@jandalf81 Interesting..thanks!

@simongeoghegan As long as you take a backup of the .srm you needn't worry about anything. The network share is the easiest and it only shares user data folders for retropie like: roms bios and configs. The folder will be displayed like a windows directory in explorer, the local network doesn't need any configuration, it could be either through a router or directly connected through the ethernet.

@crickentine I share your enthusiasm about FFVII but I'd disagree with the game getting good after Midgar. The game is already brilliant during Midgar so if it doesn't take hold of you then, it probably never will. The only thing that does get better is the combat (more varied and difficult).

@mitu Thanks so much! Everything is working now!

Maybe your changes messed up your retroarch.cfg files. It might help if you give us your configuration for savestate_directory. Can you run this and give us the output: cd /opt/retropie/configs grep -r 'savestate_directory' ./

This is very interesting idea, if some one could get this to work it would be much clever :)

Ok according to a post I've found, apparently I need to put both in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg and /opt/retropie/configs/snes/retroarch.cfg but I still have the problem. Do I really need to add it inside each retroarch.cfg emulator ?

@darksavior Well I updated it about month ago when I finished my PiStation build, has there been any updates since ?

Well, after a little more googling, turns out it is the game. If anyone is getting this message playing Suikoden, so far the only fix is save->delete the memory card->repeat. There is no loading from the memory card. Still looking for another fix, but so far, doesn't look like there is one.

The .mcr file should work. PBP is the format for the image of the PS1 game, not the save game. After launching the emulator you will have pull up the retroarch menu to point the memory card location to wherever your .mcr or .gme files are and it should work. I think it also helps if you are using a BIOS file for the PS1. I know it works but it's not the easiest thing to do.

@rbcastro said in Save game: Is there a way to save my progress (state save) on SNES games? Thanks. Uhhh yeah? But you need to send me 6000USD before you can unlock saving that feature, an another 6000USD for the loading feature. lol just kidding. This question has been posted multiple times now. If you used the forum search function you could already have figured it out. Here is a topic I posted how to do this: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/7112/setting-up-game-saves