SF2000 - Testing Custom Cores + Some Oddities

[@joseph.mullins]

Ah the nostalgia and many lost hours, awesome review!

[@SjslTech]

Thanks for the visit

[@fmoros]

When you swap to the Multicore , do you lose all the games that came with the original firmware? Thanks

[@SjslTech]

nah, the stock roms and saves are all intact...it just adds the ability to inject custom cores and launch as GBA roms

[@자낳괴-g5h]

How you did sf20000 new OS ?,
Please link this file.

[@SjslTech]

You can download it directly from their Git, or use the 3rd party program "Tadpole" which makes it much easier. A quick google search for "tadpole sf2000" should get you the correct file (its also on Git)

[@SafetyUggs]

The latest meteo I think will skip with the dpad. shame about the lack of mappable buttons and that diagonal tearing is a bit distracting

[@SjslTech]

Thanks, had no idea you can skip now. Will look into it

[@THE_BLACK_X]

In the latest softwareupdate you can map the buttons

[@HIdeokoima]

Try dynarec cores thats the best out now plays flawlessly the gba and tha snes too.

[@SjslTech]

i believe this was incorporated into multicores gbSP a while ago (the emu used in the video). definitely miles better than stock!