@metzger130 Can't be te Pi3. I'm running the game just fine on my Pi3. Just for the sake of completeness, please tell us the MD5 and the name of your PCENGINE Bios as they are on your Pi.
On a side note. In which folder do you have the game on your Pi?
Oh, you're right, these are two different controlers !
Too bad - maybe an idea for an improvement of recalbox, adding support for 'flipper'-type games? (not that I know many, to be honest)
Wrong section, therefore moved to the right one and to answer your question: You don't need to install N64. It is already installed. You just need to copy games to your /share/roms/n64 folder and the system will show up in ES.
Je me suis douté de cette réponse. 🙂
La version GBA avait deux trois ajouts sympa et avec les hack de son et image c'était farpais, mais tant pis.
Merci de la rep rapide. ^^
Quel émulateur utilises-tu ? Quelle résolution ? Quelle fréquence ? Sinon : Utilise le core LibRetro : genesis-plus-gx Et modifie le paramètre (System Region : PAL) - Menu RetroArch / Quick Menu/Core Option/System Region PAL Ton émulateur doit tourner en 60Hz pour que les musiques (et aussi le jeu) soit trop rapide.
if it's possible on recalbox at all you have to be using the GenesisPlusGX core and open up retroarch's quick menu and disable FM sound under options. PicoDrive does not have that feature and it is the default emulator for sega consoles. To change the default emulator for a specific rom (I recommend this way since GenesisPlusGX is not as smooth on the Pi as PicoDrive) you go to the rom in emulation station and press select to edit the rom metadata. First two options should be set to libretro and GenesisPlusGX. This will force that emulator to be used always for that one rom. Alternatively (and not recommended) you can change ALL master system games to use GenesisPlusGX by pressing start in ES and going to the GAMES menu, ADVANCED, Master System and change emulator to libretro and core to GensisPlusGX. Here's a list of roms that support FM sound if you use the preferred method and want to edit the metadata just for that handful of roms: http://segaretro.org/FM_Sound_Unit Hope this helps Eric