Do you know about https://github.com/snes9xgit/snes9x ? Seems like they did some major update lately (it is tagged 1.54.1) and backported most of snes9x2010. I don’t know about having a fork on libretro’s github, but perhaps having a recipe in libretro-super would be good ? Also, i saw https://github.com/libretro/snes9x2010/commit/89f163bd81cdde566fb49f10fc58d8f52f6c1964 and was wondering if it was related ?
Hopefully they can continue to update this, Snes9x, the main branch I mean, has gone a long while without updates. Hopefully they’ll add overclock, by method of adding more scanlines to pseudo-overclock games. FCEUX uses this method to overclock the emulation and remove slowdown in games.
[QUOTE=BarbuDreadMon;49218] Also, i saw https://github.com/libretro/snes9x2010/commit/89f163bd81cdde566fb49f10fc58d8f52f6c1964 and was wondering if it was related ?[/QUOTE]
No, that’s for people trying to sell some Pi with Retroarch and cores onboard saying they’ve got a permission that was never given.
You mean the RetroN 5 ? That story didn’t get solved ?
Different would-be company.
Will this new version be available through the online updater?
There’s no new version. Our Snes9x has been up to date with mainline git forever.
I’ve found a bug in the current Snes9x core: when playing Top Gear 3000, there is a glitch in the car sprites. The Windows Libretro version available in the official Snes9x site doesn’t have this bug. I was aiming for an Android core without this glitch, does anyone have it? Thank you.