You can put the Japanese Retro Freak cheats in there if you'd like. PC Engine cheats are not included in the Retron 5 since it does not support that system. Step 3: Open the Cheats folder and rename the XML files as follows (codes-gba.xml doesn't need to change):
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Step 2: Open the zip file and extract the folder "Cheats" located in the Retron folder Step 1: Download the Retron5 cheat file from Retron 5 site Luckily the Retron5 uses the same basic cheat file structure. For those unfamiliar with the language this can be a problem. 2 (J), Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic, Meikyuu Jiin Dababa, Ai Senshi Nicol, Arumana No KisekiĬheats are available for the Retro Freak but are in Japanese. Need suggestions of what to play? Try these: Bio Miracle Bokutte Upa, Esper Dream, Super Mario Bros. Or you can set it to whatever you'd like with Hotkey Configuration. If you need to flip the side of the disk (most games require this) the default is Option+Start using the Retro Freak controller. Just select your FDS game and launch it as normal. My folder structure is set up as *examplegamerom.fdsįDS games will show up in the Famicom "folder" on the Retro Freak but in the actual games list will have the prefix instead of. Step 4: FDS roms can be placed in the same folder as NES/Famicom roms. Make sure they are unzipped and have the extension. The folder structure should look like: disksys.rom Step 2: Create a folder on micro-SD card called "BIOS" and place disksys.rom in that folder. If capital letters don't work try lower-case. Some people have had to capitalize it other systems seem to prefer lowercase. Make sure it is named "disksys.rom" and not in a zip file. I have not been able to get actual FDS connected and working to a Retro Freak so no ROM dumping and no save game transfers. It requires a BIOS to run but is fairly simple to add compatibility to the Retro Freak and have one more system emulated. The Famicom Disk System is a Japan only addon system for the Japanese Famicom.
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How to get Famicom Disk System (FDS) working Hopefully, this process will make it easier for those attempting them in the future. I just wanted to put all the info in one spot with simple step-by-step instructions. I realize most of this info is available from various sources (including these forums).
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