For DS, the standalone melonds is much better than its retroarch counterpart, you should use that instead unless your game can be playable at slow peace. On the other hand, afaik it can't be used with forwarders to specific games, sorry.
Interesting.
However, I can't see any real advantages. This setup is way complicated vs a simple usb pendrive. Or, if you care about reliability, an endurance sdcard with an usb adapter.
Has its merits, of course.
Ironically, 2TB is plenty space for keeping every physical game plus every digital game published for a certain region (eur, usa, jap), plus updates, plus dlc. You may have to avoid the VC titles (not native) for that.
Thanks, but didn't work.
I got the joycons working by wiping the /lakka/storage subfolder, in case anyone find this useful. Of course, a new manual reconfiguration is needed.
You're mostly right, but look, a few of these emulators make great use of dsi power when available, for example wavemotion's emulators. Others are dsi specific, like scummvm.
5.0 is out now
It seems to be a bit buggy on my side, though. I can't use the joycons to navigate the retroarch menu. Sync data was properly dumped via hekate, but no luck, attached or wirelessly.
Touchscreen does work.
Latency is a known problem in GX, while RX is supposed to have better performance and lower response times, at expense of a lower compatibility. While not zero yet, RX should improve that latency.