As someone new to this, I would have loved to find a guide that was outlined like this. First, how to download and install retroarch on the PS3. This was one of the most difficult things for me trying to figure out how to use the buildbot on the libretro site only to find out that the PS3 version of retroarch isn't there.
The retroarch website links you to a site called xbins. However, all I see there are old versions of retroarch. So as you can see, before we even get into starting Retroarch, there are a lot of issues I had just finding how to get it onto my PS3. It is nice how on some forums they link you to a mega site that has the file you need, but I think it's important to know where the official place is to download the PS3 version of Retroarch.
Now with that out of the way, the next thing that should be discussed is folder structure. Now that we installed Retroarch onto our PS3, where exactly did it go. What are the different folders for?
When you go into Retroarch and look at the Directory settings, you can see that some paths are fully set. What does default mean? Where is default? I haven't had time to test this yet but I believe that default doesn't actually exist and if you want to use the folders they mention like Thumbnails for example you have to manually create the folder and point it to the full path. I think this because when trying to use the online updater to download thumbnails, it appears that it downloads the zip but never extracts it.
As I said, I just recently noticed this issue and haven't had time to test out my theory. But it would be a good thing to know if we need to manually create folders and paths to get everything working as it should.
Speaking of directories, the next thing is where exactly do I put my Roms. Now I understand that I can create a folder with roms anywhere and manually point retroarch to it.
However, for those who want their roms to show up in Multiman or Webman there is a specific place those roms need to be. Even if someone never does plan to launch their roms through Multiman or Webman, having a guide that standardizes the rom path for all users regardless of how they plan on using them would be helpful if they ever change their mind down the road.
This way they won't have to undo any of the work they already did. There it told me exactly where the folders needed to be and what the folders needed to be named in order to get it to work with Webman Mod however I think their wonderswan folder is mispelled. Again, haven't had time to test it yet. Now after discussing all of this and getting all of these things I talked about before set up, I think it is a good time to start talking about the cores.
First, I think it's important to mention that the cores that are there when you installed Retroarch are fixed to that version.
Meaning unlike the PC version and possibly other versions of Retroarch, you cannot use the online updater to download more or updated cores. Next, don't talk about the cores individually, but name a system and all the cores that support that system and the pros and cons for each core.
From what I've seen online, Nestopia is usually the core everyone chooses. Anyway, I think I'm going to stop here. I didn't actually mean to write this much but I know I can keep going. I have just been banging my head against a wall for a long time and have a lot of "lessons learned" the hard way that I'd like to share to help others avoid the headaches I faced. Hopefully you found this helpful or at the very least got an inside look into the mind of a newbie trying this all out for the first time and are able to adjust your guide accordingly.
Not saying at all that what you have so far is wrong. You were just saying that you wanted help and people's input and this is mine. If interested, I wouldn't mind helping you further if you want more of my input. Just let me know and if interested we can try and talk more privately or help each other work through getting our PS3 retroarch setup as perfect as it can be and writing about it so other can learn.
Last edited: Apr 9, Clutz , Apr 9, Xx11xx22xX and Clutz like this. Updated FAQ 1st post with a few things thanks to your post of your experience's. Clutz likes this. Fearfr3 , Apr 9, Fearfr3 , Apr 10, Clutz , Apr 10, DeViL likes this. Idk im no dev just saying they are working on it and it won't be long Till it's all pretty pre configured.
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