#Scummvm files are greyed out psp

I’m not really sure why I don’t do that now I’ve asked myself the question, but anyway…)Įven the Gameboy Advance struggles slightly in Final Fantasy I & II when I fly over the map in the airship with the audio stuttering.

#Scummvm files are greyed out psp

(The answer to emulating PSP games would probably be to just buy a PSP and use it as a retro gaming device. the same as the PocketGo 2)ĭespite being an improved processor, I had exactly the same issues with Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories on the PSP with stuttering graphics and audio, so the limit of this device is really still the PS1. Dimensions: 15.6cm width x 7.1cm height x 1.8cm depth (approx.I/O: x2 USB-C, micro sd, 3.5mm headphone jack.Speakers: Stereo (vs PocketGo 2’s mono speaker).Storage: No internal storage for games, all games are stored on the micro sd card.Processor: 1.5Ghz quad core (vs PocketGo 2’s 1Ghz dual core).Not that it makes a huge amount of difference when emulating most of these older systems, but the RG351p is more powerful than the PocketGo 2… I was getting on really well with the PocketGo 2 (aka the PlayGo), but the RG351p was getting good reviews so I decided that for under £70 it was worth trying out. My apologies for the late reply, but the tracker notifications got buried below a huge amount of spam.Another year goes by and I find myself upgrading my current hand-held retro gaming system for another, partly for slight improvements but also because the new devices are so cheap and cool looking that I have to buy them. Save a game using ScummVM's own interface. e) The save appears and clicking it should load it. See Gannet's comments for the likely reason. (I don't know what the original COMI exe does, since it doesn't work on my computer, but the latter certainly would have my preference.) e) Either the first few or the last few saves should be in view. e) Slider positions follow mouse pointer, volume changes accordingly. ? I think this should have been clear, if not from my original report (I didn't know about F5 - I always used F1, sorry about that) then from Gannet's replies. >Please tell us the exact steps required to reproduce the problem you areĮxperiencing, as well as what the expected behavior and what the actual But if I keep two copies of the save file, 'comi.c01' and 'comi.s01', then I can load and return to game. Clicking Return to Game from here will try to load 'comi.c01' and of course fail since that file doesn't exist any more. Loading this renamed file from ScummVM's menu will present me with COMI's menu.If I rename 'comi.c01' to 'comi.s01' it will then appear in ScummVM's Load menu as 'Untitled savestate' with correct thumbnail, but will not appear in COMI's Load menu.Saving with COMI's menu in any slot creates 'comi.c01' (note c instead of s), and this file will not appear in either ScummVM's or COMI's Load menu.Save files that were created with ScummVM's menu appear in COMI's Load menu with their correct names, though no thumbnails, and will load correctly.Choosing Save or Load in the COMI menu opens the page at slot 85 instead of the first slot (so you have to click a dozen times to get back to the start).I only just learnt that the original COMI menu is actually available in ScummVM now, so I tried it out and found these issues too.