#Samurai spirits rpg iso neo geo cd how to#
#Samurai spirits rpg iso neo geo cd iso#

I believe 99,9% of multi disc games allow you to save your progress before swapping discs, disabling a memory card for each game, maybe only for multi disc games could also prevent any issue regarding saves.

#Samurai spirits rpg iso neo geo cd iso#

I believe Rocket Launcher will only recognize each disc since each iso has its own pbp file, maybe they can sort that later if it's needed, so, my question is, if the current emulators don't support multi disc pbp files, is that a bad thing? Riven (USA) (Disc 2) and so on, up to (Disc 5) I have a pbp file for each game, example, a game that uses 5 discs, Riven. m3u playlist of single disc pbps gave me a black screen. Multi disc pbps aren't working yet and trying to use a.

Tested the nightly build of the core and it already works with single disc games. I also upgraded to a 3TB the other day (Had to do an entire backup) so space isn't as bad of an issue as it was lol Still, the fact I've probably cut 1/3rd away from my overall filesize is nothing to dismiss. I keep seeing that format knocked, but it cut 3.5 gigs off of one of my games, so it's A-OK in my book.

#Samurai spirits rpg iso neo geo cd how to#

I actually couldn't for the life of me figure out how to use Dolphin to do WBFS, so I put them ALL (Gamecube and Wii) into gcz. I guess I kinda got distracted doing so much and haven't updated this in a bit. This is interesting I'll have to check it out. So it is possible to generate a WBFS-only collection. In all other cases the merging process went well. I think it was a problem with Backup Manager. I have experienced one game where the two files were exceptionally large. (it's possibly the Linux file system on the real Wii which causes this process, otherwise it won't run there). You can simply merge the two files Backup-Manager generates with a binary copy to one single file.

There is new information regarding the file length problem on the Wii system: I just amassed a ton of Saturn games and thought I'd see if there was a compression method that fit our discussion. Anyway, you're right though this isn't really the point hahaha.

The fact that Yabuse is in second and is SO far behind is more to my point though. It makes sense being made by only one guy that it is the way it is. Far more impressive compared to any other SSF emulator that's for sure. Yeah, SSF's actual 'emulation' is pretty good. It lacks some modern features for modern monitors, to make it look smoother, yeah, but if you run it with scan-lines or in a real CRT monitor it's otherwise perfect, what makes it even more amazing is that it was Shima, one Japanese guy only who developed this emulator, he deserves all credit and thanks from us since we can play 99% of Saturn games like in the real hardware thanks to his effort and unique ability to achieve what everyone else haven't so far. It's an off-topic comment, but it seems you're not aware how SSF emulation is good, it doesn't use any plugins, it's a solid emulator, I can play basically all games in it without any frame drop or any kind of issues I could remember.