Hi everyone,
I wanted to play around with some ZX Spectrum games (didn't grow up with the system, was a C64 kid) and was wondering if there was an equivalent to the C64's .crt format to bypass the long tap or disk loading times on the speccy.
Appreciate any help,
Trantor
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if the favorites list can be organized by last played. It would make it easier to jump right back into the last game I was playing each time I reboot.
If not, is it possible to add an extra "last ten games played" type shortcut list, similar to the favorites?
Thanks in advance,
Trantor
Thanks guys! PS1 it is then!
@gaetan The sound glitches were the most noticeable. It was a weird crackling. Sadly I only have three DC games on the system (Souldcalibur, MvC2 and Virtua Tennis). VT had graphic glitched on both settings and MvC2 produced blank vertical lines through the sprites when they moved to the right side of the screen in CEA. It was a weird effect (and only on some sprites... A wild guess is that they used textures over flat 3D models instead of sprite hardware here, but that's really just speculation.
Hi everyone,
Hope this is the right forum section for this. I got a hankering to play Worms on my Recalbox, and after a lively round with some friends last night playing the SNES version, which is ok, but not great, I was wondering which version of the game runs best on the system? PSX releases? Some 16 bit version I may be overlooking? My only goal is to have it run using nothing more than the joypads, for ease of play.
@trantornator Ok... so the DMT to CEA fix worked but generated both sound and graphic glitches. Guessing it was a timing issue with the screen or some such. I did end up manually changing the aspect ratio for these two emulators (a different TV I have did in fact have an automatic recognition function that recognized these emulators and displayed normally). Thanks for the assist @Gaetan .
@voljega Thanks!
I adjusted the settings for Dreamcast in the cfg file and it did fix the aspect ration problem, but seems to have introduced some sprite tearing (foreground sprites in MvC2 and backgrounds in SouldCalibur) as well as some weird popping sounds, especially when the screen shifts (between menus and gameplay, for example). Did this also happen on your system? I'm running an RPi3 at 1300.
Hi everyone,
I'm guessing this has to do with reicast and the N64 emulator not being part of the normal EmulationStation structure (and yes, I admit I don't understand the technical aspects of all of this), but both emulators are running stretched out (so much wider than 4x3). How can I change the default settings for these two emulators to render in 4x3 with black borders on the sides on a 16x9 TV?
Kind regards,
Karl