@matchaman said in Request: FinalBurn Neo 1.0.0.2 (stable) core:

But in a more general sense, what if for example current "emulator X" breaks support for "game X"?

The issue should be reported to the author so that he can fix it, in the case of FBNeo the fix will usually be available within a day. We can't fix issues we don't know about.

@matchaman said in Request: FinalBurn Neo 1.0.0.2 (stable) core:

Do previous revision binaries get archived in some repository

No, if you want an older version, you would need to build your own binary using command line, or to find a backup.

@akamming said in What tests to use to make sure an overclock is sustainable?:

on a hint of another user on the forum i did a test a few weeks ago of
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Thanks for the info and cmds! I'll start doing some tests after I get my retropie image backed up.

@Crush said in What tests to use to make sure an overclock is sustainable?:

@TheBattleMaster I justed added the SEGA Naomi system to my retropie and figured you'd like to know that Marvel vs. Capcom 2 runs perfectly smooth on that.

Neat! Time to check some on some setup tutorials for Naomi system :D

I've got an 18 month old so completing games isn't something that happens too often. At the moment in my downtime from tinkering, I am playing:

MonsterWorld IV (Megadrive) - really good platform/RPG

Dragon's Lair (LaserDisc) - great for a quick play when I have five minutes.

Half-Life (PC Port) - never completed it back in the day so intent on doing that.

Killing Time (3DO) - FPS with some live action video and exploring mixed in.

@mitu Thank you for the clarification.

@thelostsoul

want dank said and the jump from a 1.2 GHz clock to 1.4 GHz