There was one platformer that I could name and it's excellent, Rusty. Good cassylyvania style action and good music.
Still Touhou Mystic Square is not uploaded yet, JustLooking123 is doing an incredible job sharing every variant.
Thank you for the recommendation, I might try this out
Exactly. Though a lot of that last one were VNs. The system also has a fair amount of RPGs like Grounseed, Mime, PC98 Madou Monogatari 123, Giten Megami Tensei, Metajo, and so on. Check out Basement Brothers to find info on some of the more interesting ones.
Plenty of RPGs, strategy games like Power Dolls, but a lot of it is expressly stuff consoles wouldn't publish
If I ever figure out the mystery I'll definitely post the solution. What I figured out so far is that the system needs some type of a user disk to save to. On top of that I thought that mine was saving and it appears that it's not saving at all.
Exactly, try to download a fresh Rom and load it, you shouldn't find your progress, this is the reason I gave up on PC-98 back in 2009, I wish I knew about this early enough before I built a Rom collection and played them a bit only to realize my progress had been saved and I can't start over or be bothered to search and redownload every game again.
This is weird but I looked everywhere and can't figure out where the save folder is for Neko. I checked the time and date stamps on my rom files and no files have been touched. Retroarch save folder is empty. Yet these games both save and load. I've tested em. I know it works with dragon knight 2. I checked the BIOS folder and nothing has been changed. Save states save to the /states folder but where are the saves?I dunno about other mods but for me I probably won't be sharing much PC-98 games in general, this was an exception because it's my personal favorite.
I have this issue with PC-98 games where progress is auto-written into the Rom itself which deems my Rom collection impractical to say the least, I dunno why this is the case or how to delete my progress, I had to redownload this Rom and make sure to create a copy before testing.
I might have to look up and redownload every game in my collection at some point which is far from ideal, there is one game in particular I may wanna redownload and share here later at some point, A Hard Day's Night, because it has a Sonic cameo, I made a youtube video a while ago
You're welcome but I'm still trying to find better settings if I can. It seems like the CPU multiplier affects things more than the CPU type. I think the CPU type is just for instruction sets. It doesn't seem like Ram effects very much either maybe because those games were originally programmed to use a low amount of Ram anyway. I think the problem with the emulator is that there is no perfect setting for everything you just have to tinker around with them and make adjustments as needed.
Thank you for this! Works pretty much perfectly now.
That it is. The order is
