#Shantae sprites gbc resources update
#Shantae sprites gbc resources psp

Where the Water Tastes Like Wine (Switch) - TBD* Super Meat Boy was first released on the Xbox 360 through Xbox Live Arcade in October 2010, and was later ported to Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Wii U, and the Nintendo Switch. A Wii version was in development, but ultimately cancelled. Development of the game began in early 2009. Xtreme Sports (Switch, GameBoy Color) - October 2020Įach game designated with an asterisk is part of the Limited Run Games distribution service. What that means is while these physical releases will be shipped through Limited Run Games, they aren’t made by it and therefore aren’t “official” numbered releases. Being part of the ‘everyone’, I wholeheartedly share the sentiment. The emulator is a classic case of a jack of all trades and master of continuously crashing piece of software. Nonetheless, as time goes on, the chimera made in Libretro becomes harder to ignore. The very first version of RetroArch for PSP, released in late 2014, had seven cores. Given that the Libretro Team still support platforms like the GameCube and the PlayStation 2, it seems safe to assume that they won’t drop support for the venerable Sony handheld any time soon.

#Shantae sprites gbc resources psp

Sooner or later, RetroArch will be the best emulator on PSP for any platform. For now though, the developers seem satisfied to let it compile and release it into the wild. More or less the developing equivalent of setting free an unwanted puppy on a busy highway before heading for the summer holidays. Let’s try and find the bright side of RetroArch - if there is one.įirst though, let’s change the aspect ratio of the RetroArch menu to something suitable for a PSP, before the grainy, poorly scaled letters hurt your eyes even more. From the main menu, select Settings -> User Interface -> Appearance. The aspect ratio of a PSP screen (480x272) would be best approximated by a 16:9 ratio - but if you pick that one, bad things will happen. The same menu has an option to add shadow effects to the fonts, an advisable choice to improve readability further. To most accurately determine which cores are trash we will need an FPS counter - which RetroArch helpfully provides. From Settings, select On-Screen Display -> On-Screen Notifications -> Notification Visibility and finally, Display Framerate.

#Shantae sprites gbc resources update

Changing the Update Interval setting to 60 will make sure we won’t have to wait too long to get confirmation of the inevitable slowdowns that some cores will throw at us.