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I probably should have been curating my SNES library for this moment. It seems like as long as you backup your kernel there's almost no chance of bricking it?
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eonwe posted:im a big really dumb idiot and I did this easy Thanks! I haven't heard any horror stories other than people who didn't back up their kernel. I've gotten my hands dirty with PSP modding and Raspberry Pie Retroarch stuff so I'm not too worried about the act of doing it. Now if I can actually curate a tight list of games or if I end up with a bloated list of games that just clutter up the list.
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Oct 7, 2017 23:47
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techknight posted:Oh wait, I see what I hosed up - you have to drag and drop the retroarch_with_cores.zip file onto the hakchi window to install it, rather than extracting to what appears to be the right folder. Add Yoshi’s Island.
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Oct 8, 2017 04:39
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techknight posted:You shouldn't need to delete them - at least I didn't, I just re-sync'd and it sorted things out My bad, I stopped reading at “removed Yoshi’s Island” then my nerd rage set in. 
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Oct 8, 2017 04:58
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Stan Taylor posted:uniracers has a weird thing where the cpu racer will flip out and just display a sprite in the middle of the screen. also is there a way to get every game to show up on one screen without folders, or is 21 the max? Disable folders in the hakchi settings. I have 59 games on the main screen
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Oct 10, 2017 06:43
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Captain Invictus posted:64 is way better than SNES mario kart and it's not even close. Not only is 64 not as good as SMK, it’s not even a good game.
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Oct 17, 2017 06:03
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Oct 17, 2017 15:31
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Captain Invictus posted:Name a game on the N64 that wasn't ugly. Star Fox 64? Maybe??? I don’t think you’ll catch me defending or praising the N64 in this lifetime.
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Oct 17, 2017 16:14
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Great post Blarg, love reading about this stuff
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Oct 17, 2017 16:43
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So I modded my SNES back with the first official release of Hackchi 2 that supported the SNES Classic. I put 35 games plus the original 21 and it all seems to work but sometimes does some funny stuff. Occasionally when going back to the home screen it will get stuck in an HDMI handshake loop. Power off/on will fix it but the last time I waited it out and it found its way. After that though, Mario would run through the homescreen to launch demos - every game he jumped into would just bring up an empty box and it wouldn't launch the demo. Didn't see anything on Google or in the pages of this thread that I have read. If I install the newest Hackchi, I can just resync through there and it will maybe fix it? Also, if I have a second SNES Classic to mod - do I just use the portable version on the same computer and just move the saved data out of the folder?
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Nov 10, 2017 22:20
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Ok that’s good. One problem down. Thanks guys.
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So my SNES Classic got into that weird HDMI handshake loop and wouldn’t get out of it even after unplugging the power for a minute. Totally bizarre. I reflashed the stock kernel and moved some games into folders (boo) so I wouldn’t have 59 on the homescreen. Seems good now, back to being lost in Super Metroid.
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