Basically had to change one upscaling option from 2x to 1x and suddenly my phone could play that core with the regular GL video driver. DerKoun shares with us a special new core called bsnes HD beta. I just got the HD BSNES widescreen core working on Android. Having been conditioned to the Super Metroid ones not behaving this way, I was pleasantly surprised when I revisited these two games. Older Snes9x cores (2005) are best for ROM hacks that took advantage of emulator innacuracies of the era they were created in.
#Bsnes core retroarch download
I didn't notice too closely until the other day, but that hack they did a complete overhaul that resulted in all the sprites appearing inside the entire 16:9 window. Cores are key files from various SNES emulators that have been integrated with Retroarch, and can be downloaded by going to the 'Retroarch main menu -> Load Core -> Download a Core. BSNES and Mesen S are fantastic, but most my devices can't support these cores AND run-ahead, which is highly desirable whenever available.
Just about every widescreen version of the Super Metroid ROM hacks do this as well.Ĭontrast this with the Super Mario World widescreen hack. But the sprites are all still bound to appear and disappear within the 4:3 limitations of the original game. Funny thing is the normal core called bSNES without anything else in the name works perfect with MSU-1 and everything but renders 8:7 by default and whenever I try to set it to 4:3 it crashes.
#Bsnes core retroarch Patch
Best way I can explain is whoever coded the widescreen patch succeeded in getting all the background and foreground layers to 16:9. I'm also using the SNES9x core for Retroarch now that seems to work fine.
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