This is correct.

The 3DO always resets when a disc is inserted. Games therefore expect a saved game in the NVRAM to be there. So set the NVRAM storage to "shared" and just play the game as normal.

The only reason for multi disc support in the emulator is to make the NVRAM shared. Not an useless feature but I've been busy with other things.

(note: I'm the maintainer of Opera)

@ililil said in Post preparation actions for ROMs:

where can I find them?

Not here, see the forum rules.

@mitu thanks!

Struggled with this as nothing was working (I only had a wireless USB keyboard handy so I couldn't even get the pi to book into recovery mode). Figured out a pretty easy solution.... 'sudo passwd -d pi' deleted whatever was in the password field so I then could just use passwd to make a new one!

@retroprogrammer Don't give up, the best advice i can give is to never try to learn all in one time. Instead, focus on little things (like you did with the splash screen) and you will be gathering knowledge. Find an art style that you like and have fun doing it.

Since you like pixel art, you can give a try to Derek's pixel art tutorial, it's pretty much the style that you make on your splash screen.
http://makegames.tumblr.com/post/42648699708/pixel-art-tutorial

fixed on its own, restarted rpi

@Freakadude Thanks for the feedback but I didn't make the shorter version of the song. I got the shorter version from some youtuber but the visuals I did make so I can't really do anything about the song transition. Sorry.