MGS2000 escribió:Alguien que pueda confirmar si vienen juegos por favor???
Sí, la tarjeta SD de 32Gb viene petada de juegos.
Os dejo una serie de consejos que han puesto en reddit que os irán muy bien a la hora de configurar los emuladores:
https://www.reddit.com/r/retroid/commen ... h_the_rp2/:
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I’ve had the RP2 since Monday and here’s my tips for getting started.
It’s worth stating from the outset that to get the most out of the RP2 you need to use android rather than boot into the Retroid OS. I’m mostly focused on getting good performance for N64, Dreamcast, DS and PSP games. For anything less demanding than those the standard retroarch cores will be fine, and will run fine from the Retroid OS.
The most important concept to grasp is the switch between mouse mode and gamepad mode. This is true of all the emulators and android os. Holding home for ~3 seconds shifts you between these modes. Remember when mapping buttons if you selected an option in mouse mode to map a button you will then need to shift into gamepad mode to actually press the key you want to map. This caused me a massive headache in reicast until I got this.
The other important concept to grasp is the controller is already setup in Android, if you ever have the option to choose a controller it is Playstation 3.
First step is to pop out the 32GB SD card and put in something bigger. I had a 128GB spare so I have used that.
Go into settings/storage & USB and click on your SD card. Then click the 3 dots top right and select the option to format it then choose internal storage. This gives you a lot more space and lets you just connect via USB to transfer roms and APKs from a computer. Choose to transfer the existing stuff from internal storage when you get the option.
To see the RP2 as a USB drive to transfer roms to you need to press home to go to the android home screen then click A with your cursor at the top of the screen and drag down to show the notifications. Release and then click on USB charging mode and select file transfer, you can now transfer files from your laptop/desktop.
Below is my initial findings with each EMU, I welcome comments from people who have got these running better than I have.
N64: The installed EMU Mupen is really good and gives you stellar performance without tweaking. One option I recommend changing is going into settings/Display and changing the resolution to 640x480. It makes a big difference and Mario 64 still rendered at 30 fps for me.
PPSSPP: This is the next easiest to configure, again runs pretty well out of the box. The RP2 can’t handle the most demanding games though. I tried god of war and it was a car crash, about 10 fps and completely unplayable.
DS: You must buy Drastic from the play store, it doesn’t cost much and is hands down the best DS emu for the RP2. To configure the controller go into settings/external controller and choose Select key mapping, you want to choose playstation 3. Then you can choose Map control and go through the standard buttons on the RP2. Then select Map Special. Personally I like to have left trigger as screen swap (I have full screen on the RP2 and switch to the other screen with L2), also map start and select to the correct buttons and menu to R2. You can then press R2 to bring up the menu when in gamepad mode. Remember as above when you are skipping between options that needs to be done in mouse mode, when you are then pressing the button to map that has to be done in controller mode.
A side note for LOZ Phantom hourglass and spirit tracks there is a patch to allow you to use the dpad/analog stick for control rather than the default stylus.
Dreamcast: This was the hardest. Firstly all config has to be in reicast, then once saved you run flycast to actually play the games as it has much better performance. Download flycast here and then open the APK using file explorer
https://flyinghead.github.io/flycast-builds/. Currently the latest 6MB versions are considered the best, the 11MB ones don’t run as well (I’ll test this when I get a mo with sonic adventure)
Click on the DC bios and format memory card 1.
In settings controllers I did the following to get it to work (remeber this is in reicast). Under physical controllers I set the ports of all to none and the port for Android playstation to A. Then click Map. First do the buttons on the left which is pretty self explanatory but remember to switch between mouse and controller mode if you aren’t doing all of this in controller mode, I haven’t mapped C,D,Z I don’t think ther are used. Then move to the analog axes and map stick X & Y, you just need to move each stick in one of the directions for these.
Click Done, then Done and you are finished with reicast, I think the only option is to hold home to get back to the android home screen, I haven’t found a way to quit.
Then launch flycast, it shares the config with reicast and play the games.
Edit: I'll update this post with any more tips I find.
For the DS emu I'd recommend start out with a simple game to make sure you've got the controls mapped right, I started out with LOZ: PH and that was very confusing.
I'd also recommend reading u/Pocchitte post below, it contains a lot of decent info and tips also, some interesting takeaways from it:
I wasn't 100% sure if you had to configure DC settings in reicast first as flycast config wouldn't work, I'd heard it so many times I assumed it was true and didn't risk configuring in flycast, good to hear flycast config does seem to be working.
Redream doesn't work on RP2 as it doesn't support the required opengl level.
Regarding can the Dpad and analog stick work independantly - yes they can. In sonic adventure the stick controls sonic whilst the dpad controls the camera.
The B button behaves like the back button in Android so to exit most emu laters switch to mouse mode and hit B.
Me estoy peleando con la emulación de DC vía Android ya que no tengo cojones de grabar partidas jugando desde Pandora, una gran putada....Me tiré dos horas jugando al Code Verónica y grabando a través de la VMU virtual para encontrarme al día siguiente que no había nada guardado
He seguido los consejos que comentan en reddit y ahora la emulación vía flycast es muy buena