FAQ / Known Issues #4
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Tales of Phantasia (and other ExHiROM games/hacks) does not currently boot since the additional data after the first 4MB of ROM is not mapped to banks 40-7D (and mirrored to 00-3F). |
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@tewtal Thanks - I had (wrongly) assumed that ToP used one of the enhancement chips, so I hadn't even taken a look at exhirom carts yet. I just added support for them, but it looks like ToP has sound-related issues. The other ExHiROM game seems to be working correctly now, though. |
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Kirby's Dream Land 3 USA has prolonged pauses between different segments of prerecorded gameplay (in other words, between different levels) in the game's demo mode. These delays are accompanied by the black screen and sound crackle, are unnaturally long and do not match bsnes at all. Tested with this Windows build by simply loading the game and not pressing any keys after that: |
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@angrylion7 Thanks! This is fixed as of the latest commit |
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wow! very short list of short comings for such a young emulator. Impressive. |
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very high performance out of the dev build un optimized in a dot render ppu. I truly love your work on both mesen and mesen-s |
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Super Mario Kart does not work on my computer (Windows 10, x64) with the libretro core and default settings... it stays stuck on the Nintendo logo. |
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Sounds like you need dsp1b.rom |
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Uh.. didn't know there was "external" bios files for Snes, but I think I'll wait for a core update (if it's fixed someday). Thanks for your reply. |
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Fixed? Not broken.... |
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Yeah, fix is probably not the best word. But I imagine it would be possible to bypass a bios file usage (or embed it into the core). |
A simulation less accurate can be embedded. Less desirable. If you want that go for SNES9X |
Me too. That used to happen in other emulators too (e.g. bsnes and mednafen's snes-faust) before the developers added support for the required BIOS. I'm guessing it's just because Mesen-S is so early in development. |
For libretro, put all Snes bios files in a Firmware folder (in system folder) and it should work. |
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I think I changed this a few months ago to make it so the firmware files must be in the "system" folder directly (to match the bsnes core's behavior, iirc.) Mario Kart and the like are all supported now - if the game is not loading as expected, you are missing firmware files (or they have the wrong name, or are in the wrong folder.) bsnes/mednafen fall back to using high-level emulation when they cannot find the firmware files - this way of emulating the game is less accurate (and requires a lot more code/effort to maintain, so it's not something I am ever planning to support.) |
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Hello, @SourMesen is MSU-1 emulation planned? I only use other emulators in retroarch just for it. |
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@pakitovic MSU-1 emulation is already available, but it isn't in 0.3.0. Grab the appveyor dev builds linked in the readme if you want to use MSU-1 patches, until 0.4.0 is released. |
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MSU-1 emulation works perfect with dev build. Try out this Zelda modification |
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@SourMesen Rockman X2's earlier prototype fails to initialize the CX4 chip even after the header is fixed as the emulator doesn't identify its use of it, making it completely unplayable. The later prototype doesn't have this issue. |
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For me, the Game Boy stuff does not show up. At all.
You can also see from the above image that loading a GB ROM, or booting the SGB ROM directly did not work. |
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You have to use the development build: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/Sour/mesen-s/build/artifacts |
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Oh I didn't even know that it is a beta feature, manual didn't even say anything about it being a dev feature |
As of the latest dev builds:
Other than the games listed above, everything else should be working properly. If you find issues with any other game, please let me know!
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