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Open 'RG35XX-MicroSDCardImage.7z.001' in 7-zip and extract to a folder on your hard drive, e.g.

Write GarlicOS to SD Cardĭownload 'RG35XX-MicroSDCardImage.7z.001' and 'RG35XX-MicroSDCardImage.7z.002' from GarlicOS.

#Pc engine cd retroarch crashes install

Install Helper Appsĭownload and install 7-zip. Don't skimp here, they're cheap, and don't use the card that comes with the RG35XX as it's crap. SanDisk Extreme) card, 128GB or larger, 256GB is recommended. My only sort of advice or question would be (besides using RA-SS) if your syscard3.pce is good, as there are several faulty versions (well, faulty, or not the one RA is expecting, I don't know) with different sizes, and that's something that gave me quite some troubles when I started delving into RetroArch.Garlic OS Tips (Windows-based) GarlicOS Cookbookįollow these instructions for an easy way to get up and going quickly! These are complete instructions, and will be the easiest way to get started on a new RG35XX. Of course, it should be said that I'm talking to either the core for the old 1.0.0.2 RetroArch (I kept using that old version of RA because newer ones started to have more and more issues, and the PCE Fast core was one of the most affected ones if my memory is correct), or SuperrSonic's RA-SS, which is by far the best version of RA I've ever used and I no longer care about official releases because it's too solid to care about the other. I only use PCE Fast RetroArch core for anything PCE related. Pretty much all games I tried, worked, counting modded/fan translated CD games, even something as obscure as Mokette Tamago. Most of the CD games I have on my SD card are Bin/Cue, but I also have a couple of Cue/Iso, but of course, I don't have that many, just a handful that I actively want to play. By the way, quite fun action-puzzle game, the system has a good bunch of those. My Wii is literally running a Bin/Cue of Splash Lake as I'm writing this just to be sure they work.

#Pc engine cd retroarch crashes Pc

So what are you guys think? I really like to hear what the possibilities are for PC Engine on Wii in 2019, what is your best go to option? Or are there hidden projects on the way?

Also, i'm not a big fan of Retroarch, but as said it works well and it looks like the games are a little bit more crisp than WiiMednafen. You still have to switch cores, a thing i never liked. PC Engine plays very well but i have problems with getting CD to work (won't load the core).

PCE Fast Libretro: this is a standalone build made by Rogério Torres, it is Retroarch but splitted so that it only plays PC Engine and PC Engine CD and saves it's settings in it's own separated folder. But i rather have one emulator for one system so that each emulator can have it's own channel. Also, maybe a minor thing for a lot of people, it is a bundled emulator so it emulates a lot of different consoles. WiiMednafen: one of the classics, it plays PC Engine games very well but as niuus said, it is very old and outdated, and indeed that is feeling you will get when using WiiMednafen, but it works great.

#Pc engine cd retroarch crashes mod

Hi all, just out of curiosity, what are the best options at the moment to play PC Engine and PC Engine CD games on the Wii? I always wished for a GX mod for the PC Engine, like the NES, SNES and GB emulators, but if that is possible and if that will be released (i'm not a coder or modder unfortunately), time will tell.įor now, i have found two options (big thanks to Rogério Torres at Mundo Wii for PCE Fast Libretro and all the other fantastic mods: ):