trapexit

Great to hear. Congrats. Will keep an eye out for posts.

Yes. I've still not found 2.7 anywhere. It would be very much appreciated.

Thanks. No rush. I would very much appreciate it. Been looking for all the SDKs for archival purposes and to compare the features of the tooling between versions.

Could you post a rip? Interested in checking out the versions of certain tooling.

Thanks. Unfortunately, that is 3.0.

Do you have a link to 2.7? Everything I've found labeled 2.7 is 3.0.

Is SDK 2.7 available somewhere publicly? The one on Archive.org that claims to be 2.7 is actually 3.0.

The Opera emulator is very CPU heavy due to being a low level emulator. I doubt the New {2,3}DS would be able to handle it. Generally you need around RP4 or ODroid XU4 levels of performance. Few handhelds have that level of performance. I have some plans that should help performance but compatibility and features have been a priority (and I've been busy with other projects).

Primary maintainer of RetroArch's 4DO core here. While Phoenix is definitely the better emulator it's UX is... unique... and doesn't interface well or at all with 3rd party launchers. It's also closed source for those who care. For the casual user though 4DO is probably fine. It plays most of the games people are interested in well enough. I've been working on other projects the past couple months but hope to get back to 4DO soon and improving compatibility. That said if anyone is interested in helping out on the emulator or in doing some 3DO homebrew please reach out.

https://redump.orgmight be the best place. http://redump.org/discs/system/3do/ The VGPC Discord would be good too. They have been actively looking for 3DO.

Speaking of his YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/BolsEwhac/videos It takes a while to go through his playthrough videos but there's a lot of good info.

@xjas I've got the ISO still but the VGPC would be looking for a more thorough dump which would require a Plextor drive. Check the link Schrodinger provided.

Correct. The Goldstar / Sanyo version and FZ-1 require *no* soldering. The FZ-10 does. It's mentioned on the website. I bought a Sanyo model from Japan and the Goldstar/Sanyo ODE. Was cheaper than buying the ODE for my FZ-1 and ended up with 2 systems. The Goldstar / Sanyo's are easier to RGB and audio hack as well.

I wonder if VGA or HDMI might not be easier. AshEvans81 on Twitter threw together something a few weeks ago. I'm considering picking up a FPGA w/ HDMI board (maybe a Pluto-IIx XC3S200 HDMI?) to play with the idea.

Picked myself up a logic analyzer and a flight stick. Got all the raw data to emulate the flight stick and should have it and the docs updated shortly.