uhhh? Snes9x plays 98% of the games fine with not noticeable bugs.

The guide you link for #4 is horrendously outdated...

We have a touch friendly UI too, you can change under drivers/menu

Artwork support is still limited. Eye candy is not really top priority but there are a few concepts in development.

The basic layout is the same, it’s just prettier now but RGUI is still available.

Lakka is a linux distribution based on OpenElec that boots directly to RetroArch.

You can’t even launch emulation station without fiddling with some xml file. At least that’s how it was when I tested a while back it may have changed.

of course! it’s everywhere!

Make sure vsync is enabled, if it’s not working then vsync is not working properly on your setup.

in windows it looks for retroarch.cfg on the current working directory, maybe you had it on a location that needs admin privileges?

In-game saves should just work provided you can copy them. Save states are not always compatible among platforms, specially when trying to move from little-endian to big-endian or viceversa, your mileage may vary.

I’m a part of the RetroArch team. I’m willing to answer your questions regarding configuration.

heh, interesting thing, we have retroachievements support now (separate project, similar name), and that site has leaderboards too

yeah it runs fine, there are some weird issues with recent insider builds and xinput controllers but nothing else

higan is just the frontend.
bsnes is what’s actually accurate and better than the other snes emulators out there. The same can’t be said of bnes yet.

hey thanks for the coverage, we’re working hard into making it easier to use (better defaults, collapse a few options into one, moving options around, etc.)

I’ll be following this thread for feedback

With an engine that sounds good

280 torques?? really?? what’s wrong with using proper units instead of ignorant JC naming conventions (I’m a big Top Gear fan by the way)

yes the F40 was a turbo

marketers... ruining car names since 2005ish...