Most of these emulators are already tweaked to their best performance so there should be much to do other than install them and get to playing some retro goodness on your PSVita or PSTV. The torrent download has everything ready to rock for the PSVita, plus comes with an extensive how-to-install PDF with very detailed instructions.
There are two different flavors to download either Lite or Mega bundle. Updated notes are at the bottom of the post. This retro game pack has everything you could ever want on the PSVita or PSTV. Download Retroarch 1.9.About a month ago over at user, CrazyMac released one of the most ultimate retro game packs for the PSVita out there, equaling 150 gigs of retro goodness. There might be some minor dips to the 50s in the busier scenes but nothing too serious, and disabling settings like ‘Wiggle Geometry Fix’ might help alleviate that.ĭon’t forget to also check the improvements made on individual emulator cores on their April/May progress report here.įor more details on this release, head over to the 1.9.4 announce here. Thanks to a new and improved toolchain for PS2, this runs at a very impressive framerate, targeting 60 frames per second with stock settings. PlayStation2 users get a new core, prboom (a Doom 1/2 game engine). As of 1.9.4, this RAM usage is severely cut down for cores that set ‘need_fullpath’ to false. All things combined, it would take 128MB of RAM to load one 32MB GBA ROM. And if cheevos are enabled, that’s another copy. As if that wasn’t bad enough, on any platform that supports runahead, we would have to create another copy – even when runahead is disabled. Now we load it into the RAM buffer directly from the compressed file without first extracting it to disk. In the past, it would extract this file first to a temporary directory on the disk, and then it would read from this file and load it into the RAM buffer. In the process, we have discovered some parts where RetroArch was being inefficient when loading files from compressed files (such as. Most game consoles would fall in this boat because all file I/O tends to be typically unbuffered on homebrew SDKs. Just like in version 1.9.3, we have been going back and improving code in RetroArch to improve file I/O performance, something that is very important for systems suffering from slow disk storage.
Additionally, it’s possible to run RetroArch at 720p now on a PSTV if you use the Sharpscale plugin. There were some issues with RetroArch on PlayStation TV devices which should now be resolved. The popular multi-emulator is available for a lot of platforms, including of course Windows, Mac OS, and Linux, but also on the PS Vita/PSTV and Nintendo Switch, as well as Android and iOS (and many other consoles as well). The libretro team have released Retroarch 1.9.4.
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