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    lr-beetle-supergrafx is now very laggy.

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    • akafoxA
      akafox @Darksavior
      last edited by

      @darksavior So strange..I wonder what my problem is then..I know it worked at one point. It says something about the card 3.0 but..I have that..or I wouldn't be able to even start the game in retroarch...shrugs

      Are you sure it was the pce fast core? my setup won't even see a chd with that core..even on a pc..but I could be wrong..

      And yes i am using QT Chdman gui as well...

      On a side note...Crash Team Racing (for the psx) is 605.7 MB cue/bin. pbp format is (and works perfectly..and supported in the psx core) is 372.9 MB. The chd from is 317.9MB (but of course I have no way of testing it..yet..) This is good news though for our PIs..that can only hold 512GB (once they are less than $125.00!) on an sd card. Yeah I know we can use a hard drive but that is just more wires and cords and stuff that can go wrong.. ;)

      People want things easy...but then complain that life is boring...

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      • ShizzmoneyS
        Shizzmoney
        last edited by

        Updated from source, and all is swell. Thanks BuZz!

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        • DarksaviorD
          Darksavior @akafox
          last edited by

          @akafox I think I updated pce fast from source.

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          • akafoxA
            akafox
            last edited by

            updated and working great thank you (ooohh shiny!)

            We have nes and snes and megadrive and N64 controller clones...we need at least a six-button pcengine controller...I feel like the sega police are going to come get me for using the "wrong" controller ;)

            People want things easy...but then complain that life is boring...

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            • edmaul69E
              edmaul69 @akafox
              last edited by

              @akafox i modified all my pc engine controllers for my setup. I recommend the avenue pad 3 and the avenue pad 6. You could probably use an nec avenue pad 6 controller (or any other pc engine controller) with one of these:

              http://www.raphnet-tech.com/products/nes2usb/index.php

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              • DarksaviorD
                Darksavior @akafox
                last edited by Darksavior

                @akafox Why? No pc-engine game requires a 6 button pad. It's recommended for sf2, but at that point, why not play the arcade version instead? I modified a pce pad with some ps3 chip the size of a quarter that I was never going to use. Pad feels a bit too loose but I think it's more due to the wear and tear. I bought it used. I wouldn't mind buying a new pce/tg16 2button pad, but they're impossible to get. There's one ebay seller that sells "oem" new but they're too much $ .

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                • edmaul69E
                  edmaul69 @Darksavior
                  last edited by edmaul69

                  @darksavior that is not correct. All of the pc engine cd "arcade" games require a 6 button controller as they are all 4 button games. And saying "why not play the arcade version" if we all did that why play any games that arent on mame? I enjoy playing the same game on several consoles. I dont like confining myself to one version.

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                  • DarksaviorD
                    Darksavior @edmaul69
                    last edited by Darksavior

                    @edmaul69 I like to play the definitive version of games. Not limiting myself at all. There is the rare occasion where the console ports are better. Like Rush N Attack/Green Beret. In some cases, completely different games that share the name only. Ports of arcade fighting games? Not that I know of. There might a few that might add extra characters (sfa3) or maybe different art for endings (sf2 snes).

                    Back in the day when these games we're released I would've been fine, but there's so many choices now with emulation that I have the luxury to choose the best version. Usually people go to the ports for nostalgia, not because it's "better".

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                    • akafoxA
                      akafox
                      last edited by

                      Well that is what I mean..why no tg-16 or celeco..or even intellivision usb controllers?

                      We have everything else...yeah I know most games for the pc engine was 2-buttons..but why not get a 6-button.."so I have one" well I didn'tmean to start a "fight" i'll use the genesis pad...I can use a nes pad for two button..but no turbo. Yeah I can use the genesis...

                      People want things easy...but then complain that life is boring...

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                      • edmaul69E
                        edmaul69 @akafox
                        last edited by edmaul69

                        @akafox here are a 2 player and 1 player adapters for intellivision and coleco plus most 9 pin controllers. The 2 player ultimate pc interface does more than the single player vision-daptor. (Both made by same person) I use these adapters. Best adapters made.

                        ultimate pc interface

                        vision-daptor

                        2600-daptor

                        5200-daptor

                        astro-daptor

                        neo-geo-daptor

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                        • G
                          gaavoid
                          last edited by

                          Just updated lr-beetle-supergrafx from binary and still not updated. Fixed by installing from source.

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                          • akafoxA
                            akafox @edmaul69
                            last edited by akafox

                            @edmaul69 That's awesome..but now I have to find the controllers! lol

                            (stole my colecovison grr)

                            People want things easy...but then complain that life is boring...

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                            • edmaul69E
                              edmaul69 @akafox
                              last edited by

                              @akafox that sucks.

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                              • akafoxA
                                akafox
                                last edited by

                                So i fixed my issue...did a crc check on the syscard.pce bios...it was the wrong checksum. Finding the correct checksum bios solved my problems.

                                People want things easy...but then complain that life is boring...

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