Rumble in these retro games is AMAZING and I’d like it to be a bigger feature in my builds. If they are messed up, how do I go about fixing this myself? I tried reading the documentation on code searching and it wasn’t very helpful. Are the codes just broken? How were they actually tested? If they only work with a specific ROM version, why in the world isn’t that documented anywhere? I’ve tried multiple ROM versions and regions and I’m at the end of my rope. So, really, what’s the problem here? I’m changing zero settings and one thing works while the other doesn’t. Just to make sure I wasn’t nuts, I loaded up The Legend Of Zelda again and that still works beautifully. Chrono Trigger, Mario World, Yoshi’s Island, Killer Instinct, and Donkey Kong Country share the same results. So, that works, but clean & untouched ROMs don’t?įor instance, I loaded the Super Street Fighter II codes and tested the file on all three regions with no luck.
However, to make things more confusing, it’s a rom hack with multiple patches applied (MSU-1 and Redux patches). I know the feature does indeed work as intended, as I successfully applied one to A Link To The Past. cht files are just not working in SNES9x (or any other SNES emulator I’ve tried).
#Snes9x cheats windows 10#
I’m on the latest version of RetroArch on Windows 10 and, for the life of me, I can’t figure out why the rumble.
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