I was trying an old ZX spectrum emulator, but since iOS 10 arrived, stopped working. So, i was wondering if Retroarch has the core.
Yes, it’s the fuse-libretro core, which is a port of the Fuse emulator version 1.1.1 to the libretro API.
Yes! Thanks for letting me know. By the way, where can i get it?
Ok, already compiled the core. Its available for everyone except iOS.
I don’t know if you’re the same person who opened an issue about this on GitHub, so I thought it was better to let you know that the person there acknowledged that the Fuse core is already available on the iOS build. Have fun!
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yes, I am MaquinaDelMisterio. haha. Yes, just noticed. Thanks.
Hi is there a way to make fuse work with ios 10? Best regards
Hey, sure. Just need to download the core which is already avaiable for iOS and sign it using cydia impactor. Remeber that you need to place the cores inside the retroarch file within the modules folder.
Here’s the link of the core. https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/apple/ios9/latest/fuse_libretro_ios.dylib.zip
ok thank you, it work well! happy easter
Welcome. Great, nice to hear it worked.