Does VBA-M even have a stable shit version? Because I believe its dynamic rate control is most important for GBA over everything else. >I Imagine it's the best out there for some emulation systems, but for something as common as GBA, it just falls short I feel. What? You mean recently used or some shit? >can't quickaccess through browse-menu, etc. >have to load core AND rom every single time manuallyĬore selection is persistent between instances, and if you're using it for multiple systems you should be using multiple configs anyways. That's one of the most straight forward and standard parts of the damn thing.
Try switching outputs to OpenGL or something. It must be the GPU causing everything because I'm a PC gamer. The problem is that this is a laptop and I'm confused. >It's a Mobile-Piece-of-Shit that can play Irrelevant-Computer-Game on irrelevant settings with sub-60 fps. /lgbt/ - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender.If you have the version with the MD5 hash ff1a674273fe3540ccef576376407d1d, run the following command in Terminal to convert it to the 'good' version:ĭd bs=512 skip=1 if=syscard3.pce of=syscard3fix. Important: Dumps of syscard3.pce containing a 512-byte copier header are considered 'bad' and will not import. Note: The Japan BIOS is required because the US version won't play some Japan region games (e.g. Syscard3.pce or Super CD-ROM System (Japan) (v3.0).pce Satellaview BS-X BIOS (English + No DRM patched)īS-X BIOS (English). Ps-30e.bin or scph5502.bin or scph5552.binīIOS_CD_E.bin or megacd_model1_bios_1_00_e.binīS-X.bin or BS-X - Sore wa Namae o Nusumareta Machi no Monogatari (Japan) (Rev 1).sfc (Optional) Instead of typing the file path in manually, you can just drag the file onto the Terminal window. You can check the hash of your file by opening Terminal.app, typing md5 /path/to/file and pressing Enter.
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