LibRetro: RetroArch's PS1 Experience on Nintendo New 3DS

At Libretro, we want RetroArch to have the best experience on every platform it runs on. We want it to be the best when we run it using all the possibilities provided by the hardware and software. The Nintendo 3DS is a great little portable RetroArch machine. Especially for classic systems: it has all the buttons you need, and the screen is sharp and pixel-perfect. We’re happy to share a few improvements to RetroArch 3DS that make it even better. PCSX ReARMed has graphics and sound plugins, and some plugins are better suited for certain systems than others. Until now, the 3DS has used the P.E.Op.S. graphics plugin, which is reasonably accurate, but slow. We have just changed the 3DS builds to use PCSX4ALL’s Unai renderer, which is less accurate, but much faster. In many games, 10-20fps faster! CHD is a compression format that works great for disc images, losslessly shrinking CD-sized games into something more manageable. Support for CHDs was added to PCSX ReARMed by [fulfilling a bounty] earlier this year, but that support didn’t carry over into the 3DS version.

Now, CHD support has been enabled on PCSX ReARMed on 3DS. This means you can share the same images between RetroArch versions, the images will take up less speed on your SD card, and they will load (and run!) significantly faster than .bin/.cue files. This greatly reduces framerate dips, especially during FMVs and loading zones.

When you combine the faster renderer with CHD support, a lot of great PlayStation games run at full-speed on the New Nintendo 3DS! Try it out today: the updated core is currently available in the latest nightly versions, and will ship with the next RetroArch release.

00:00 Intro
00:11 Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere Direct Audio with AppenDisc
01:10 The Simpsons Wrestling
02:04 OPTION Tuning Car Battle Spec-R
03:16 Break Point
04:18 Alien: Resurrection
05:05 Outro

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[shawnm]

this gets better every year, maby next year i can play tony hawk without the sound getting fucked up

[elmasterz]

uffff i can't wait for the next relase ... i still want top lay bloody roar 2 without problems :')

[letraschinasxD]

Cool now i can pretend rockman dash 3 exist

[Jucelegario]

I don't think is possible but can you make this games run in 3D to use the 3D screen?

[Now_Roxas]

Idk if you reply but if you do, can I use the 3ds to stream say GBA games to youtube or twitch

[Animeloversonicfan]

i cant set the clock speed or the render type... WTH!!

[Caolan]

I was thinking about doing this and how Impressive It was then I realised that the PSP could run PS1 games In 2005 and It's really not that impressive, still If you are a fan of clamshell designs and final fantasy 7 or metal gear solid 1, go for It

[_Zoola]

how to download pcsx2 core in ps3 retroARCH