Gonna try a few different things and then I will update you all soon. If anyone has a manual or a more in depth video link, any additional info would be amazing. Lol this is a needle in a haystack scenario. I'll try a bunch of stuff and see what's up. Problem is that I don't know where to put it. I haven't tried NES yet but I am sure it works fine with the path SD/GAME/nes/game.nesīeyond that, when I loaded up PS1 games it says BIOS file not found and something about better performance if I had it. SD/GAME/ps/Pocket Fighter (USA)/bin + cue filesĬurrently I am trying everything I can to make MAME and Sega to work. For one thing, it’s easy to burn your own discs full of emulators and ROMs without having to use any legally dubious hardware hacks to boot unofficial discs. Although we’ve dealt with emulators for consoles in several other hacks, Dreamcast emulators really deserve a hack of their own. SD/GAME/dc/GDI Folder/ Street Fighter III - 3rd Strike v1.001 (US)/track01.bin + track02.raw + track03.bin etc Make your Dreamcast act like an SNES, Neo-Geo, or even a home computer.
In fact, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Fighting Edition doesn't run properly on my legit Snes classic but it works perfect on this clone which I am calling the "Red Clone" because of its red motherboard. Thank God someone knew how to set up the folders and what to name them BUT this only worked for Dreamcast, Playstation, Snes, and GBA. Red motherboard and a micro SD slot? Uhhhhhh okay. Fast forward to a few months later and I decided to open it up. Got it back, plugged it up, immediately noticed the box art was skewed. I already had an official one but I saw this (legit looking and listed as legit) Snes clone for sale for cheap and hopped on it.
Long story short I bought one of these clone systems from a random lady on FB Marketplace. I'm really hoping someone reads this and knows what I am talking about.
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