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Message: [QUOTE="Sumea, post: 237964, member: 569"] As "Resident professional retroarcher" first off, yes; if your settings for saving are same, mainly using subfolders or not, and using same or similar enough cores, you should be able to just copy over "saves" folder between retroarch installations between devices. I have done "transfarring" as Kojima dreamed it between switch, 3DS, Vita and PC. Should be as easy as finding Retroarch's root folder, for PS3 it is in hdd:/APP/RETROARCH or some such. This is hard to say. PSX-Place community edition works as well as anything can for retroarch needs on PS3. [URL]https://www.psx-place.com/threads/retroarch-ce-unofficial-psx-place-community-edition.32272/[/URL] . There is shortcomings, not great 3D for great shader support, RetroArchievements worked but lag the system a lot, or can even crash or hang the system. Arcade emulation is good for neo geo and maybe CPS2 and more of a miss from there on. So, all retro stuff is OK, just there is fuzziness with 90's though PS1 and PS2 can be emulated with sony's own emulators on PS3 at least. TL;DR Being "it is as good as it can be, and it is slightly underwhelming" if you are used to PC or Switch experience, but pretty on par with rest. [/QUOTE]

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