hello all
Not so much an important issue at all but curiousity get's the best of me and I dont mind the occasional tinker.
I was playing a pandora's box 5 at my mates yesterday and we were playing 2 player Ninja Turtles In Time. Come the neon riders stage, there is a graphic glitch and you can't see your players anymore and you just need to guess where you're fighting until you get through the stage. The following stage works great.
Youtube shows people having the identical issue on Pandora Box 2 all through to the current one. Game Elf and PC emulation does not experience the fault.
My friend done some online searching and asking around and apparently found out that Pandora uses 2 emulators. One is final burn and the other one is mame and apparently each game has a configuration file it uses to choose which emulator each game uses.
He said to me 'what if we edit the file so the game runs on the alternate emulator and see if it has a fault'.
I thought that would be a great idea to test this, but neither of us have any clue on how to do something like this. I believe the SD card has more than 1 partition and would need linux to see one of them. Even so, where to look for this setting and how to go about it is a bit confusing.
Would anyone have any idea if this idea is achievable at least to test it out?
thanks everyone
Not so much an important issue at all but curiousity get's the best of me and I dont mind the occasional tinker.
I was playing a pandora's box 5 at my mates yesterday and we were playing 2 player Ninja Turtles In Time. Come the neon riders stage, there is a graphic glitch and you can't see your players anymore and you just need to guess where you're fighting until you get through the stage. The following stage works great.
Youtube shows people having the identical issue on Pandora Box 2 all through to the current one. Game Elf and PC emulation does not experience the fault.
My friend done some online searching and asking around and apparently found out that Pandora uses 2 emulators. One is final burn and the other one is mame and apparently each game has a configuration file it uses to choose which emulator each game uses.
He said to me 'what if we edit the file so the game runs on the alternate emulator and see if it has a fault'.
I thought that would be a great idea to test this, but neither of us have any clue on how to do something like this. I believe the SD card has more than 1 partition and would need linux to see one of them. Even so, where to look for this setting and how to go about it is a bit confusing.
Would anyone have any idea if this idea is achievable at least to test it out?
thanks everyone