I'm running the Retroarch version of CaPriCe32, and I'm at my wits' end trying to get it to play ESWAT. I can load the silent 64K version, but the emulator has no (working) facility to change disks, and every file I can find for it has the 128K version on a second disk which doesn't self-boot.
(I also tried tape files but had similar problems, in that it wanted the tape switched over to Side 2.)
Is there a standalone file anywhere containing the 128K version?
I tried it in RetroVirtualMachine and the game runs fine. Not that I like it though ;D
I dont know about a standalone version though. For 128k, you change the disk when you are asked.
This is from caprice32 retroarch version manual
https://docs.libretro.com/library/caprice32/
Quote from: vasilisk on 23:08, 22 September 24I tried it in RetroVirtualMachine and the game runs fine. Not that I like it though ;D
I dont know about a standalone version though. For 128k, you change the disk when you are asked.
This is from caprice32 retroarch version manual
https://docs.libretro.com/library/caprice32/
Ah! I'd wondered why the Disk Control option did nothing, will try it with the M3U file and see if that does the trick.
It worked, btw. Boy, that is one counter-intuitive disk-swap sequence.