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  • grem75
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    Is there a reason this is disabled for the earlier Pi besides speed? I notice lr-vba-next is unplayable, but lr-mgba does alright. I use lr-gpsp for most games, but some like Pokemon Emerald and Sapphire won’t run. They run fine in standard gpsp, but I like the consistency of having all libretro cores.

    herbfargus
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    You can play some of those games with lr-gpsp, you just have to load them from the rgui rather than emulationstation- not sure why they only work from the rgui but they do.

    petrockblog
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    It is disabled as there are emulators that work at a decent speed (gpsp), and mgba doesn’t even with a big overclock.

    I’m sure if we enabled it by default, we would get more complaints for people saying it is too slow etc :)

    petrockblog
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    when we have a better way of installing optional stuff, this may change. people can choose to install what they want etc.

    grem75
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    [quote=108102]You can play some of those games with lr-gpsp, you just have to load them from the rgui rather than emulationstation- not sure why they only work from the rgui but they do.

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    That is very odd, I would think that would be a file name issue, but I went through and made sure everything had a lower case extension and no special characters. Leaf Green and Fire Red work just fine.

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