Anyone hacked a SNES mini on here?

I did mine a good while ago but have ran into a game that doesn't work on the stock canoe emulator.

I've added retroarch and snes9x which is automatically used when it detects a game canoe can't handle which is cool.

Problem is it only runs the game for about 3 seconds then forces a save state option, if I save then reload it plays for another 3 and forces another.

Anyone know of a fix or somewhere that might?

Cross posted to SNES mini thread.

It's multiple ROMS.

I've even tried a ROM that works fine on the canoe emulator, same issue if I run it through retroarch/snes9x.

Analogue pocket if yo can find one, bloody gorgeous that thing is

I have the JXD S192 which has been pretty reliable for the past 4 years. D pad is a little sharp but in general it has not let me down and would recommend. Think there was an issue sourcing the Tegra K chips though so think the latest revision is actually less powerful.

I have just bought an RG350M and it's good apart from the dpad is seriously tenderising my thumb, which makes me think 8 I should have gone for the RG350 as the analogue is placed more prominently. Anyway, this thing emulates up to PS1 and the screen is glorious. I've been having lots of fun.

ZMM wrote:

N64 emulation is really bad apparently so I went for an everdrive flash cartridge and the roms are indistinguishable from the proper cartridges.

Same here, it's flawless.

Hi Moot.

I do have a friend that fixes up stuff. Have you had a go yourself? If it's just a stuck button it could be quite simple?

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The button's lost its spring, so it's not really stuck (but doesn't work, even if you give it some welly when you press it - I know the unit still works because it was on for ages after I dropped it and I played the 'keep it charged a bit so it doesn't turn off completely' game for a while').

why not keep the sd card? Sure you can use it elsewhere?

ZMM wrote:

I have just bought an RG350M and it's good apart from the dpad is seriously tenderising my thumb, which makes me think 8 I should have gone for the RG350 as the analogue is placed more prominently. Anyway, this thing emulates up to PS1 and the screen is glorious. I've been having lots of fun.

 

Looks great, but from a quick Google the screen looks smaller than the Vita?

x

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoCNIW9TH5Hs7wiMskYCbFBnRgaH

Size of that battery!


https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoCNIW9TH5Hs7wnykcefuI_Q41Ze

That’s the issue. The motherboard no longer has an actual switch for the power button to click against.  Quite where it went is anyone’s guess, as there was nothing loose floating around inside when I opened it up.

Power supply arrives on Saturday, when I’ll charge it and try to hook it up to a computer.  I’ll be honest though... not looking promising. 

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Ah shit, so probably not fixable then? It'll charge with the power supply but only in standby, I don't think connecting it to a PC kicks it in, I probably tried that. Shame.

Well the charging cable arrived.  Proves it's fully charged at least!

I'll stop with the updates now unless I have something positive to say

x

MyNamesKrisG wrote:

Hello all, I’m after getting emulation / gaming handheld that:  - Has a good size screen Switch sized would be perfect  - preferably built in controls. I’m getting old and shit an my Vita screen now feels too small. Any recommendations? x

 

So while the JXD is locked down at my friends house and could be there months, I just got a Galaxy S20 FE with a freaking massive screen.

I've installed PPSSPP, but for reasons I'm not sure of, Outrun 2 looks a bit of a blurry mess.  Does anyone have any experience / advice on recommended settings to get the best out of it?

Thanks!

I don't understand most of this, but a colleague did it and I think it's impressive or at least mildly lol...

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