PascalP
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Good to know, thanks DS. File's there (along with other 3 files for the slots) but the cart is still always loading default preferences.They are all saved in the file called BUFF in the microSD
Why? Why is it ridiculous to request some customization features?Obviously, many who own this cart would like to customize it to be PERFECT to their PERSONAL wants, but I find these "requests" to be ridiculous. We should be grateful for another quality product and look forward to firmware updates which I'm sure won't disappoint. PATIENCE.
Depends. If I found out that my new car has two gas pedals but no break I would ask for some other options.Because, it's a product that's been provided well within the specs that Darksoft originally gave and ultimately that's all any of us paid for. He didn't say "by the way, hit me up after you get it and tell me exactly how each of you want it and I'll customise it for you with your basic options".
It's no different than buying a $30,000 car or $2,000 fridge. Do you contact them on their forum and ask them for some basic options or customisation. Nope.
Well, thats what options are for. If you like it thats fine. But having another option for people who dont find this intuitive or practical at all would be nice. For me having in game buttoncombos is the antithesis of arcade gaming. Having them as options is always nice but having them forced on you is something I dont like. Maybe its just me. And maybe Darksoft just says "F*** you I dont care!". But maybe others would be glad to have those options too. Maybe Darksoft simply didnt think of it. Devs tend to develop tunnel vision with projects. It happens. I know that myself.To reiterate, I'm not saying it's wrong, I (personally) just find it ridiculous the entitlement that people seem to have in this hobby and even in the world these days. More thanks, less requests and demands is how I see it. But hey, do however you feel. I'm sure Darksoft is listening to all the requests and will make amends to the firmware accordingly.
The advantages of the slot system are for people like myself who want to play a few games in a sitting being able to program them in and then hop between them. I really dig this feature and also the simplicity of it all and it really saves a lot of time in the long run programming game after game after game. Cheers.
I agree with this, bugs should be priority, however I am asking again: can the cart *PLEASE* not use the backup memory to save its settings? my reasoning is that the games' settings themselves (dip switches) seem to be saved on the cart, makes sense the cart itself to do the same. Also, it would not need having a battery working (yes, my MVS has a dead battery, but since the neosd+unibios do not require it, and those work fine without it, saving scores and whatnot, I'd like this cart to be the same). Also, I highly dislike the menu with the music, which this cart always plays since it can't save the settings. Even after a reboot, which surprised me.Many possibilities are there and time will say. Look at CPS2 and how many improvements have been released over time. Bugs have priority over extra features though.
Now that you mention it, I agree that's probably what is going on, however I thought the cart "read" the current region from the BIOS. No clue how, but if you can set the region to whatever you want, I guess you can read what somebody set it to before and display that? just a thought.I am pretty sure you can set the region on the cart, but since you don't have a battery, it must keep defaulting back to USA.
This was put to the community very early on after Darksoft announced his intention to make the multi cart and overwhelmingly people wanted an on screen menu.I do wish the cart came with an LCD box like the CPS2 did, set the game in there and close the coin door, no one is the wiser![]()
If I would be a cynic I would say this is again proof that democracy doesn't work.This was put to the community very early on after Darksoft announced his intention to make the multi cart and overwhelmingly people wanted an on screen menu.I do wish the cart came with an LCD box like the CPS2 did, set the game in there and close the coin door, no one is the wiser![]()
This seemed to be primarily due to cMVS and AES systems where having the seperate screen and associated cable is a big hindrance and not a clean solution. Also given the number of games on the system it would take a long time to find the specific title you might want.
The community was also asked about the 3 games on cart system and again overwhelmingly people wanted the 3 games at once solution.
My understanding is quite a bit of extra development work went into making this happen and the community was even asked which type of memory they preferred/how they wanted the multiple games loaded system to function.