@windg said in Duckstation - How Do You Load Saved Game Data from Another Game?:

Maybe the issue here is that every save file is a different memory card. Try to use a shared memory card so the system can read the save from the first game.

You can change this setting from RetroArch .

Quick menu > options >Port Settings > change to Share between all games.

I was able to do it.

On Duckstation I went to Settings>Memory Card Settings then for Memory Card Type selected Shared Between All Games. Then I went to Tools>Memory Card Editor and for Memory Card on the left side selected the first Tomba game and on the right side selected Tomba 2. Then I moved the first Tomba saved game file over to the right by pressing >> and clicked Save.

@windg It will be included when we are ready - https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/3486

dankcushions created this issue in RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup open DuckStation standalone PSX emulator #3486

@buzz
Sorry, i changed it to a valid one.

@sirhenrythe5th That's interesting...Aaron never said anything to me about abuse, just that it was increasingly difficult to split his time between shepherding MAME and work obligations.

@mitu Weird, I wonder why it does that? Is there a way for Duckstation to not change the audio?

@mitu "Auto" didn't work, but "Software" did. Thanks!

@george-spiggott said in General Duckstation discussion:

Has anyone succeeded at running any games at 2x resolution at a reasonable speed? Even on an overclocked Pi4 doesn't seem up to this. This is certainly an emulator that will grow in usefulness as the capability of Raspberry Pis increase although I think I will probably stick with PCSX Rearmed in the short term.

I have been running a few games (spyro, ff1/2, crash bandicoot, ONE) at 4x res, with 32x msaa at over full speed (Vulkan hardware rendering). My pi4 is overclocked, but pretty much stock RetroPie.

@wmarcio the github has both build instructions and
pre-built binaries. if you're running linux mint then you're sorted - just get the linux binary.