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    • duglorD

      Super Pitfall PC-88- lr-quasi88 - Jump Button Mapping?

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      @Folly said in Super Pitfall PC-88- lr-quasi88 - Jump Button Mapping?:

      @duglor

      Strange key, but F7 is the key for jumping.
      You can assign it in the retroarch-gui -> controls -> port 1 controls -> retro keyboard -> (assign, for example, "s" to "keyboard F7" -> go back 1 step and you should be able to save a game-specific remap file.
      This is save in :
      /opt/retropie/configs/pc88/QUASI88
      and loaded next time you start the game again.

      Worked like a charm. F7 eh? I swore i tried every key, perhaps in the speed in which i did it with , i didn't notice.lol. Thanks VERY VERY much!

    • J

      The continuing nightmare of the NEC PC-xx0x series

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      @JimmyFromTheBay

      Yea, nice summary, looks like we did not get far. haha ;-)

      I think we have to keep on digging.

      I found an quasi88 for sdl2 and have succeeded to compile it on debian 11 on x86_64.
      Will try that on the RPI4 too, and hope I will get it fullscreen.

    • J

      How to run PC-8801 games?

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      @folly said in How to run PC-8801 games?:

      If you still want to use the filenames of the second column then rename the disk.rom to N88SUB.ROM.

      That fixed it! Many thanks :)