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    AdvMESS For Dummies - a basic guide

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      SpudsMcToole Banned @teller
      last edited by SpudsMcToole

      @teller Yes, quite a few games simply don't work in the emulator. None of the super-modern semi-emulated remakes like Astro Blaster or Space Invaders or Centipede do. Them's the breaks.

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        A Former User
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        Yep. Same problem as teller.
        I will try them on real hardware, and Beebem on PC, just to make sure nothing is missing.

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          teller @SpudsMcToole
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          @SpudsMcToole Firetrack was from 1987.
          https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firetrack

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            SpudsMcToole Banned @teller
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            @teller said in AdvMESS For Dummies - a basic guide:

            @SpudsMcToole Firetrack was from 1987.
            https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firetrack

            I know. So what? No emulator on any platform runs 100% of games perfectly.

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              A Former User
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              Beebem, ran Firetrack, perfectly. As did my Master 128.
              This Mess emulator, needs a update, or do a port of Beebem.

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                SpudsMcToole Banned @A Former User
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                @John_RM_70 Sure, that'd be great. Until that happens we're just going to have to deal with the fact that the Retropie MESS emulation doesn't.

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                  A Former User
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                  You can deal with it, I'm going to stop using it and stick to the real thing. After all, why would I intentionally take a far worse option ?
                  Until this is dealt with, I'm done fucking around with this nonsense.

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                    teller
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                    no rushes. it will happen and time will tell.
                    a working libretro port of beebem would be amazing.
                    btw, did somebody tried out runing b-em on retropie? i've read that somebody compiled a working pi version.

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                      teller
                      last edited by teller

                      Oh I would buy a BBC Micro mini immediately ;)

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                        spud11 @teller
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                        @teller B-Em uses the library Allegro 4.x and other libraries so I think it would need Raspbian installed.

                        RetroPie v4.4.1 • RPi3 Model B • 5.1V 2.5A PSU • 32GB SanDisk Extreme microSD • 2TB Toshiba Canvio Basics Portable USB 3.0 hard drive • 4 x DragonRise USB Arcade joysticks • 2 x TurboTwist spinners • 1 x USB trackball • 1 x PS4 wireless • 1 x 8BitDo Zero

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