@mitu said in Is there a way for sd card to act as a real cardridge?:

@Thorr69 said in Is there a way for sd card to act as a real cardridge?:

Man, i love the concept. I'd like to have his Theme, too.

Try this.

It's similar, but I don't think it's the right one. You can see the graphic for Favorites is different. (The one in the NFC video has a Donkey Kong Country font for Favorites, whereas the github screenshot shows a Zelda type of graphic for favorites.) I installed your recommended theme, but it appear to be totally broken for me. (This may be due to my 4:3 screen. About to test on widescreen setup.)

The part of the theme that grabbed my attention was the CRT tv image in the game list. My OrangePi has a similar kind of theme and I like it very much.

EDIT - YEah, it's definitely not the same. I got it running properly and can see for sure. The System list is very similar, but the game lists are completely different. Thanks for trying, @mitu

@xcom97 Like @quicksilver said, it is mostly the same ROM set, though learning how to use CLRMAMEPRO to verify and build/upgrade a MAME 2003 Plus from your current MAME 2003 set is the advised thing to do.

Nope. No changes before or during launching of the game, with the only change post launch in the RetroArch Quick Menu's Options changing digital and analog to digital-only.

And if you didn't know, MAME 2003 Plus is under Experimental Packages called lr-mame2003-plus.

Also, I should mention I'm on an overclocked RPi3B running a arm_freq=1350 and core_freq=550.

So, if you aren't on a RPi3B+ (that should perform as well if not better since I know the core_freq only has small effect on the emulation I'm doing), then the slowdown you'll encounter might be worse (I forget if Frameskip is available in MAME 2003 Plus like it is in FBA).

Another idea would be romhacks