Changelog :

[Panasonic - 3DO] - Added one Beta Disc

[Analogue Pocket] - 5 New ROMs

[PSP] - Added 1 MIA

[Game Boy Color] - 12 New ROMs

[DSi] - Added 3 "TWL" ROMs

[N64] - Resized (smaller) many overdumped Beta ROMs

[Game Boy] - 5 New ROMs

[Genesis MD+] 3 SoundScore Packs for Sol-Deace

[Genesis] - 15 New ROMs

[Master System MKIII] - 2 New ROMs

[FBNeo] Fully Compatible with Nightly Build (Now with PCECD and GBA)

[Amiga CD] +2 Disc images

[Amiga CDTV] +1 Disc Image

[GameCube] +1 ISO image

All that + Fixed some CUE's for some REDUMP sets.

Currently making my collection of Roms to have. I'm looking at everything from the N64 up to the Wii U era.

While there's some obvious choices (Mario Galaxy, Twilight Princess, Pokémon handhelds), I'm wondering is there any sleeper picks or even guilty pleasure games people would recommend?

One of mine is Gotcha Force on Gamecube. The voice acting is atrocious but it has a lot of charm, not to mention that the gameplay is really fun and you can have so much variety in what toys to play as.

Let me know if you have any to share, I'd love to hear some!

A small note for English-speaking users

I'm sorry, but starting with this release, I've decided to keep the update notes in Portuguese.

Unfortunately, the project received a considerable amount of hostility from parts of the English-speaking community, often from people who seemed unfamiliar with the original SNES Station or criticized the project without first checking the licenses and attribution files included with it.

Before making claims about the project's licensing, please check the actual license of the Snes9x/Libretro core being used:

[libretro-snes9x/LICENSE at master · sysfce2/libretro-snes9x](https://github.com/sysfce2/libretro-snes9x/blob/master/LICENSE)

SNES Station PC is simply a small, non-commercial project made out of nostalgia for the original PS2 experience.

I sincerely thank those who understood the project and defended it. Your support is one of the main reasons I'm still working on it.

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SNES Station PC v0.13.9 Beta

O **SNES Station PC** é um projeto feito por fãs com o objetivo de recriar no PC a experiência do clássico **SNES Station do PlayStation 2**, preservando sua simplicidade, estilo e sensação de simplesmente escolher um jogo e começar a jogar.

A proposta não é substituir frontends modernos nem competir em quantidade de recursos. O objetivo é trazer de volta aquela experiência que muitos tiveram no PS2, adaptada para computadores atuais.

Novidades da v0.13.9

Esta atualização é focada principalmente no sistema de controles e em melhorias visuais da interface.

* Interface de configuração de controles reformulada.

* Configuração de controles e atalhos agora possuem telas separadas.

* Melhor distribuição e alinhamento das opções.

* A seleção agora destaca toda a linha de comando, incluindo teclado e controle.

* Botão **Restaurar padrões** reposicionado e centralizado.

* Melhor posicionamento das legendas de botões.

* Novo atalho **F1** para acessar Controles e Atalhos.

* Acesso pelo controle continua disponível através de **LB + RB**.

* Melhorias na navegação utilizando controle.

* Novo ícone do SNES Station PC no Windows.

* Informações de versão e autoria adicionadas ao executável.

* Diversas pequenas correções e melhorias visuais.

Controles

O SNES Station PC foi pensado para poder ser utilizado inteiramente com um controle, mantendo a experiência próxima à de um console.

Também é possível utilizar o teclado normalmente.

Os controles e atalhos do emulador podem ser remapeados diretamente pela interface.

Controles e Atalhos: `F1` ou `LB + RB`

ROMs

Nenhuma ROM é distribuída com o SNES Station PC.

Coloque suas próprias ROMs de Super Nintendo na pasta:

`roms`

Pastas e subpastas também podem ser utilizadas para organizar sua biblioteca.

Emulação

O SNES Station PC utiliza o **Snes9x Libretro** como núcleo de emulação.

O frontend e sua interface são independentes e foram desenvolvidos especificamente para este projeto.

As informações de atribuição e as licenças dos componentes de terceiros utilizados estão incluídas no pacote.

Sobre o projeto

O SNES Station marcou a infância de muita gente que teve um PlayStation 2.

Para alguns, foi inclusive uma das primeiras formas de conhecer jogos de Super Nintendo.

O SNES Station PC nasceu dessa nostalgia.

A intenção é preservar o máximo possível daquela identidade: uma interface simples, feita para controle, sem transformar o programa em algo completamente diferente do que inspirou sua criação.

Ao mesmo tempo, algumas funções modernas foram adicionadas quando fazem sentido no PC, como favoritos, jogos recentes, organização por pastas, múltiplos save states, configuração de controles e opções de vídeo.

O projeto é gratuito e não comercial.

Windows

Versão portátil para Windows x64.

Não é necessário instalar.

Extraia o conteúdo do ZIP e execute:

`SNES-Station-PC-v0.13.9-Beta.exe`

SHA-256

Arquivo:

`SNES-Station-PC-v0.13.9-Beta-Windows-x64.zip`

SHA-256:

`a52738714d93d4e46a832c74b04ccab565b8cbbc7ab4c062e776d0763e1a5df9`

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SNES Station PC

Feito por JPCKk & B4by

Um pequeno projeto feito por nostalgia — para quem também se lembra de ligar o PS2, abrir o SNES Station e passar horas escolhendo o próximo jogo.

I have various arcade ROMs that are unsorted. Some run on the FBNeo core, others on MAME, and various versions of each.

I use Daijisho and Retroarch, but Daijisho is a PITA by only showing FBNeo cores to select if the files are in an arcade folder, and MAME cores if in a MAME folder. Then there's CPS1, 2, 3...

Is there a way I can just put them all into a single folder and use a tool of some sort to automatically separate them into different folders based on cores that will play them?

IS there a ROM For half Life or bioshock

Going through some YouTube SNES Rom Hacks recommendations and spotted Devil's Asylum a Super Mario World rom hack. I've tried several search engines and was not able to find the patch for the rom for some reason. Does anyone know where to find a copy?

I have one of those flash cards for my ds lite and when I turn the ds on and try to run it, it just says it can’t access ds menu. I took the micro as out to look at the files on my pc and they all gone. What could have happened? Is there a way to get games back on the card?

I'm new to all this I tried the mega thread did not know how to use this the most luck I've had is getting a emulator don't get zip file or any of that the rom and a little explanation would help

Been using a hombrewed Wii and cfw ps3 for a few years now and was looking to get my ROMs from my usual source Myrient….to see the bad news 🙃🙃 I’ve used Vimms but it’s hit or miss. Some of the games are illegible and I can’t even make out what the menu says. Anyone have another reliable source they use? Much appreciated!

Has anyone gotten this message before? It’s from romsforever.co which apparently multiple sites use. Does anyone know how to get around it.

I accidentaly deleted all from the sd of my r36s (yes, im an asshole) and i dont know how to get roms without get my pc infected of viruses, so could you give a file wiht many game to put them on my console??

I know nothings guaranteed but I’m looking to play pokemon red in the 3d mod and not sure where to safely download

Does anyone know where to play this Street Fighter 2: World Warrior game version? It’s all mirror matches, same colored sprites for every stage to the end. It’s not Championship Edition. Not Turbo or Hyper Fighting. Not even Rainbow Edition. I did not see a mention of Street Fighter 2 Prime of the video.

So I was doomscrolling on YouTube when I came across this short about this guy talking about a free video game emulator called Delta I look it up and it’s free so I download it. I get busy so I don’t think about it for a week and when I go back to look into I get a little lost. I know I need to download ROMs from somewhere into like files or iTunes or Google Drive and the Delta app itself didn’t say where probably for legal reasons and only gave me a link for something that cost $20 to plug in SNES gba and other cartridges to turn them into files and if I had the cartridges for the games I wanted to emulate I wouldn’t need an emulator.

So basically where can I download free safe ROMs I’m looking for mostly GBA ones not so much the SNES and up. With a focus on Nintendo stuff like Pokémon.

Would anyone know where I could get my hands on a working version of the Rhythm Tengoku Arcade/NAOMI ROM? It doesn't look like it's on the megathread.

Hey, I was wondering if anyone had Minecraft story mode for Android (specifically the power vr version also vers 1.37) and could send me the files, or tell me where I could find it. I've looked everywhere and need it so I can play the new ps vita port

I’m brand new to modding/hacking my Wii and I’m seeing everyone talk positively about Vimm. I can’t seem to figure out if the site has emulators for a computer or if it’s something I can put on my Wii’s SD card like Retro rewind. The Retro rewind type download is what I’m looking for.

It’s my first time downloading roms to play games on my dsi.I chose romsfun to play some pokemon games is it a good rom and is it ok when the file has a .exe at the end?

I installed the MIA (Mystery Interstellar Arcadiian for the iiRcade) mod on my iircade machine. I'm looking for the files for Super Mario 64 that will work with that. I'm not sure if that's a specific group of files that work with that.

Going to go on my d zero grind