![]() The only step I'd suggest for others is to set the resolution from ES to 720x480 or 800圆00 60hz Progressive so you'll have a CRT looking 4:3. I thought 8bit emulation hardware were the only "disposable" class of machines we have! Amazing! Having a $5 PSX emulator is incredible. I've tried about a dozen 2D and 3D games since then and not a single one has not performed poorly. ![]() I had written off PSX emulation on the Zero as for only turn based games that can stand running at 80% speed. If you use the tools in the order that I have put them in, you should be able to setup your Pi to play SEGA CD games. SEGA Cue Maker - use this tool to make SEGA CD cue files correctly with wav and iso files.Īll of the tools above helped me get SEGA CD working on RetroPie. MediaHuman Audio Converter a converts MP3s to Wav files this is necessary to get music to work with the SEGA CD emulator(s). I will add more info as I have time to provide more documentation and resources.īesides needing a BIOS, SEGA CD needed the following tools to make it work: Quake II and III: I have been having issues trying to get controllers working.ĭuke Nukem 3D: I have been having issues with trying to get my controller working. Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Saturn, and other newer systems is a forget about it situation. Star Fox for SNES - stuttering audio, I believe this limitation is tied to the SuperFX chipset emulation. Note: do not use SDL as noted from the old thread below, OpenGL now offers best performance:Īdd a Open Menu button to standalone PCSX-ReArmed:Ĭorrupted emulators.cfg preventing you from being able to change emulators (sometimes it is permissions issues, sometimes it’s corrupted and needs to be deleted):ĭoom, Doom II, Final Doom, and Quake 1: all pretty much run well at stock settings, just follow RetroPie’s Wikis. You must install from source the standalone version of PCSX-ReArmed to get the best performance on Pi Zero. Most games run at full speed however, you will need to experiment to find out which one works with your particular rom. Some games running better on gpSP and vice versa. Gameboy Advance - you will need two emulators: lr-gpSP and lr-mgba Check below resources and info to help you get the most out of this cheap single board computer :-) This is the Ultimate Pi Zero Thread for RetroPie. Mods, can you please put a link to this thread on the sidebar? (I think this thread will not only be helpful, but a time saver for the many whom want to setup RetroPie Zeros) As of this writing, I am able to play a number of Gameboy Advance and PlayStation 1 games at (or very near) full speed with some exceptions that will be noted by me and hopefully fellow redditors. I decided to start this Ultimate Pi Zero Thread to consolidate the desperate sources of information that I had to find to get the most out of a Pi Zero. After days of research and tweaking, I am pretty much at the precipice of completely tweaking and getting the most out of a Zero. Ever since I have built my Raspiboy ( I have gone on a crazy research project of getting most out my Pi Zero setup.
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