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#Mame os x save state install#
#Mame os x save state zip file#
#Mame os x save state rar#
#Mame os x save state portable#
#Mame os x save state zip#

Navigate to the folder where your ROMs are located.

When you're ready to load a game, click the File menu then Load Content.

You can use 7-Zip (it’s free) to extract them. ROM sites tend to use those formats to compress CD based games and other large games.

#Mame os x save state rar#

However, if your game is in a RAR or 7Z file then it needs to be extracted.

#Mame os x save state zip#

RetroArch can load games from their zip files.

Don't forget that first you need to download the cores for every video game system you want RetroArch to support.

However, you can also load games via the File menu and it's 1000% easier & faster. It pushes you to load a game through its main window UI. Then click the View tab then click the radio bullet for Show hidden files, folders and drives.

Click on View then Options - as shown here.

In your 'user' folder, currently “ AddData” is hidden.

Next, double-click on the folder for the user you are currently signed in as.

Click on it, then in the main panel click Users - as shown here.

In the left panel, look for Local Disc (C:).

If a folder icon isn't present, you can also do this: in the “ Type here to search” area type “ file” and you'll see a File Explorer app appear at the top of the search results - as shown here. The easiest way to open it is to click the folder icon in your home row of apps. If you just clicked Next, Next, Next during the installation, then RetroArch is in its default location in the “ AddData” folder. Simply navigate to the location you chose, look for RetroArch's folder, and inside you'll find the “ system” folder.

#Mame os x save state install#

When you installed RetroArch, did you select a different install location? (I recommended your Documents folder.) If so, then finding the “ system” folder is easy. #1 - You changed the location during installation Finding the “ system” folder is where things can get a little bit tricky depending on how computer-savvy you are. Place all of the BIOS files in RetroArch's “ system” folder.

#Mame os x save state zip file#

If you don't see the file extension, try showing them.Įxtract the BIOS file(s) from their ZIP file (except for 'neogeo.zip'). When saving, rename the “ _ip” file extension to “ zip”. Download this file by right-clicking the download link and go to Save Link As. Contains all the BIOS files listed above. Speaking of where to download BIOS files, you can grab all of them below. Make sure every BIOS is named exactly as you see it above. Depending on which website you downloaded them from, they may be named differently.

neogeo.zip - required for NeoGeo games (don't extract it!).

sega_101.bin - required for Japan-region games.

mpr-17933.bin - required for North America/US-region and Europe-region games.

syscard3.pce - general BIOS required for all regions.

bios_CD_E.bin - required for Europe-region games.

bios_CD_U.bin - required for North America/US-region games.

bios_CD_J.bin - required for Japan-region games.

scph5502.bin & scph5552.bin - required for Europe-region games.

scph5501.bin - required for North America/US-region games.

scph5500.bin - required for Japan-region games.

For example, if you only intend to play US games, you only need the US region BIOS. The following video game systems require these BIOS files in order for games to work. If you're not sure if you have 64-bit or 32-bit Windows, here's how you can check:

#Mame os x save state portable#

The portable version is 'installed' as soon as you unzip it from its zip file. The Download (the portable version) doesn't have an install wizard. I recommend the Installer I cover the Installer in the installation directions further down. They stopped making 32-bit computers around 2017, so chances are you're most likely using a 64-bit computer.Īs for “ Installer” vs “ Download”, that's if you want the install wizard or the portable version. If you have 64-bit Windows, you need to download the 64-bit version of RetroArch. 64-bit is newer and faster, and 32-bit is older and slower. In short: these are types of Windows systems. So what are these and which version do you download? First, I'll start with 64-bit vs 32-bit. If it doesn't detect your OS or doesn't properly detect your device (maybe you're using a private browser?), scroll down on the Downloads page and look for the Windows category where you'll see four versions : When you go to download RetroArch from, the website should detect your OS and present you with an easy download button.