Homebrew RetroArch Switch
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Maybe locally but savestates are like 16MB and needs to be synced a fuckton, so unless u have 100mbit up/down it wont do over netOh hi, german fella. Glad to see you're not vanished.
I was already using the overscan options from within your core options menu (vs general overscan settings in RetroArch). Or is that still not what u meant?
Wait what? As I said I had it working just fine one or two years ago. It paired up nicely with both, my N3DSXL and my PC with no additional/special steps. The state of it not working was introduced in version 1.9.14 as another user wrote here: https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/issues/14849
Also @fst312 claims to have it working with the recent version.
Regardless, I'll have a look on your gitlab when I find the time. Thanks for all your input.
You mean 3DS and Switch in same network (instead of internet)?
But I'm pretty sure I used the man-in-the-middle server services from RetroArch when I used it.
That link is for wiiu, that definitely stopped working, my wiiu always crashed ever since I updated to latest version a few months ago. I don’t think it will make a difference if you port forward but I have my switch port forward with static ip.Oh hi, german fella. Glad to see you're not vanished.
I was already using the overscan options from within your core options menu (vs general overscan settings in RetroArch). Or is that still not what u meant?
Wait what? As I said I had it working just fine one or two years ago. It paired up nicely with both, my N3DSXL and my PC with no additional/special steps. The state of it not working was introduced in version 1.9.14 as another user wrote here: https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/issues/14849
Also @fst312 claims to have it working with the recent version.
Regardless, I'll have a look on your gitlab when I find the time. Thanks for all your input.
I know but as someone written there it seems to be exact same issue as on the Switch.
Port forwarding is nice but not too convenient when being at somebody else's house and up to play some netplay. I'll try that out though, thanks.
Haven’t really tested in a long time but flycast I recall working smoothly or smooth enough, as far as I know there is no gamecube, if there is I think it would be on the android side which really to me doesn’t count as the switch anymore.
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Now that you mentioned flycast when I have time though I think I have Dreamcast games still on my sd card, so I’ll test again, just to try it out.
Most Dreamcast games play fine. I have a few that slow down during heavy graphics usage but nothing too bad and usually overclocking slightly helps in that regard. My use case is limited though. I really only play Crazy Taxi and Jet Grind Radio.
Is there a mame 2014 core around for the switch retroarch release? Trying to play Big Fight - Trouble in the Atlantic Ocean. I checked the core list and it isn't there. It stated to ask as there may actually be one.
as far I know switch has no enough power for that core
There's only 2003 (Plus) and 2010 afair. Why is especially 2014 needed?
That won't do u any good.
You could however try Lakka on the Switch. It has the Dolphin core as far as I know but don't expect anything above a few GameCube games.
I wanted it because I thought that was the only way to play Big Fight Trouble in the Atlantic Ocean, but I've just found out it was recently added to mame 2003 plus so it's all good. Thanks
I tried lakka on my switch. Tried yesterday. Gamecube is lag. Even with overclocking.
Today i installed linux fedora. On my second SD CARD. Installed dolphin. Testing some Gamecube games. Almost full FPS without overclocking . But i need figure out how map all switch buttons in dolphin to games only. I don't have more time Today. Cause im in job now. I test this Linux fedora tommorow
