Is there any reason to use this or should I just stick to standalone?
Is there any reason to use this or should I just stick to standalone?
Aiden Watson
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Lincoln Long
runahead, common interface navigable with a controller and excellent filter support
Josiah Sanders
/thread
Isaac Campbell
>Try to emulate Saturn
>Put kronos
>Put bios on system
>Run game on zip
>Error
>mfw
God I hate this zoomer era of emulation. Even fucking mednafen gave me better result despite the unplayable framerate.
Thomas Morgan
I sure love having this thread every day.
Carson Perry
Are you outputting to a CRT TV? That's the only real purpose of retroonarch, anything else is poser cope.
Jaxson Howard
>>Put kronos
lol
Anthony Young
There's a whole wiki for setting up each and every core. How could this possible be hard for you?
Samuel Hill
Do you emulate many systems or just one? Restroarch is pretty much the only way to emulate niche consoles like the PC Engine. There's only one standalone emulator that does a decent job called Magic Engine but you have to jump through hoops to use it while on Retroarch you only have to download Mednafen's core straight from the interface and you're set. The Sega Saturn cores on Retroarch also have much better compatibility and performance than SSF, which is basically the only standalone Saturn emulator that actually works. Other than the usual Nintendo emulators that everyone use it's just much easier to emulate everything else using Retroarch. Like waaayyyyy easier and convenient.
Adam Perry
on top of this you get parity with settings and parity across multiple devices including being able to easily have cross device saves.
I just wish they'd have a look at redoing the UI and not upsetting core devs