d3cyph3r
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I use a no-intro set along with Simply Austin's MESS 1.59 set up and have had no issues whatsoever.
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MESS works well and you have all the shader options.
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Just now, DOS76 said:
I would just download the newest ROMs instead of an old version of an emulator that is now merged with MAME anyway but that is just me
Do they update the bios for consoles that often? I think I am still using my Intv.zip rom from 0.39...
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For arcade MAME roms, yes you will need to update for newer versions. For the topic at hand, you do not need a newer set for Intellivision. You may want to take a look at Simply Austin's MESS tutorial. He has a download of MESS 1.59 that has all the bios and configs pre all ready for you to use.
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Mine are not zipped and make sure you have grom.bin and exec.bin in the ROM folder. I think the files are .INV files if memory serves me.
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Just now, DOS76 said:
do you have to use both systems flashback controllers or does the Intellivision one work with Coleco also
They do, but I have the Flashback Coleco controller as well, so I usually just switch. I just built some shelves to stand all my controllers up and within reach
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I use standalone MESS with the Flashback controllers and Vision-daptor. Closest to the real thing I have seen. All roms work well. I do the same thing for Colecovision.
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I got a USB hub off Amazon that has on off switches. When done in Dolphin, I simply hit the switch for the Mayflash.Works like a dream and only cost $5.
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I use it with the Flashback 2014 Intv and Coleco controllers. I have just the Vision-daptor however as I do not need the keyboard for ECS, etc. It works well!
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I use the bleeding edge build with Keysticks. Still no controller support, but I had issues with Xpadder and none so far with Keysticks.
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OpenEmu is a fancy front end for Retroarch but uses a couple cores that are not RA ones. Bliss comes to mind for Intellivision.
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Mac emulation is abysmal compared to Windows so OpenEmu is a good choice for people like minimal setup... much like LaunchBox is for those that don't want to deal with HyperSpin.
No the programs are nothing alike. There are pluses and minuses for both. I can tell you I switched from a Mac based HTPC running OpenEmu to A Wintel setup mostly because of Launchbox.
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OpenEmu does have very cool controller setup with the actual controller image... wish that were possible in LB.
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The wheel is absolutely stunning! Only issue I have is that some platforms have generic names instead of wheel art. Is there a place I could put my old HS wheel art in for the missing systems?
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8.2-beta-1 Released
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I had messed up sorting on beta 7 too until I turned off the show "all" category.