- #No save button on maximus arcade how to#
- #No save button on maximus arcade install#
- #No save button on maximus arcade archive#
Start the core, then immediately go back to the Retroarch menu (Start + Select). Now 'Load Core' and choose the P-UAE Core. Go to 'Settings', 'Input', 'Hotkeys' and set the 'Menu Toggle Gamepad Combo' to something like 'Select + Start'.ĭownload the latest Commodore - Amiga (P-UAE) core from within Retroarch (use 'Online Updater' menu) You will need to make sure you have setup a way to load the Retroarch main menu from within games. You can do this through the Google Play store, but as of writing this, version 1.8.9_GIT definitely works.
#No save button on maximus arcade install#
Install the latest Retroarch on your NVIDEA Shield (probably works on other Android setups too). You also need a properly prepared WHDLoad.hdf file: ADD THESE EXACT KICKROMS TO YOUR WHDload.hdf file (guide to do this here using ADF Opus)Ĭopy all these file to the external drive you are keeping your Hyperspin setup on (I made a 'bios' folder in mine for safe keeping). MAKE SURE THE FILENAMES ARE PRECISE! I left one of those As in lowercase and Retroarch didn't like it.
#No save button on maximus arcade how to#
Some info on kickrom file names and how to match them up correctly can be found here. You ABSOLUTELY NEED to get hold of these EXACT kickroms: You can get kickroms legally as part of the Amiga Forever app on Google Play Store for only £1.79. I obviously can't link to kickroms or WHDload.hdf and some other stuff, but Google is your friend.
WHDLoad and kickrom setup (bios file preparation) Now, onto the part where we make Hyperspin and Retroarch play nicely so you can finally play your Commodore Amiga gamesĢ. The info for how to do this is available elsewhere on this very website. Once you have all your roms, you will need to allocate them to the right videos and images and build your. hdf format.lha is smaller in size, but all of these run pretty much the same on Retroarch now.
#No save button on maximus arcade archive#
The Hyperspin website is good for some material, emumovies for videos, and Google and Archive dot org for everything in between.įor this setup I used a properly named romset for Commodore Amiga in. Install the app on your NVIDEA Shield, and compile your roms and Hyperspin setup on an appropriately sized external harddrive/USB.Īs for the ROMs, videos, wheel images and all the aesthetic stuff you need to get your setup running, you will have to source that yourselves. Hyperspin is free and available on this very website. But there are still some hoops to jump through. Retroarch takes the pain out of some of this, since we don't need individual. Thanks go to Honosuseri over in this post for convincing me it was possible.Ĭommodore Amiga is infamously painful to configure on any and all emulation setups. I thought it might be useful to post an 'all in one place' tutorial. It took me a good while to get it up and running. I have a fully working build for Commodore Amiga now on my NVIDEA Shield (2017 model).
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