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Updated to 2. Updated the UI to gtk3. If the version 2. It fixes a bug reading the cpu overclock data from the register, and the config gpu in Russian language. In the first place, this version includes some important changes to improve the accuracy, sadly it could breaks games, if you find that a broken game on this version please report to epsxepc gmail.

Other languages could be added in a future version. It should run again some games broken on interpreter cpu mode on the v2. Fixed loading savestates from the UI in interpreter mode. You can select x1, x1. Be careful it could break compatibility. The changes are: - First of all, ePSXe 2. Millions of thanks to Pete Bernert, Tapcio and Edgbla.

Improved multitap andd added autofire support. PPv3 and several files by game - Improved cheat support. Starting with version 1. You can find them in the downloads section.

Compatibility is lower and memcards support limited. In multidisc games, it will share the same memcards by all of discs - Fixes to the CD-Rom decoder and the core which made almost 20 more games playable or working better like. Usage execute epsxe. As promised ePSXe 1. The main changes are: Many fixes to the cd-rom decoder and core that fixed almost games Improved input devices support On the fly memory card change Fixed changedisc feature Support for SBI subchannel files Support for PBP disc images Cheat codes support We hope you will enjoy this release!

After a 4 years hiatus, it is finally time for some news about ePSXe's development. If all goes well we expect to release it in a few weeks. We were thinking of different ways to get funds for the development of ePSXe and finally decided to develop an Android port. We would like to give our thanks to Gladiator, from www. Without his help creating a version with high compatibility would have been almost impossible.

Many thanks to you and your brother :. We would also want to give our thanks to Shalma who worked on ePSXe Shark, several plugins and plugins "repairs series". Are there still issues with no version of advmame being useable on RetroPie on a Pi 4?

Or did I misread that and it's only certain versions? I usually use mame-lr for my games, but I've had a few games that were much easier to configure in advmame.

For instance, in Vanguard, it's hard to keep track of what buttons to use to move in different directions on my cabinet button layout, and it's easy to redefine those in advmame than elsewhere. This leads me to a third question:. Apologies if this is an obvious thing to ask, but is there a way to execute raspiconfig.

I want to set up aspects of a RetroPie system without a keyboard, like changing the hostname, without making sure I'm doing everything spot on via the terminal directly.

When configuring something already in a RetroFlag Gpi case, it's a bit annoying to get access to the microusb ports and I own no bluetooth keyboards. I can make a better post about this tommmorow.

For a project at my school, we are utilizing a small breadboard along with some small components i. Essentially, we want to be able to try integrating a very rough form of kinect-like motion control i. I have done a good deal of resarch into how to get these parts working on a raspberry pi, and how to make your own control schemes on a raspberry pi, but the only solutions involve either having a pre-defined controllor or basic button connections i.

What i want to be able to do is essentially have a script that is ran to determine when particular buttons are pressed. I plan on using an atari emulator for simplicity, so what i want to do is make a script that, if it detects particular amount of motion from ultrasonic sensor, than the script activates the "right" joystick call and upon getting no value it stops it.

ANY feedback would be very helpful. I am having issues when attempting to use multiple mice in certain libretro emulators. The PS1 and Arcade emulators listed above work fine. Separate mice control separate players for various lightgun and trackball games. However, I am having issues with the remaining emulators, even when the mouse indices are set appropriately.

I will focus on lr-flycast here, but the issues with the remaining emulators are similar. The issue: the emulator partially ignores the mouse index. Mouse buttons are separate i. Pastebin link to verbose log generated after running Confidential Mission in lr-flycast. Pastebin link to retroarch. Confidential Mission game. I do have two Sinden lightguns that's why the overlay is referenced , but the issue occurs even when I have the guns disconnected and try regular mice.

I'd like to build a handheld but not sure which one, there are many to choose from. There are kits and DIY ones. I've never been into gaming so I don't have an old favorite game I want to play. It's more of a "that would be a cool project" type of thing. Plus it will be fun to build and use. So which ones do you like and which one should I build.

Also what are your favorite games to play? First to say, I love the community here and I've been lurking for some time now here. After setting up safe shutdown and everything else, I went into finetuning the oveclock settings.

After copy-pasting my custom settings from previous config. Everything else would work fine. If it is, can you please tell me if you found a way and share how to do it? I am starting to think I am overlooking some super simple thing. For those suggesting to restore backup - dd botched my backup maybe forgot to sync buffers or something so going back to 4. Also used two SD cards and two PI3 boards. I've been reading about a new emulator that is in Alpha testing for Android devices.

I think this may be of interest for people wishing to know about PS2 running on the Pi. Clearly the short answer is no, but this provides a fair guide to how powerful a theoretical future Pi would have to be to run PS2 well with existing Arm compatible emulation.

I really need to use Bullseye but I don't have the time to try and muddle through the current build -athlon. Thanks for the response.

General discussion relating to using RetroPie and gaming. Probably something failed during the weekly build and the images haven't been created. Therefore, every bit of information is welcome and appreciated. Progress Continues We've already had updates since Dolphin 5. The Dolphin Emulator Wiki needs your help! Dolphin can play thousands of games, and changes are happening all the time. Help us keep up!

Join in and help us make this the best resource for Dolphin. From Dolphin Emulator Wiki. Jump to: navigation , search. Compatibility lists Nintendo GameCube.