What console would you like to see ported to RetroArch next?

Libretro Cores
#15

Just checked and it’s opensource

https://www.supermodel3.com/Download.html

#16

FS-UAE with whdload support would be awesome. I recall one being worked on, but not fully released yet.

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#17

1.C64 Vice 2.Amiga other then puae more recent 3.BBC Micro…great games like Elite and Frak

I see the core for c64 is being worked on how do I compile for linux ?

regards

#18

Here is r-type’s vice core built for windows.

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#19

3DS :slight_smile: You could just incorporate Citra.

#20

Gamecube, Wii. So Dolphin. I know there are some technical hurdles to making it a core but that is the last ‘standalone’ emulator that I am using

#21

I’d love to see a tandy coco core. Xroar is a great multi platform emulator.

#22

Use ReShade: https://reshade.me/

I use it to add scanlines to Hoxs64 (C64 emu) and Demul.

#23

Please make core for X68000 and Nec PC-98. There are tons of incredible games on these machines, especially fantastics shumps. As said before, the C64 already has a core, but there are not for x68000 and PC-98

#24

I need a little help with it, but I am starting on pc-98 core now. I would do commodore 64 but it is already in progress. https://github.com/meepingsnesroms/libretro-meowPC98 I haven’t done anything yet on it accept fork from svn.

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#25

You can check what the NEC PC-98 system run there with pictures.

#26

Basilisk in RetroArch is a dream come true. 68k Mac people! This emulator needs more support than the other ones do!

#27

there were already a minivmac port (although I didn’t update it since many years :slight_smile: ) and also I did years ago a POC of an libretro basiliskII port. I exhumed it . maybe I can work a little on it to, at least to update it to the a newer BasiliskII version .

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#28

FS-UAE Core with WHD Support would be really cool!

#29

@shakalakka fs-uae core is already available.

It will be cool to have Laser Disc Daphne core as there is a fork Hypseus with SDL 2 support.

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#30

It’s easy if you are ready to build on linux, just go to to my github download it ,

then you have to compile it yourself with

CC=gcc make -f Makefile.libretro -j10

and you ll end up with a x64_libretro.so

Remember it’s a WIP core for now and not as great as the official vice emulator.

then launch it with

retroarch -L x64_libretro.so /path/your_game.d64 (or whatever if you have crt/bin/d64.gz/t64 …)

you can also use a .vicerc or use cmdline to make more complicated load like retroarch -L x64_libretro.so "x64 -autostart \"/PRIVATE/games/Lemmings [Side A].d64\" -flipname ./lemming.vfl "

Finally you can also setup an ide64 solution to load game from an virtual hdd in vice ,it’s a little complicated to setup but you will end up with something like this

Video:https://vid dot me/qhxQ

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#31

Atari 8bit is easily played thru mamegit

#32

C64 already plays thru Frodo core

#33

Already play thru mamegit

#34

Thank you very much for your work. I’d like to be able to use your port of Vice 3.0 with Lakka on my Raspberry Pi 2. Do you think that someday that will be possible ?