Sleepydays
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I've had very mixed results with getting games to work, and stuff that appears to have full compatibility going by the spreadsheet. It'll let me put them on there, they just circle back to the menu when you launch them. Any ideas?
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SNES Mini Classic Hacking | More games, more borders, more gooder.
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Scopa
The Tribe Has Spoken
Game names? I haven’t kept up with it, but I’ve had very little compatibility issues.
Sleepydays
Banned
TMNT Tournament Fighters, Final Fight 2....but there were plenty more besides. I'm guessing it's the dumps, but they've worked on my pi without issues.
Scopa
The Tribe Has Spoken
Hmm, could be. I never tested those two.
I’m not sure of what’s included in the latest build of Hakchi, but can you still choose to select individual games to run on an alternate emulator (RetroArch)? You could try that as that worked for me for games that wouldn’t work on the default emulator.
You used to have to opt to install RetroArch seperately. It didn’t install by default with Hakchi.
Mr_Bubbles
Neo Member
Try using and double-checking that they are in fact, no-intro ROM's?
gingerbeardman
Member
Get it working without using SFROM tool. It's possible to get by without it.Trying to dive into this SNES modding using my Mac running Parallels with Windows 7 32 bit and seem to have encountered an issue with Sfrom Tool:
Each time I try to launch it I get a "SFROM tool has stopped working" popup and can't proceed?
I've installed the requested 4.0 Framework as it wouldn't start at all without it and now have this issue. Any ideas?Robin64
I don't use it myself.
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Sleepydays
Banned
Yep, they are specifically no intro. I'm going to try with a different romset. Strange though!
gingerbeardman
Member
If they're no-intro then your problem is elsewhere.
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Leonard Washington
Banned
Downloaded the lastest Hakchi with the SFROM collection and set everything up but Robotrek doesn't seem to work. The animated Enix logo pops up and then thats it, can still in game reset back to the menu.
Are the SFROM tweaks added automatically when you import the games? I'm using the No Intro set as that is what seems to be recommended for best quality and can't get this one to work, any help?
Are the SFROM tweaks added automatically when you import the games? I'm using the No Intro set as that is what seems to be recommended for best quality and can't get this one to work, any help?
Leonard Washington
Banned
Actually, how are you supposed to be able to tell if SFROM has actually applied the patches at all? Is there a way to check?
Actraiser 2 is another one that won't boot on Canoe and Space Megaforce has the original sound issues that needed to be patched out.
Actraiser 2 is another one that won't boot on Canoe and Space Megaforce has the original sound issues that needed to be patched out.
Honey Bunny
Member
Cant wait to jump on this when I have the god damn time.
I have this really weird issue somebody may be able to help me with. I can't save any of the EEPROM settings in arcade games (I use Mame2003 and FBA2016 from KMFDManic). I am using the USB-HOST, Hakchi CE v1.2.2, and the external cores HMOD. So say for example the soft setting of Neogeo... I go in, change everything, play my game, exit retroarch, and then when I go back into the game, everything is at factory again. Or if I play MK2, I go into the menu and increase the sound volume, save settings, go out of retroarch, come back in, it's all back to factory again. I tried going into retroarch and changing folders, but even that doesn't stick. When I go back into retroarch again (same core), and check the settings, they're all back to normal again. The only thing that seems to save fine is my key maps. So I may be misssing something obvious or these emulators don't have that feature in them for this particular device. Cause I know with the retropie, this was never an issue. For example I would set my SFiii2 into widescreen, change to freeplay, etc., and when I would play it again a few days later, everything was saved and I didn't have to go back and change all my settings again.
BlameItOnLag
Neo Member
I would do this but I dont own mine I share it so if I screw it up i'll be killed 
Leonard Washington
Banned
Thank you, I'm using the latest CE version of Hakchi and have copied the SFROM Tool over along with your zip file of patches. Would I be correct in assuming that its automatically patched everything just from importing the ROMs or is there something else I have to do as the documentation for SFROM is a tad thin.
gingerbeardman
Member
Use Hakchi2CE instead. Your one is discontinued.
Trogdor1123
Member
So I installed the fan made Chrono trigger, crimson something and I can't get the game to play after the initial scene. The music plays though.
Also when I install games the seem to go into a sub folder, which I don't want.
Any tips to make it more gooder?
Im using version 2.3
Also when I install games the seem to go into a sub folder, which I don't want.
Any tips to make it more gooder?
Im using version 2.3
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Scopa
The Tribe Has Spoken
You can turn folders off. Can’t remember if it’s a checkbox option or something. Might have something to do with the number of roms too.
Trogdor1123
Member
It's a setting in 2.3 then? It was only 2 games I added so I'll check it out tonight.
Thanks
Scopa
The Tribe Has Spoken
I setup my system a while ago, so I was using an older version. I dare say, it’s still an option. I advise you to watch a step by step Youtube tutorial if you have further trouble, it helped me a lot.
Leonard Washington
Banned
For those of you that have installed RetroArch on the Mini how bad is the lag? It was quite noticeable upon initial release and I'm wondering if thats changed because it would be nice to add some other platforms on there now.
gingerbeardman
Member
Leonard Washington
Banned
Do you happen to know if that feature actually works on the SNES Mini port as I'd read about it but thought it was PC only due to the extra processing power/overhead required to eliminate lag? If so got a link to the specific core please?
Xaero Gravity
NEXT LEVEL lame™
Anyone here able to help guide me step by step in fixing my NES Mini? It turns on but gets stuck at a blank screen and for some reason I'm having issues fixing it with the original kernel. Either it's not as simple as I expected it to be, or I'm an idiot xD
gingerbeardman
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Leonard Washington
Banned
How is the Amiga emulation on the Mini?
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gingerbeardman
Member
it's good, much improved since the early days on Mini
this link is the guy that looks after the Amiga port
it's easy to add extra platforms
NeoGeo is very good. it's RetroArch
cores: https://github.com/KMFDManic/NESC-SNESC-Modifications
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Absolutely.
There is a hardware mod where you can get an internal SD card, or you can use an adapter like the one below with any normal usb pendrive.
gingerbeardman
Member
I'm not sure that cable is correct
but, yes, a micro USB OTG cable is what you need. Micro USB in + out, with regular USB in
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Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
My brother in law's gift finally arrived (ordered a snes classic 14 december, shitty store only just brought it, lol). Really nice looking/feeling system as first impression.
We played some Contra 3 (oh no where's my Probotector) and SF2 and it all seemed just fine.
What's the best option for a 1080p TV to have a look approximating the original? CRT filter I guess?
What's the difference between 4:3 and pixel perfect? Some games have different resolution which means they originally stretched or squashed on 4:3 TVs for the intended look so pixel perfect isn't shown right?
And CRT does the same 4:3 maintaining while also adding the filter?
I'll let him play around with it a lot first before we try to hack it and add more games and such, just asking for the basics
It's too bad there aren't game specific borders, I thought that was a given, but the speakers one is okish.
We played some Contra 3 (oh no where's my Probotector) and SF2 and it all seemed just fine.
What's the best option for a 1080p TV to have a look approximating the original? CRT filter I guess?
What's the difference between 4:3 and pixel perfect? Some games have different resolution which means they originally stretched or squashed on 4:3 TVs for the intended look so pixel perfect isn't shown right?
And CRT does the same 4:3 maintaining while also adding the filter?
I'll let him play around with it a lot first before we try to hack it and add more games and such, just asking for the basics
It's too bad there aren't game specific borders, I thought that was a given, but the speakers one is okish.
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Scopa
The Tribe Has Spoken
My brother in law's gift finally arrived (ordered a snes classic 14 december, shitty store only just brought it, lol). Really nice looking/feeling system as first impression.
We played some Contra 3 (oh no where's my Probotector) and SF2 and it all seemed just fine.
What's the best option for a 1080p TV to have a look approximating the original?
CRT filter I guess? What's the difference between 4:3 and pixel perfect? Some games have different resolution which means they originally stretched or squashed on 4:3 TVs for the intended look?
And CRT does the same 4:3 maintaining while also adding the filter?
I'll let him play around with it a lot first before we try to hack it and add more games and such, just asking for the basics
It's too bad there aren't game specific borders, I thought that was a given, but the speakers one is okish.
I never did it myself, but the last time I paid attention to the hacking scene, they had already implemented custom borders and that was ages ago.
TLZ
Banned
My brother in law's gift finally arrived (ordered a snes classic 14 december, shitty store only just brought it, lol). Really nice looking/feeling system as first impression.
We played some Contra 3 (oh no where's my Probotector) and SF2 and it all seemed just fine.
What's the best option for a 1080p TV to have a look approximating the original? CRT filter I guess?
What's the difference between 4:3 and pixel perfect? Some games have different resolution which means they originally stretched or squashed on 4:3 TVs for the intended look so pixel perfect isn't shown right?
And CRT does the same 4:3 maintaining while also adding the filter?
I'll let him play around with it a lot first before we try to hack it and add more games and such, just asking for the basics
It's too bad there aren't game specific borders, I thought that was a given, but the speakers one is okish.
I think 4:3 gives the original CRT impression, while pixel perfect is what the devs originally intended, so you get the actual resolution they made.
Chittagong
Gold Member
JohnSpartanLee
Member
There's an NTSC patch for Super Probotector so you can play with the much cooler robots in 60fps.
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
Yeah that's what I was asking, I guess I wasn't clear enough. The art might indeed be pixel perfect as such but the dev may have intentionally made pixel art that looked squished normally cos the display would warp it back to normal. It's not like they didn't have other tricks to force a different resolution or aspect ratio for the main game with static borders or a mostly static gigantic HUD for the given game.
Cool, I'll look it up when we start looking to add more games.
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Robin64
Member
The 4:3 vs 8:7 debate gets more complicated than you think. Mario's bricks are clearly properly square in 8:7, and it's how Nintendo draw them now in modern games like Mario Maker. So you could argue that Mario games are best in 8:7. But then something like Chrono Trigger has elements designed with the 4:3 stretch in mind, such as the moon. In 8:7, they are squished. Even crazier, some elements in Chrono Trigger are only the right shape in 8:7. Neither aspect ratio is the correct one here!
trikster40
Member
Does anyone have a link to a really good, detailed walkthrough to install Hakchi on the SNES? I did it to my own SNES when I got it, but I can’t get it working right on my brother’s. NES games are crashing and soft-bricking it. I tried reinstalling everything from scratch and now nothing runs. I’m getting frustrated.
sevin0seven
Neo Member
I made some SNES classic art work for some of the games missing from the archive or wasn't happy with the art available. Thought I shared them with you guys. Might do more if I decided to add more games on my classic. Cheers!
sevin0seven
Neo Member
Here they are:
sevin0seven
Neo Member
sevin0seven
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Here's three more:
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
I got this for my brother in law last year and figured it's about time I add more games/emulators for him. I need some help with RetroArch. I used hakchi2 CE (good?) to install that and the Final Burn Neo core and I transferred 10 games from the same FBN romset I use on my PC. the CPS2 games worked just fine (I was surprised even MvC was full speed actually) but Neo Geo games didn't seem to recognize the neogeo.zip with the bios is right there in the same folder with them so they didn't boot at all even though on my PC installion it works like that, I don't need to put the neogeo.zip in the system folder or anything like other bios do I have to put it on a specific folder for it to work with the SNES Classic RA? Also is there maybe a way to just launch RetroArch itself from a menu item instead of list all the individual games that run through it? I saw that one can easily access the normal RetroArch menu with start + select and even close the game and configure stuff there as usual, would that work out better, make it behave more like my PC installation? I don't care for having the menu universal with the official stuff as long as it's nice and tidy (or rather it would be nicer and tidier to just launch RA for any non-SNES games in my opinion). Also I saw a passing mention of some save mod that allows them to work compressed or something and save 1+MB for each file which can let you have more games but I couldn't find that mod or instructions anywhere.
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Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
Well, never mind, I think putting the neogeo.zip just in the RetroArch system folder with the ftp interface of hakchi2 CE made it work (I'm not sure if that was it as I tried a few other things too, but I'm pretty sure that was it in the end). Certain games still don't play very nice in the Final Burn Neo core for some reason (they play fine on my PC and you would think they're less demanding than games that do work on the SNES Classic, games like Bubble Memories, any Puzzle Bobble past 2, Shinobi 1 even though Shadow Dancer worked fine, etc., it's quite random but there must be a reason and most for random hardware, not Capcom CPS or Neo Geo releases) but oh well, there are so many that do to add in their place it's a non issue. It also actually maps things by default very nicely, I've not tried any games where the mapping was weird just yet. All the Capcom fighters map the same way SFII SNES is mapped, all the action games map the attack/jump/whatever sensibly and so on. Sweet. You don't even have to know how to use RetroArch, it all appears like the normal included games, though if you want you can access the RA menu with Start + Select.
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