PS3 RetroArch PS3: (Nightly 2016/10/06) - Adds New Cores, Netplay and other fixes

Developer @Ezio who has been playing a large part in helping maintain the PS3 version of RetroArch lately has introduced a new nightly version of the multi-system emulator. This update contains various improvements such as huge improvements to the ProSystem (Atari7800) Core as now all commercial roms are playable, Then a couple of new cores have been introduced with 2048 (Homebrew Game) & 81 (ZX Spectrum), plus NetPlay is working and can be seen on the main menu, This update is for CFW user's CEX & DEX builds are available and also Ezio has provided ODE user's with an updated build also.

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  • New ps3 builds available (nightly 2016-10-06):

    There's a bunch of improvements than the previous build, so here it's a changelog including some of them:
    • 2 new cores available, 2048 and 81
    • per core configs aren't longer supported (removed)
    • save override game and save override core are now on the main menu
    • utf-8 support for the language
    • better cfw compatibility
    • new feature 'remove from playlist'
    • new features 'hide tabs' and 'hide advanced settings'
    • renamed some cores such as snes9x and fbalpha
    • prosystem now supports all the commercial available roms
    • fixed savestates for snes9x2010
    • added downloads folder, it includes freeware and shareware contents: cave story, doom, quake
    • experimental ps3 ode build: savestates, savefiles, playlists, configs, bios, remaps now should work
    • netplay is now on the main menu and it's working: you can play online with a friend
    • Updated assets, cores, database, info files
    • updated some translations
    If you get troubles, you could need to delete your config file.

    The update is recommended, enjoy.

    Credits:

    • Libretro developers team
    • Libretro and RetroArch contributors
    • Emu developers behind the cores

Downloads:

 
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Thanks a lot @Ezio, but



is a deal breaker. Gonna stay on the previous version

There's "Save Core Overrides" and "Save Game Overrides" in the main menu in replacement of per-core configs.

This choice has been done 2 months ago because per-core configs created only issues and didn't work like expected. It affects all the platforms (so vita too), not only the ps3 port.
 
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There's "Save Core Overrides" and "Save Game Overrides" in the main menu in replacement of per-core configs.

This choice has been done 2 months ago because per-core configs created only issues and didn't work like expected. It affects all the platforms (so vita too), not only the ps3 port.
What does this mean? Like core-specific controller mappings, rewind settings, and other settings are removed? Also, will this update break all previous save states?

Also huge thanks, man! I love seeing new updates on core apps, thanks for contributing :)
 
What does this mean? Like core-specific controller mappings, rewind settings, and other settings are removed?

For example controller mappings are now saved using 'Save Core Overrides' in replacement of per core configs.

Also, will this update break all previous save states?

No idea if it breaks previous saved mapping configs, it could be. Previous savestates and savefiles instead should work fine.
 
For example controller mappings are now saved using 'Save Core Overrides' in replacement of per core configs.



No idea if it breaks previous saved mapping configs, it could be. Previous savestates and savefiles instead should work fine.
Gotcha. Thanks for the reply! I'll give it a spin tonight :)
 
Can I have both the old v1.0.2 retroarch installed AND this one too? Since they're different apps anyways and you can only run one at a time I figure you can but I want to make sure they're are no conflicts .

I want to try it out....but honestly the old one works just fine with snes, genesis, sega cd, nes...etc..so what real advantages are there in this one over the old 1.0.2 one aside from being prettier and the gui?
 
Can I have both the old v1.0.2 retroarch installed AND this one too? Since they're different apps anyways and you can only run one at a time I figure you can but I want to make sure they're are no conflicts .

I want to try it out....but honestly the old one works just fine with snes, genesis, sega cd, nes...etc..so what real advantages are there in this one over the old 1.0.2 one aside from being prettier and the gui?
No as they have the same title ID is short answer. But there is a possibility you can change the ID of one installation to have them both
 

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