Jessica

Now you have the retroarch cores in both the retroarch folder and the launchbox folder. I don't want to have the same duplicate cores on the phone. Is there a way to disable this no sense option?

Duckstation correctly supports the frontends. am start -n com.github.stenzek.duckstation/.EmulationActivity -e bootPath "uri file" The Launchbox teams is stubborn in not wanting to implement scoped storage correctly. Are you waiting for Duckstation or Google to put back the old file management without scoped? It seems a bit pretentious to me. So if you don't have a phone older than 4 years with Android 10 or lower you can't use Duckstation and half of the other emulators. I understand that it takes time and creates problems to implement scoped storage, but now everyone has adapted, months and months have passed. I paid $40 for an app that half works with thousand bugs and I don't use it anymore. Frontends like Daijisho are free, often open source and compatible with almost all emulators, including Duckstation which works perfectly. Such a price seems a bit like a scam to me considering the level and slow development of this app.

Duckstation still doesn't work with launchbox, works fine with all other frontends.

- duckstation doesn't work - citra-nightly added the ability to launch games externally a few months ago, it works with all other launchers - the option to add a custom emulator is unclear and does not take all the parameters. For example trying to add retroarch's scummvm core: Name: com.retroarch Activity name: com.retroarch.browser.retroactivity.RetroActivityFuture Path Key: -e LIBRETRO /data/data/com.retroarch/cores/scummvm_libretro_android.so -e CONFIGFILE /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.retroarch/files/retroarch.cfg -e ROM It doesn't work, it launches retroarch, but doesn't load the rom, the config and the game