ARpiCADE 3.9 available now!
Posted: Sat Nov 02, 2019 9:00 am
ARpiCADE 3.9!
First up: No, it doesn't support RPi4. Only works on RPi2 and all variations of the Pi3. (I still may put something together for RPi4 but at this point it will not be ARpiCADE)
That said, 3.9 has new Retroarch cores for:
(lr-vice) Commodore 64 - disk, tape and cartridge
(lr-puae) Amiga 500 (possibly A1200 too but I didn't have any files to try, no CD32 support at the moment) - 'kickstart' bios files required - only disk working for now
(lr-mgba) Game Boy
(lr-mgba) Game Boy Color
(lr-mgba) Game Boy Advance
Updated to latest version of Attract-Mode (fixing the bug where something went wrong at around 30 days of continuous use)
New images for loading, splash, etc. (the old ones are included backed up if you prefer them) the new ones are vaguely NAMCO-ish in style.
Some other not exciting Linux-y bits updated. Probably some stuff I've forgotten as I worked on this on and off for almost 6 months when I could fit it in.
If none of that appeals it's pretty similar to 3.84 and you can probably skip it if you don't like playing with updates. I had to adjust the partitions a little so sticking to 3.84 leaves more free space on the SD card for games and previews etc.
Commodore and Amiga are a bit quirky to use as they're computers that would normally have had a keyboard and plausibly other accessories, you'll probably need to adjust controls on a per game basis to make some titles work with just arcade controls and I have found a couple that I couldn't map the right button to start a game. I've resisted adding computers to the mix for years because of this but they keep getting requested (and I love C64 too).
Needs at least an 8gig SD card. If you use an 8 gig card and want some more space for games delete the video previews you don't need. If you need help resizing for bigger SD cards I recommend this guide by @FrizzleFried: http://aha-forums.com/wp/2018/02/02/how ... ory-cards/
It's about 3.5GB download, that should extract to an image just under 7.5GB. Link:
https://mega.nz/#!J8VVwS5Y!SXgR-TZnePwY ... FQf3jzAWvU
Enjoy.
First up: No, it doesn't support RPi4. Only works on RPi2 and all variations of the Pi3. (I still may put something together for RPi4 but at this point it will not be ARpiCADE)
That said, 3.9 has new Retroarch cores for:
(lr-vice) Commodore 64 - disk, tape and cartridge
(lr-puae) Amiga 500 (possibly A1200 too but I didn't have any files to try, no CD32 support at the moment) - 'kickstart' bios files required - only disk working for now
(lr-mgba) Game Boy
(lr-mgba) Game Boy Color
(lr-mgba) Game Boy Advance
Updated to latest version of Attract-Mode (fixing the bug where something went wrong at around 30 days of continuous use)
New images for loading, splash, etc. (the old ones are included backed up if you prefer them) the new ones are vaguely NAMCO-ish in style.
Some other not exciting Linux-y bits updated. Probably some stuff I've forgotten as I worked on this on and off for almost 6 months when I could fit it in.
If none of that appeals it's pretty similar to 3.84 and you can probably skip it if you don't like playing with updates. I had to adjust the partitions a little so sticking to 3.84 leaves more free space on the SD card for games and previews etc.
Commodore and Amiga are a bit quirky to use as they're computers that would normally have had a keyboard and plausibly other accessories, you'll probably need to adjust controls on a per game basis to make some titles work with just arcade controls and I have found a couple that I couldn't map the right button to start a game. I've resisted adding computers to the mix for years because of this but they keep getting requested (and I love C64 too).
Needs at least an 8gig SD card. If you use an 8 gig card and want some more space for games delete the video previews you don't need. If you need help resizing for bigger SD cards I recommend this guide by @FrizzleFried: http://aha-forums.com/wp/2018/02/02/how ... ory-cards/
It's about 3.5GB download, that should extract to an image just under 7.5GB. Link:
https://mega.nz/#!J8VVwS5Y!SXgR-TZnePwY ... FQf3jzAWvU
Enjoy.