If you hacked your SNES Classic Mini and added more SNES games to it, you may have noticed that some of the games do not run correctly or at all. Some games may crash, have graphical glitches, or sound issues. RetroArch fixes this problem and will run all SNES ROMs correctly. This tutorial will show you how setup hakchi2 to run problematic SNES games through RetroArch on the SNES Classic Mini.
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Here is a list of games that work and do not work on the SNES Classic with the default emulator (Canoe).
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This tutorial is the same and works for both the SNES Classic Mini and NES Classic Mini.
Before we get started, you will need to install RetroArch on your SNES Classic (if you haven't, read our tutorial here). Make sure you have installed the 'retroarch' and 'snes9x2010' modules.
1. Run hakchi2 CE, right-click the game, and hit Select emulation core..
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2. Highlight the game name, select Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System for the System, and select Snes9x 2010 for the Core. Press Apply and then Close. This will run the game through RetroArch. Ducktales remastered game cheats.
3. Now press Synchronize selected games with NES/SNES Mini.
If you have any questions please let us know in the comments field.
- RetroArch features a built-in cheat engine to create cheats by editing numerical values in the game’s memory. There is also a large database of preset game-specific cheat codes that can be downloaded in the app. In the RetroArch menu, go to the first tab Main Menu and scroll down to Online Updater - Update Cheats.
- Open the RGUI with Hotkey combination Hotkey+X Choose Quick Menu Cheats Load Cheat File Navigate to your game title and select it Then navigate to the cheat you want to enable and press left or right to toggle it on/off.
- Another complication with scanning for PS1 games is that you need to have a “cue” file along with the main image file (BIN or ISO) for Retroarch to scan it. It’s not too hard to create these ( you can use this online tool ): just create the cue file in Notepad, give it the same name as the main file (but with “.cue” at the end), then.
- RetroArch, free download. Frontend emulator software for Windows: Frontend for classic gaming like emulators or old PC games. Includes tests and PC download for Windows 32 and 64-bit systems completely free-of-charge.