Please check FinalBurn-Neo for for basic information about controls and managing ROMs - this page is for specific information about the lr-fbneo emulator's features.
Yo tengo una duda, me descargue el retropie de la pagina oficial y le he metido las roms de diferentes consolas. El problema llega con Neo Geo, los que son los juegos de NEO GEO, me los emula perfectamente con el BIOS que has dicho. Pero lo que es CPS1 y CPS2 no consigo que me funcione. Completed collection of BIOS files for RetroPie (currentlly updated for version 4.6). RetroPie's Docs says: Supported bios files for the libretro cores can be scanned using the official Bios.dat from Libretro-database. The file Bios.dat was renamed to System.dat, in which lists System, firmware, or BIOS files used by libretro. Where is the Neo Geo bios placed? What version of RetroPie are you using? What ROMset version are you using? What Folder are you placing your Neo Geo ROMs in? What Raspberry Pi are you using? Original Poster 2 points 1 year ago. In the Neogeo/ROMS folder. This collection of required and optional BIOS is almost complete to the date of the release. All files hash were verified and all cores (which need BIOS files) recognize them. Below you will see what is missing in this pack. Copy the contents on your Retroarch System Folder. (Last Update: ).
lr-fbneo is a popular choice for the Raspberry Pi 2 and up, as it supports the latest FBNeo romset (v0.2.97.44), and a broad set of features. FBNeo also should always outperform MAME in the games they both support, as it is tailored for speed, rather than accuracy. Also, it is a libretro core, so enjoys all the benefits of that: centralised controller configurations, many customisation options, netplay, shader/overlay support, etc.
System menu
By default, if you hold the Start button for a few seconds, the ROM system menu appears. Here you can set various game options, typically including 'Free Play' modes, regional settings, etc. Settings are saved in .fs files in the ROMS directory for the system in use, and are loaded automatically on next use.
Dipswitches
lr-fbneo exposes all the dipswitch options of any given game as Core Options. See Setting Core Options. The dipswitches available will vary from game-to-game.
High scores
lr-fbneo will attempt to keep a permanent record of any high scores you set, but some games will not save these by default. There is a supplementary file that is automatically installed to your Pi that will enable high score saving for more games, called hiscore.dat. This file is the same as that from http://highscore.mameworld.info/ (labeled 'old format hiscore.dat (pre mame v0174)'). It is located in:
When high scores are saved, they are kept in the current rom directory as gamename.hi files.
Arcade layouts
By default, if you hold the Start button for a few seconds, the ROM system menu appears. Here you can set various game options, typically including 'Free Play' modes, regional settings, etc. Settings are saved in .fs files in the ROMS directory for the system in use, and are loaded automatically on next use.
Dipswitches
lr-fbneo exposes all the dipswitch options of any given game as Core Options. See Setting Core Options. The dipswitches available will vary from game-to-game.
High scores
lr-fbneo will attempt to keep a permanent record of any high scores you set, but some games will not save these by default. There is a supplementary file that is automatically installed to your Pi that will enable high score saving for more games, called hiscore.dat. This file is the same as that from http://highscore.mameworld.info/ (labeled 'old format hiscore.dat (pre mame v0174)'). It is located in:
When high scores are saved, they are kept in the current rom directory as gamename.hi files.
Arcade layouts
lr-fbneo has been configured to use the SNES layout in six-button fighting games. That is:
So arcade stick should be setup accordingly.
Samples
Some sound effects in a few older (typically pre-1986) arcade games are difficult/impossible to emulate. Instead, audio clips of these effects can be downloaded and automatically played at the appropriate times. FBNeo additionally supports the use of some higher quality samples such as the CD audio rips from the console version of Donpachi. Samples are often included in a romset, or you can find some at http://www.progettosnaps.net/samples/. Place them into:
Neo Geo UNIBIOS
For Neo Geo games, you may want to use the UNIVERSE BIOS/UNIBIOS - an advanced Neo Geo bios that allows region selection, cheats, dip-switch control, and more. To active, change the Core Option for Neo Geo mode to UNIBIOS. See Setting Core Options.
Note that this will automatically use the latest version of the UNIBIOS avaialble in your neogeo.zip. If you want to select a specific version, use the BIOS Core Option, however note that this setting applies per-game, rather than system-wide, like the Neo Geo mode setting.
Use the B button to go back to the Quick Menu and select Restart Content then Resume Content. You should see the Unibios boot screen before the usual 'Max 330 Mega Pro-Gear Spec' screen.
Instructions on how to use the UNIBIOS can be found here: Neo-Geo - Bios.
Neo Geo Overclocking
The Neo Geo system infamously has several games in its library that push the system beyond its original capabilities, causing slowdowns during busy moments. Metal Slug 2 is a particularly egregious example. With lr-fbneo you can - inauthentically - reduce and sometimes avoid such situations by 'overclocking' the emulated CPU.
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Note: This may have undesired effects such as increasing the music or game speed.
Neogeo Bios For Retropie Download
Change the Core Option for CPU overclock. See Setting Core Options. By raising the number beyond 100, you increase the CPU speed.
Feature requests
Neo Geo Bios Retroarch Wii
Please use the forum for all support issues, but feature requests can be made on the GitHub page.
