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Today's update made more games playable that were to slow before (e.g. Gauntlet Legends), they seem fullspeed now (even if I can't say for sure). It seems more games work now (e.g. Hydro Thunder).

edr wrote: ↑Thu Nov 30, 2023 10:36 pm

More than 90% of the games already work very very well .

And in /media/fat/games/N64 add uncompressed game files (.z64 etc) as well as a US N64 BIOS renamed to boot.rom and optionally a Euro BIOS renamed to boot1.rom

You can also have the Roms zipped.

Today's update on the TLB part made the core start more games (e.g. Turok 2, Gauntlet Legends).

Thanks for the info, this is interesting, never would have expected that a console not even able to output RGB would be supporting PAL60. This makes the everdrive a non brainer for N64 PAL users as it gives a lot of additional value as it also gives you the N64 passport function.

Vara wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2023 3:40 pm

Can someone please tell me how I change from CD1 to CD2 with the Saturn? Thanks

The original Saturn hardware did a reset and returned to the menu when opening the drive door, so any multi CD games had to save before changing the disc. On the core you can simply mount the second disc and reset.

The 5200 had analog joysticks, I don't know how well implemented they are in the 5200 core but if you want to play with a d-pad I suggest switching to the Atari 8-Bit computer core and play Choplifter! on this platform as it had digital inputs on the computer.

Do you have the names.txt file on your card? If so the NES core might be named different due to this file. Try renaming it to names.tx_ to see if this makes a difference.

Have you tried if this also happen with only one controller? It could be a faulty USB cable or something with the USB Hub you use. Hard to tell. I guess the only way to find out is to try one component after the other as the source of the problem.

pbsk8 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 3:31 pm

Retrobit Tribute USB

it just doesn't recognize any button to use as osd menu automatically

I always have to go press on mister board.

I mapped the OSD to one of the grey top buttons on the pad and this works.

I bought a cheap USB N64 gamepad a while ago. It is not very high quality, but does the job just fine. I always found playing N64 games with everything than an N64 controller to much of a hassle.

stargOOse wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 6:12 am

Thank you all. I will hunt down a Daemonbite adapter.

If you want to save some money, you can built it yourself, it is a fun excerise, if you want to learn how to use a soldering iron:

viewtopic.php?t=3614

Caldor wrote: ↑Tue Sep 05, 2023 7:15 am

Strange, I do not remember Duke Nukem 3D ever needing a CD, even the Atomic Edition. But either way, remember to use DOS32A to replace DOS4GW or it will probably not run into errors, other than this one. Make sure the CD is in the drive it expects it to be or try reinstalling the game.

The Atomic Edition needs the CD to be in the drive.

I bought this one a few years back (in the 1.2 version, don't know whats different in 1.3)

https://www.amazon.de/Aryond-A32-V1-3-R ... B0BL3CGHVV

Pretty happy, a fast panel (configurable), GSync/Freesync and HDR. Looks great with my MiSTer and accepts all refresh rates.

From todays changelog

ZX Spectrum:

• Added option for narrow border.

Thank you Sorgelig

Sorgelig answered, according to him the info in

viewtopic.php?p=60600#p60600

should be correct.