Dude the last video you made about companies pushing out products all the time to make profit and how there is really no need for it because the jump in performance is almost always minimal, made me realize that i was fooled into "consuming all the time".Was going to upgrade my computer which has a 5700xt to the latest 6700xt or something similiar (the performance difference is really really not that much in terms of me being able to tell the difference during gaming) but now i simply just enjoy my hardware for it's core purpose which is gaming,which is having fun. I always cared about the performance of the hardware instead of using the hardware i got to have fun.Thank you for making that point,it really helped me widen my horizon about this.
I agree in many cases, though if you want to do certain things such as game at a higher frame rate, higher resolutions, etc, then it's hard not to try to get the most powerful gear. But as an owner of an itx system with a 9600k and a 1080 ti GPU, it kicks plenty of butt for most things, and even the 7700k (which I previously delidded for better thermals) with an RX580 that I'm setting up as a retro-gaming PC for my girlfriend does a great job. My top PC has a 5800x and a 6800xt (which I paid a lot for a year ago), and it's the best for gaming higher resolutions and able to handle many mods for Fallout and Elder Scroll games at those resolutions, though the RX580 setup does fine for lower resolutions. Once I'm gaming, it really doesn't make much difference, though I'm not a FPS game player needing 144 or higher framerates. Another advantage of a powerful and newer setup, though, is emulating something like the PS3, which requires a very beefy setup for certain games to even have a chance to be playable. But then it may be better just to connect an actual PS3, which can also be jailbroken to back up games to an expanded hard drive and external hard drive, not to mention being able to emulate older games, as well. :)
@@Rushtallica the thing is that most of those extra performance aspects aren't usually an actual need but an invented reason to sell people more stuff. People don't say they need any particular feature until someone markets that and then everyone needs to get there out of FOMO. When the reality is they would never have cared about that in the first place.
The graphical ‘wow’ factor for me just doesn’t last for me anymore. I look at something like tekken 8 or sf6 and sure, the trailer looks good, but give it a week/month and you’re numb to it. Beyond the ps3/xbox360 era, I think we were looking at diminishing returns. You could turn the graphical fidelity down and use the extra horsepower for absolutely perfect gameplay. There’s no need for graphics w/ bugs
@@derekfcc I agree with this comment so much, but I'd go even further back and say DC/Xbox/GC/PS2 graphics were fine. I'd much rather have extra horse power go towards gameplay systems.
Retroarch is amazing! Best thing that happened to emulation in a very long time IMO. Having one setup that works for all systems is such a massive QOL. My two biggest tips for newcomers: 1. Use an interpolation filter like pixelate or sharp-blinear. Makes everything scale even great on an LCD. Also works on “high res” stuff like SVGA DOS games. (Alternative is to use a CRT filter, but I like my pixels raw.) 2. Use 1 frame of run-ahead whenever possible. That with all the other input lag stuff(like using Vulkan with swapchain set to 1 or hard sync with GL) makes such a massive difference. Aaaalmost like playing on the really thing.
I'd recommend turning on auto frame delay as well which is a brand new feature for 1.9.13 that also decreases input latency. Previously you had to manually set frame delay for each game but now it's just one toggle and lower input latency achieved like magic for everything.
Another tip that was skipped over in the video is to remember that things like ReARMed are built for ARM cpus and that means they are optimized better on RPi or android devices that commonly use ARM processors. be sure to check that your android device uses ARM though as some of them are not ARM. Same is true for snes9x It runs better on ARM cpu. bsnes runs better on higher end computers.
Been listening alot to your new album. Absolutely love it. The Medieval fantasy theme is definitely my favorite so far. Thanks you. Keep them coming. Great work.
Shortcuts (Interfaces) 2:29 Arcade 4:24 Atari 5:12 Retro Computer 5:34 Doom 5:53 DosBox 6:07 MSX 8:25 PC Engine/SuperGrafx 8:28 Nintendo 3DS & DS 10:55 / 11:14 Nintendo Gameboy 11:21 Nintendo Gamecube 11:42 Nintendo NES 11:47 Nintendo 64 12:07 Nintendo SNES 12:56 ?Quake? 14:44 Scuum VM (lucasarts games) 14:53 Sega Dreamcast 15:02 Sega Genesis & CD 32X 15:40 Sega Saturn 16:37 SNK Neo Geo 17:01 Sony Playstation 17:38
Actually, ParaLLEl core by now is kept as a legacy core for those with not as strong hardware, support for old romhacks and such since it has a fair number of old deprecated N64 plugins. Their Muppen core is the one that's being kept up to date and has the three important modern plugins for use to make it as close to accurate or as performance focused as possible. Still, good to have both if a game doesn't work in one core but does on the other (happened to me recently with Mario Kart 64 where I had texture problems in Muppen, but had none of those issues when I put it on ParaLLEl). Also, Duckstation is a great emulator and the libretto core could also be pretty good, but I personally do my PS1 emulation on the standalone DS emulator.
I must admit i used retroarch a few years ago on a cfw ps3 and thought it was the biggest load of crap going, some of the emulators or cores i like were dodgy or just didn't run and put me off it, fast-forward to now i have a custom built new gaming pc and wanted it so I could have all the consoles i liked on one system and thought i would give RA another go and glad i did the pc verison is slick and all the system cores i wanted all work a treat now, i love it, the 2 systems i wanted emulated the most was the saturn and 3do and both Beetle saturn and Opera 3do run spectacularly well and with the right shaders you can mimic the real hardware, the rewind feature is a god send yiu don't know how many times its saved mu ass lol. I use the cores Megadrive, Snes, Saturn, 3do, Master System, Game Boy, Lynx, NeoGeo AES and Neo Geo CD
I don't have Pi but I still found great help from your video. It's been hard for me to setup my 4k monitor on my mac to do my old games "visual justice" on retroarch so thanks for your help on this for me.
You're absolutely right. You're preserving these games that hold the history of gaming. People say "oh it's stealing". What exactly are we stealing? Most of this stuff doesn't even exist or playable on a modern TV. Yes Nintendo is now emulating stuff on their switch but 99% of their library will ever get ported.
Awesome video! I'm glad I found your channel. I saw some comments below about the Duckstation core. I've been using the Duckstation emulator to play Persona 2 Eternal Punshment and speeding it up to120% in its options and liking it a lot. I just recently discovered Retro Arch and I got the game up and running on Retroarch using the PSX Beetle core. It works and all, but I don't see an option to speed the game up a bit like it does on Duckstation. I found the Frame Throttle option, but I only see 1x and 2x options and anything above that is too fast for my liking. My question is if I use the Duckstation core will there be an option to speed it up somewhere in the 120-150% range? I'm kind of torn because I love the speed I can get it on Duckstation, but it looks better on Retroarch with all the shaders. Any and all suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance!
I have a Macbook Pro M1pro 32GB and Super Nintendo doesn't run well. The craziest thing is, I also have a 2005 Powerbook G4 with a very old SNES9x emulator installed and works extremely smooth. I think those old PowerPC laptops were able to switch resolution according to the app. So it feels like playing a real super Nintendo.
The ParaLLEl core is actually obsolete now as I understand it. The same ParraLLEl stuff is available in Mupen64. EDIT: Duckstation is the best PS1 core IMO. It used to be abandoned but now they’re back working on the core again. I usually set it to 2x resolution with the internal run ahead on. Geometry enhancement on a game to game basis. Some just breaks or starts to flicker with it on.
It's really not when mupen64 isn't cross platform and closed source making it not really a accessible option especially when there are whole open source console operating systems based on Linux like Lakka and Retropie for PC and the raspberry pi
emulationwiki is a must for anyone wanting to play retrogames. It has a list emulators for every console along with their accuracy, features and performance.
DuckStation for PS1 gets my vote. It offers HD res, various enhancements to textures & geometry, and CPU overclocking. For a PC like mine, DuckStation is a godsend. It's the only core that lets me have my cake and eat it too. Beetle PSX is great too if accuracy is more your thing. I personally couldn't give a rat's dookie about accurate PS1 emulation. The enhancements and speed have spoiled me, lol. Anyway, SUPER INFORMATIVE VIDEO LOGAN GOOD JAAAHB (said in a death metal voice)
@@thecosmicloaf Well, for me, it runs a hellova lot better with texture & geometry corrections, 400% CPU overclock, and 8X SSAA. I just checked Beetle's options and didn't see anything for SSAA, just MSAA. DuckStation is the only core that allows me to play Shipwreckers at a solid 60 fps with very clean visuals. Beetle doesn't even come close. As for widescreen patches, I think the only game I use it on is Metal Gear Solid.
@@MetalJody1990 nice. Thanks for the reply. Will have to check it out, think I will replace beetle with it. I completed metal gear solid earlier in the year with wide-screen enabled. Next game for me is silent hill and I know that there is a way to OC it to run at 60fps. Thanks !
Is neo geo emulation on the rasberry pi 4 running well? I know 2,3ghz cpu and close to 1ghz gpu is possible with mounted cooling. Runahead for low input lag and no slowdown with that solution would be a dream for me 😀👌
Good informative video. I had no idea Final Burn Neo wasn't exclusive to Neo Geo. wow! (looking back it does say arcade beside it, but so did everything else around it). Going over all the cores is a great idea for anyone getting into retro arch. great job. Gauntlet legends for arcade has given me the most issues I wonder if final burn will work..
I agree with the duckstation sentiment below. also I'll add that RACE is probably as accurate for neo geo pocket but it has more core options to tweak things. check that one out and see if it works better for you.
Could you make a video on how to make Mouse work in Retroarch ( properly - for arcade games that would otherwise run on trackball or are best to be played on a quick response system like this ) and how to use a Mouse for Lightgun games successfully ( maybe ) ?
thanks Tek - so what is the best option for retroarch on a raspberry pi (whichever one) so that it will play cross platform against another windows user - do we install a linux distro and then RA on top of it on the pi or is there another Pi solution - what im really getting at here i want feedback from any of you folks who may have got RA with a genesis/megadrive core on the Pi working against another windows user with a genesis/ megadrive core running netplay REMOTELY between the windows install and the raspberry pi install - have any of you ever succeeded ?
I use gambatte for Game Boy (not Color) because it gives you great palette settings and Same Boy for Color. For Snes I use bsnes (default), couldn't find infos what is the difference to the other bsnes cores.
Hey Mate! THANKS for all your very deep videos! I am struggleing with Retroarch N64 Settings on a Beelink GT King with 922x CPU. Don't get the right settings for performance and look... (golden eye, you know...) Do you have any tipps for the "best settings"? THANKS A LOT!
There still isn't a good Xbox emulator is there? Thanks for the video. Need to use this, but also need to find a place to get the actual games. Lost tons of mine and places I've used in the past don't exist anymore.
Is it true you cannot copy data from retro arch gaming on a windows laptop to retro arch installed on a Chromebook or tablet? Is it also true you can play retro arch emulator offline as long as you saved the data while online? Same for multiplaying? Can it handle major games like Minecraft and GTA? Also install mods on some games?
I’m having one hell of a time with Retroarch. I have downloaded the cores. I got the Roms. I’m trying to load the games and keep getting the “no core” message. I went down a rabbit hole of what I can do but I’m honestly just getting more and more lost. Could use some help. Sorry for the bother.
I have a question. I started playing a modded version of breath of fire 3 on the ReARMed ps1 core but I want to switch to beetle. First, I had to patch the game file with the mod ppf file, then I signed into retroachievements, and set the core to run on ReARMed with achievements working. 8 hours into the game and I want to know if a simple switch to beetle can work. Do I have to back up and move my save game file? Should I fear achievements resetting on me? Also, idk if beetle will struggle with the mod, but we'll just have to see.
Since I downloaded this application from steam, there are minor changes in our interface. And those who download from steam cannot do as you do. Can you make a video on this, how should those who want to play from steam set?
i got into retroarch a few days ago and its been a fun time, but i must say, its so confusing most of the things, its soo much to learn, i get the surface things like core and the database, but the shaders, overlays and that kind of stuff its so confusing, some roms dont work with import content, i like the steam version, so the standalone dont matter much to me, because i like having everyuthing on steam
@@Rushtallica yeah. It seems as though retroarch isn’t as stable maybe? I started using batocera and haven’t had any issues. Although I love the xmb menu of retroarch.
its coo that retroarch exist but I also concur that the games don't look like how it was on a crt when u play them on modern displays. They look clean but man the jaggies. The magic of crts just smooths it out. I would like to see a vid on crt shaders. I never found one that worked for me.
Absolutely. I love my CRT but there are great shaders to smooth those jaggies and get the picture looking like a nice PVM. CRT zfast is my go-to for scanline emulation.
problem with old games was input lag. Duh it killed sega saturns playability. Sony solved input lag... the industry struggled to keep up, we cud play arcade games at home for the 1st time ever with sony.
Dude the last video you made about companies pushing out products all the time to make profit and how there is really no need for it because the jump in performance is almost always minimal, made me realize that i was fooled into "consuming all the time".Was going to upgrade my computer which has a 5700xt to the latest 6700xt or something similiar (the performance difference is really really not that much in terms of me being able to tell the difference during gaming) but now i simply just enjoy my hardware for it's core purpose which is gaming,which is having fun. I always cared about the performance of the hardware instead of using the hardware i got to have fun.Thank you for making that point,it really helped me widen my horizon about this.
The longer you stay on this rock you see that in alot of things. marketing works. bravo been there
I agree in many cases, though if you want to do certain things such as game at a higher frame rate, higher resolutions, etc, then it's hard not to try to get the most powerful gear. But as an owner of an itx system with a 9600k and a 1080 ti GPU, it kicks plenty of butt for most things, and even the 7700k (which I previously delidded for better thermals) with an RX580 that I'm setting up as a retro-gaming PC for my girlfriend does a great job. My top PC has a 5800x and a 6800xt (which I paid a lot for a year ago), and it's the best for gaming higher resolutions and able to handle many mods for Fallout and Elder Scroll games at those resolutions, though the RX580 setup does fine for lower resolutions. Once I'm gaming, it really doesn't make much difference, though I'm not a FPS game player needing 144 or higher framerates. Another advantage of a powerful and newer setup, though, is emulating something like the PS3, which requires a very beefy setup for certain games to even have a chance to be playable. But then it may be better just to connect an actual PS3, which can also be jailbroken to back up games to an expanded hard drive and external hard drive, not to mention being able to emulate older games, as well. :)
@@Rushtallica the thing is that most of those extra performance aspects aren't usually an actual need but an invented reason to sell people more stuff. People don't say they need any particular feature until someone markets that and then everyone needs to get there out of FOMO. When the reality is they would never have cared about that in the first place.
The graphical ‘wow’ factor for me just doesn’t last for me anymore. I look at something like tekken 8 or sf6 and sure, the trailer looks good, but give it a week/month and you’re numb to it. Beyond the ps3/xbox360 era, I think we were looking at diminishing returns. You could turn the graphical fidelity down and use the extra horsepower for absolutely perfect gameplay. There’s no need for graphics w/ bugs
@@derekfcc I agree with this comment so much, but I'd go even further back and say DC/Xbox/GC/PS2 graphics were fine. I'd much rather have extra horse power go towards gameplay systems.
I just discovered RetroArch a few days ago, but i'm in love, is so wonderful. A little confusing to configure but is worth the effort.
I wish this video was arround some years ago when I got into Retroarch and I had no idea how to use it, now I even have it on my ps2, nice vid dude
Retroarch is amazing! Best thing that happened to emulation in a very long time IMO. Having one setup that works for all systems is such a massive QOL.
My two biggest tips for newcomers:
1. Use an interpolation filter like pixelate or sharp-blinear. Makes everything scale even great on an LCD. Also works on “high res” stuff like SVGA DOS games. (Alternative is to use a CRT filter, but I like my pixels raw.)
2. Use 1 frame of run-ahead whenever possible. That with all the other input lag stuff(like using Vulkan with swapchain set to 1 or hard sync with GL) makes such a massive difference. Aaaalmost like playing on the really thing.
I'd recommend turning on auto frame delay as well which is a brand new feature for 1.9.13 that also decreases input latency. Previously you had to manually set frame delay for each game but now it's just one toggle and lower input latency achieved like magic for everything.
Another tip that was skipped over in the video is to remember that things like ReARMed are built for ARM cpus and that means they are optimized better on RPi or android devices that commonly use ARM processors. be sure to check that your android device uses ARM though as some of them are not ARM.
Same is true for snes9x It runs better on ARM cpu. bsnes runs better on higher end computers.
I like scalefx way more and I'm a child of the 80s and 90s, grown up with C64.
Thanks, Logan! these videos have really helped me with properly using RetroArch.
Also, love the album!
this has got to be the best explained video for retroarch. awesome. thanks Raven
Been listening alot to your new album. Absolutely love it. The Medieval fantasy theme is definitely my favorite so far.
Thanks you. Keep them coming.
Great work.
This is so nice! Thank you so much for the helpful information!
Awesome, great quick overview of some useful cores.
Shortcuts
(Interfaces) 2:29
Arcade 4:24
Atari 5:12
Retro Computer 5:34
Doom 5:53
DosBox 6:07
MSX 8:25
PC Engine/SuperGrafx 8:28
Nintendo 3DS & DS 10:55 / 11:14
Nintendo Gameboy 11:21
Nintendo Gamecube 11:42
Nintendo NES 11:47
Nintendo 64 12:07
Nintendo SNES 12:56
?Quake? 14:44
Scuum VM (lucasarts games) 14:53
Sega Dreamcast 15:02
Sega Genesis & CD 32X 15:40
Sega Saturn 16:37
SNK Neo Geo 17:01
Sony Playstation 17:38
Actually, ParaLLEl core by now is kept as a legacy core for those with not as strong hardware, support for old romhacks and such since it has a fair number of old deprecated N64 plugins. Their Muppen core is the one that's being kept up to date and has the three important modern plugins for use to make it as close to accurate or as performance focused as possible. Still, good to have both if a game doesn't work in one core but does on the other (happened to me recently with Mario Kart 64 where I had texture problems in Muppen, but had none of those issues when I put it on ParaLLEl).
Also, Duckstation is a great emulator and the libretto core could also be pretty good, but I personally do my PS1 emulation on the standalone DS emulator.
I must admit i used retroarch a few years ago on a cfw ps3 and thought it was the biggest load of crap going, some of the emulators or cores i like were dodgy or just didn't run and put me off it, fast-forward to now i have a custom built new gaming pc and wanted it so I could have all the consoles i liked on one system and thought i would give RA another go and glad i did the pc verison is slick and all the system cores i wanted all work a treat now, i love it, the 2 systems i wanted emulated the most was the saturn and 3do and both Beetle saturn and Opera 3do run spectacularly well and with the right shaders you can mimic the real hardware, the rewind feature is a god send yiu don't know how many times its saved mu ass lol.
I use the cores Megadrive, Snes, Saturn, 3do, Master System, Game Boy, Lynx, NeoGeo AES and Neo Geo CD
I really wish the Mesen-S core for SNES wasn't abandoned, it's the perfect middleground between Snes9x's speed and bsnes's accuracy.
Try the bsnes-mercury performance core. Maintains very high accuracy while also having quite good performance.
I don't have Pi but I still found great help from your video. It's been hard for me to setup my 4k monitor on my mac to do my old games "visual justice" on retroarch so thanks for your help on this for me.
You're absolutely right. You're preserving these games that hold the history of gaming. People say "oh it's stealing". What exactly are we stealing? Most of this stuff doesn't even exist or playable on a modern TV. Yes Nintendo is now emulating stuff on their switch but 99% of their library will ever get ported.
Awesome video! I'm glad I found your channel.
I saw some comments below about the Duckstation core. I've been using the Duckstation emulator to play Persona 2 Eternal Punshment and speeding it up to120% in its options and liking it a lot. I just recently discovered Retro Arch and I got the game up and running on Retroarch using the PSX Beetle core. It works and all, but I don't see an option to speed the game up a bit like it does on Duckstation. I found the Frame Throttle option, but I only see 1x and 2x options and anything above that is too fast for my liking. My question is if I use the Duckstation core will there be an option to speed it up somewhere in the 120-150% range? I'm kind of torn because I love the speed I can get it on Duckstation, but it looks better on Retroarch with all the shaders. Any and all suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance!
I would like to nominate this for the Unintentional ASMR youtube channel
I have a Macbook Pro M1pro 32GB and Super Nintendo doesn't run well. The craziest thing is, I also have a 2005 Powerbook G4 with a very old SNES9x emulator installed and works extremely smooth. I think those old PowerPC laptops were able to switch resolution according to the app. So it feels like playing a real super Nintendo.
The ParaLLEl core is actually obsolete now as I understand it. The same ParraLLEl stuff is available in Mupen64.
EDIT: Duckstation is the best PS1 core IMO. It used to be abandoned but now they’re back working on the core again. I usually set it to 2x resolution with the internal run ahead on. Geometry enhancement on a game to game basis. Some just breaks or starts to flicker with it on.
It's really not when mupen64 isn't cross platform and closed source making it not really a accessible option especially when there are whole open source console operating systems based on Linux like Lakka and Retropie for PC and the raspberry pi
emulationwiki is a must for anyone wanting to play retrogames. It has a list emulators for every console along with their accuracy, features and performance.
Awesome Logan! Always helpful sir!!
Is your FinalBurn Neo using a custom scanlines shader or a default made one as I really like that one.
DuckStation for PS1 gets my vote. It offers HD res, various enhancements to textures & geometry, and CPU overclocking. For a PC like mine, DuckStation is a godsend. It's the only core that lets me have my cake and eat it too. Beetle PSX is great too if accuracy is more your thing. I personally couldn't give a rat's dookie about accurate PS1 emulation. The enhancements and speed have spoiled me, lol. Anyway, SUPER INFORMATIVE VIDEO LOGAN GOOD JAAAHB (said in a death metal voice)
If you use Duckstation with the software renderer, it is also more accurate than Beetle PSX.
How does it differ from beetle PSX HW? I've been using it for a long time for correcting texture geometry and wide-screen patches
@@thecosmicloaf Well, for me, it runs a hellova lot better with texture & geometry corrections, 400% CPU overclock, and 8X SSAA. I just checked Beetle's options and didn't see anything for SSAA, just MSAA. DuckStation is the only core that allows me to play Shipwreckers at a solid 60 fps with very clean visuals. Beetle doesn't even come close. As for widescreen patches, I think the only game I use it on is Metal Gear Solid.
@@MetalJody1990 nice. Thanks for the reply. Will have to check it out, think I will replace beetle with it. I completed metal gear solid earlier in the year with wide-screen enabled. Next game for me is silent hill and I know that there is a way to OC it to run at 60fps. Thanks !
@@thecosmicloaf Sweet. You're welcome. Have fun!
Is neo geo emulation on the rasberry pi 4 running well? I know 2,3ghz cpu and close to 1ghz gpu is possible with mounted cooling.
Runahead for low input lag and no slowdown with that solution would be a dream for me 😀👌
Good informative video. I had no idea Final Burn Neo wasn't exclusive to Neo Geo. wow! (looking back it does say arcade beside it, but so did everything else around it). Going over all the cores is a great idea for anyone getting into retro arch. great job. Gauntlet legends for arcade has given me the most issues I wonder if final burn will work..
I agree with the duckstation sentiment below. also I'll add that RACE is probably as accurate for neo geo pocket but it has more core options to tweak things. check that one out and see if it works better for you.
Thank you, this was very helpful!
Good video. I personally like the cores that give me the most resolution options and he seems to prefer more accurate but that's ok.
class video dude. i struggled with the fb neo, what rom set number do you use ?
Great video, thank you!
with dos games am i able to use a xbox controller or is it keyboard only? great video mate
Thanks for the info!
Could you make a video on how to make Mouse work in Retroarch ( properly - for arcade games that would otherwise run on trackball or are best to be played on a quick response system like this ) and how to use a Mouse for Lightgun games successfully ( maybe ) ?
love the coffee maker
Love your Content
What is your Final Burn Neo shader as shown in the video? Looks good!
i love your videos bro. do you have a tutorial that shows you how to get your games to look that good??
thanks Tek - so what is the best option for retroarch on a raspberry pi (whichever one) so that it will play cross platform against another windows user - do we install a linux distro and then RA on top of it on the pi or is there another Pi solution - what im really getting at here i want feedback from any of you folks who may have got RA with a genesis/megadrive core on the Pi working against another windows user with a genesis/ megadrive core running netplay REMOTELY between the windows install and the raspberry pi install - have any of you ever succeeded ?
I use gambatte for Game Boy (not Color) because it gives you great palette settings and Same Boy for Color.
For Snes I use bsnes (default), couldn't find infos what is the difference to the other bsnes cores.
Thank you for sharing
5:30
I do for Detective Conan
what's up bud, love your vids and your style. keep up the infotainment and I will keep up the likes!
Hey Mate! THANKS for all your very deep videos! I am struggleing with Retroarch N64 Settings on a Beelink GT King with 922x CPU.
Don't get the right settings for performance and look... (golden eye, you know...) Do you have any tipps for the "best settings"? THANKS A LOT!
PS: Running Emuelec on fast SD, not native installed
There still isn't a good Xbox emulator is there? Thanks for the video. Need to use this, but also need to find a place to get the actual games. Lost tons of mine and places I've used in the past don't exist anymore.
Good video. Lower your coffee levels. 🤣
Is it true you cannot copy data from retro arch gaming on a windows laptop to retro arch installed on a Chromebook or tablet? Is it also true you can play retro arch emulator offline as long as you saved the data while online? Same for multiplaying? Can it handle major games like Minecraft and GTA? Also install mods on some games?
I cannot get any of the CPC 464 games to work - really wanted to play spindizzy
how do you get beetle to work in settings files under parameters
Great video. Problem I have is how do I get a core ? I want PPSSPP , but for the life of me cannot install it. Any help ?
I have Bettle PS2 core but when I try to open Metal Gear 2 it only shows Sega Cores to use.
I’m having one hell of a time with Retroarch. I have downloaded the cores. I got the Roms. I’m trying to load the games and keep getting the “no core” message. I went down a rabbit hole of what I can do but I’m honestly just getting more and more lost. Could use some help. Sorry for the bother.
I have a question.
I started playing a modded version of breath of fire 3 on the ReARMed ps1 core but I want to switch to beetle. First, I had to patch the game file with the mod ppf file, then I signed into retroachievements, and set the core to run on ReARMed with achievements working. 8 hours into the game and I want to know if a simple switch to beetle can work. Do I have to back up and move my save game file? Should I fear achievements resetting on me?
Also, idk if beetle will struggle with the mod, but we'll just have to see.
You are the lasttt person in the world that I would think wouldn't like metal gear solid. I assumed you would be a massive fan
Great ridiculous dialog... Terrible gameplay. I prefer the gameplay of 5, but don't care much about the story in that one.
Since I downloaded this application from steam, there are minor changes in our interface. And those who download from steam cannot do as you do. Can you make a video on this, how should those who want to play from steam set?
What is the fighting game you're playing at 5:10?
jojo's bizarre adventure
Im not done the video yet but I'm using a tablet and I guess this works I'm on the 22th second now
Don't use either of those Citra cores both are out of date. Use the standalone emulator.
I'm having troubles with gamecube (dolphin). When launching a game, the launcher crashes to desktop. Someone knows how to fix this?
PSX Duckstation is very accurate too.
I prefer the standalone PSP emulator, but pretty much agreed.
There needs to be a torrent file that gets updated regularly and has all the arcade games and more
1:20
Linux mint is free and comes with a dark theme lol
Is there any way to play windows 98 and xp games with retro arch
i got into retroarch a few days ago and its been a fun time, but i must say, its so confusing most of the things, its soo much to learn, i get the surface things like core and the database, but the shaders, overlays and that kind of stuff its so confusing, some roms dont work with import content, i like the steam version, so the standalone dont matter much to me, because i like having everyuthing on steam
hi I dont have core downloader not on my pc nor my iphone please help
Where do I put the BIOS files in Linux?
For some odd reason till this day i haven't been able to play neo geo let alone the cd whatsoever.😢
Awesome
For some reason I can’t seem to get my sega 32x rom to show in my directory. It’s a good rom, backed up myself. Any advice? All other roms show.
I know this is a very late reply, but did you copy and paste it into the system folder in retroarch?
@@Rushtallica yeah. It seems as though retroarch isn’t as stable maybe? I started using batocera and haven’t had any issues. Although I love the xmb menu of retroarch.
Are you playing morrowind openmw with any mods. I've done some adding of mods to mine and wanted your input if you have any?
Got it going with 200... Not a single crash.
@@teksyndicate you should do a video about that. Would love to see your mod list.
DOSBox Pure isn't on the core downloader when I checked, what gives?
What version are you on? It's a new addition. You can always download & put it into the cores folder manually if need be
its coo that retroarch exist but I also concur that the games don't look like how it was on a crt when u play them on modern displays. They look clean but man the jaggies. The magic of crts just smooths it out. I would like to see a vid on crt shaders. I never found one that worked for me.
Absolutely. I love my CRT but there are great shaders to smooth those jaggies and get the picture looking like a nice PVM. CRT zfast is my go-to for scanline emulation.
Hi there could you please tell me where to get the Bios for Retroarch
Thank you
Check out the MISTER project!
Where's the raspberry pie options?
Thanks for the video. But I came here for pie options.
Ha sexy castlevania 😂 You should make a video on how to setup Retroarch on a Xbox 360. Seems to be arcane knowledge
any link to the english version of rusty please?
Hey do you know how to add mods for a game on retro arc
Letest ps2 core not working
my retroarc looks like a playstation interface, always bugged me, how do i go about changing it
Ain't putting 2022 in the title a bit too much clickbaiting?
Silence fool!
Bro pls upload ps2 core on Google drive or please share it
problem with old games was input lag.
Duh it killed sega saturns playability. Sony solved input lag... the industry struggled to keep up, we cud play arcade games at home for the 1st time ever with sony.