base emulator 'til I find another game that doesn't work. does snes9x 2010 have any compatibility problems?
I would use anything that's compatible with Canoe using Canoe as it has the least amount of input lag (which is a big deal for me).
Check the Canoe compatibility list and go through each ROM
Only SNES? I have GBA, NES, and Arcade games running on mine, some work, some don't. Didn't end up caring enough to put the time into fine tuning everything, but it works for Super Street Fighter II Turbo and all the SNES games I have on there, so that's the main thing
is it prudent to make all games work with snes9x 2010? I was thinking about just leaving it as is with the base emulator 'til I find another game that doesn't work. does snes9x 2010 have any compatibility problems?
@KenniesNewName That's the problem with gadgets, there's a new one being leaked, announced, released every week, and if you wait for something better to come along you can wait forever, there's always something new on the horizon.
Same thing with price too. Miyoo Mini is $50 and it's fine, but RP2 is only $100 and has way more options, but now there's the RP3 and it's just $30 more, but the Ayn Odin Lite is $190 and it's very powerful, but the Ayn Odin Pro is $250 and it's an absolute beast, but now we're already in the Windows handheld range and I really would like a Windows handheld... Ayn Loki starts at $200, but why not add a few bucks for better specs... but now we're close to the Steam Deck and that is a much better choice...
My attitude in those cases is to decide what I want in that particular moment, not waiting for emminent releases. And decide based on function, that is, if I will use it almost daily and if it satisfies my desire/need