#Retroarch android roms psp#

Are the roms on the micro sd card? If so how do i see them as when i put the mircro sd card in the macbook it just has the 'Boot' so i cant see teh folders?Ģ. So i have reached a brick wall hence this post.ġ.

Unless your Android device comes with network share mounting function, like Shield TV, youll need rooting and 3rd-party library to mount network share to a local folder (e.g., '/storage/sharefolder'). the macbook recognised the PI as it says Retropie but when I go into it on my macbook the folders which are supposed to contain the ROMS are empty. RetroArch on Android cant see SMB or NAS folders because it doesnt have any built-in support for network share access. So having read various pages online, I then hooked up the PI to the my macbook using an ethernet cable. However, the micro sd card shows up as 'Boot' and there no ROM folders on it.

So i took I initially took the micro sd card out of the pi and put in it the USB slot in my macbook. RetroArch Android is a very special emulator that, instead of focusing on a single console, such as Playstation or SuperNintendo, attempts to include all kinds of consoles and games, thus being able to emulate thousands of game titles to perfection. So a few years ago I bought a Raspbrry Pi which was enclosed in the shell of an old Super Nintendo console.īascially, the person who sold me it set the Pi up as a retro games console with the Pi running retroarch/retropie (hope I have got this right?!).Īnyway, i would like to copy the ROM folders off the PI/micro sd card.

#Retroarch android roms psp#

Like how it was done with emulators on PSP back in the day. I hope someone can help me with this problem! and many thanks in advance for any help given! All I want is a way to play roms from a controller from Steam, with minimal UI in the way.