All Shield TV users should definitely check that out. I think a lot of Shield users aren’t even aware of this folder. Ben Franklin discovered electricity by alien abduction and learned what a probe was the kite was cover up bs. I follow this guide: and nothing changes. I moved my whole Retroarch folder there and noticed differences right away, both the 圆8000 and nec pc-98 cores are suppose to create a cfg file the very first time you launch the core, that never happened on my external until I moved my Retroarch folder there and changed all my directory paths to now point inside the NVIDIA_SHIELD folder. When I try to load/save game using the PPSSPP retroarch core, none of the text shows up. This folder is also important for other cores as well.
Putting your PPSSPP folder (or even better your whole Retroarch folder) in there will definitely allow you to save games on your external with no problems as it will now have write access. Nvidia made it so that that folder is the only folder and place that has read and write access, any other place or folder on an external connected to a Shield will just have read access. I tried to place that folder in my external hard drive and the folders simply would not write saves to it but the moment I put it in my System folder in the root of my Shield TV everything worked.Įdit: Updated the folders to the version from 1.4.2Īlso I just found out that all Shield TV users with external hard drives attached, a folder gets created in the root called “NVIDIA_SHIELD”. Assuming you use Android be sure to place the folder into your internal card. Thanks to ambientmystic, Stuart444, and Seik for their contributions to my uncreative OT.Here you go. Going to link to the images so you all don't have to reload massive pictures. Some images from Seik (hope you don't mind I'm stealing your pics lol) PPSSPP Gold if you want to support the developer PPSSPP Gold for Windows via Paypal (a donation essentially)
There are also builds for iOS, Blackberry 10, Mac, Linux and more, but these are more complicated to install. Works even on mobile devices, namely Androids. They've even managed to develop their own atrac+ decoder which is required for a lot of sounds, especially in cutscenes. RetroArch 1.9.13 (Git 771585f95d) PPSSPP v1.12.3-80-g59f3d46 I started with a fresh install of the steam version of ReroArch and was able to isolate the cause to running overlays while running the PPSSPP core. There are dedicated developers behind it constantly pumping out updates and fixes for it. (For a point of reference, I have a laptop 2.1ghz dual core, ATI Radeon Mobility 4250 HD, 3gb RAM, and it runs pretty smooth with some random slow downs. This means it can run on a much larger variety of specs smoothly even with a lower end PC. PPSSPP is an up and coming PSP emulator that has been created from the ground up using C++ (where as JPCSP uses Java). Current Version: 1.3 (as of September 17, 2016)
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