If you open your console page and see a lot of game tiles with a '.' in them like this, odds are youre probably using a Mac. The image you just downloaded should automagically be added to the game! If there are no results, press B to go back Retroid will automatically enter the game name into the search field Long-press on any icon displaying a single letter in a colored circle For now, ignore those, and let's focus on adding the correct box art.

If you see tiles that just have a '.' in them, don't worry, I will help you fix that in the following section. SETTING BOX ART YOU WILL NEED TO BE CONNECTED TO WI-FI FOR THIS STEPĪt least some of you box art should appear automatically, otherwise you will see a tile with the first letter of your game.

** Use Duckstation if you dont want to bother with the filters, or if you have any games that are flashing wildly and look unplayable, try opening them with Duckstation, that has worked for me.įrom the console page, tap Roms at the bottom of the screenĮverytime you want to add extra games in the future, this file path should already be selected, so you will just tap 'Roms' and then 'Scan'. * Sega Genesis and Sega CD are now supported on RetroArch, so you do not need to follow the Playlist instructions in Video 2. RetroArch (PCSX ReArmed) or Duckstation** Make sure the following cores are set for each console:

From Retroid Launcher, tap ' Emulation' at the bottom of the screenĬheck each console in the order you want it to appear, pressing OK after each system and repeating process until finished.įrom this screen, tap the console you wish to edit, or select it and press A

Retroid pocket 2 best n64 emulator