Unfortunately, this is a problem that doesn't have an easy solution. The reason the emulator was set the way it was is because it was 100% compatible even if it removed all analog functionality. If you want all your games with analog support to work correctly, you will have to manually fix the Digital-Only games one by one.

Recommended for more powerful x86 systems. It is accurate and includes several enhanced graphical features. Not available for ARM systems (like the Raspberry Pi) due to its poor performance on ARM. ROMSThe MemCard PRO was designed and assembled by 8BitMods, and it's a brand new offering for the PlayStation 1 that solves the problem of storing your game's saves forever. You will need a keyboard to press Escape on to access the emulator's menu so that you can then configure your controller: a controller with a Home/Guide button that can be a dedicated Open Menu button is required to use this emulator with just a controller. Legend of Mana': audio out-of-sync bug during FMV sequences can also be fixed by momentarily switching the option on, then off when sound is normal. Quit MemManager and rename your new memory card from .mcr to .srm. Following our example above, we'd now have a file called Diablo.srm. Copy this memory card file to your RetroPie /psx/ ROMs directory. Due to the limited power supply capabilities of the PlayStation 3 Memory Card adapter, it is unfortunately not supported.

Causes compatibility issues, so modify only for games that needs it, leave at default for most games. Did we mention there is a super-bright OLED display on MemCard PRO? The display can show you the mounted memory card, along with more information like read and write access indicators. It can also show the card's name, which you can set through the WebUI. In most cases, the 'quadratic' option should be selected. This provides effective compensation for the physical differences between real/emulated hardware, enabling smooth/precise analog input.

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Some games (like "Music 2000") can use Memory Cards as main RAM, to store data for real time processing, bypassing the 2MB RAM limit. a b c d e "Sony's PlayStation Debuts in Japan!". Electronic Gaming Monthly. No.65. Sendai Publishing. December 1994. p.70. Supports any microSD card, from 1GB to 1TB. Every GB of storage has enough space for approximately 8000 cards