@zing Thanks, this pretty much explains things, I should have some decent Duracell batteries in the house, will try those out, if that works I'll get some lithium AA's that run at the 1.5v. If that doesn't do it I'll just use a power cord to at least get past the boot and wait in case there is a fix or fit a lipo.

Thanks again for linking those and to both of you for replying.

Az

@leowalk77 Please don't SPAM:
https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/11850/soft-arrm-another-recalbox-roms-manager/197

Wait for developer response on the right thread, I will block this thread.

I managed to make the game run faster buy emulating the emulator (not the Raspberry, the option in the retroach menu). Everything looks smooth and fluid EXCEPT the combat transition. The sounds become super laggy, the games runs at about 3 fps during 4 seconds. It's really anoying and messes up the experience. Any fix to this problem ?

@Djoni-Wes

i'm trying the quasi88 emulator

Hi! I don't use this emulator, and my best reference about it is the libretro documentation:
https://docs.libretro.com/library/quasi88/

As I don't know much about this emulator, what I can suggest is that you check your BIOS.
Also, what version of Recalbox are you using (say the version, don't say "the latest")?
Did you build your Recalbox yourself, or are you using a ready-made image from the internet as a base?
Can you test on another computer and see if the result is better?

Is it batocera ?

@tdelios nope, it is not possible.

@koen200791 please make a support archive (webmanager)

@f0xhound Hi yes the problem was to raise the team will take care of that to correct the situation.

@zenarola Are all BIOS with a green "V" in Recalbox Manager then? What is your hardware? How did you upgrade the Recalbox version? Are you sure the ROM aren't the problem?

Fixed adding audio_pwn_mode=0!