Some games work well with it because they update at the very edge of the drawing plane, and some others don’t because they update at the very edge of the screen. It’s gonna sound stupid to say it this simply, but it really is this simple: I set the max resolution of the emulator to be wider (for 16:9, that’s an additional 10 8px wide columns) and shifted the horizontal scroll over by half of that to center it. I did reach out to heyjoeway to ask him how he did it and this is what he had to say Here's some Megamix in action! /1ECie2tTt2
Because with games like Tanglewood, you can see the tiles get drawn in at the sides of the screen when you move.īut the creator has made a patcher utility for Sonic 1 and ROM hacks of Sonic 1 which you can find in the tweet below. It’s really cool to see, but in order to get the most out of it, you would need to patch each game individually. if you wanna check it out yourself, you can find a link to the instructions here.
Īnd then the libretro team added this fork to their build bot so you can now get this fork from the RetroArch front end. You can either load it from the file menu or put it wherever your supposed to put cores (idk where that is). Heyjoeway noticed the tweet and decided to expand on the idea and work on the emulator, where he decided to fork the retroarch version of Gen Plus GX.Īlright, for those who want to start testing things, I've put up a test Windows (圆4) build of the core. This is Sonic 2 Community's Cut with the rom changed to whatever Sega Genesis game you want and patch.isp deleted, and the emulator WILL outpit it at 16:9 this is your work, and I love it /vTSZpf179J But then a few days ago a user on twitter discovered that it was possible to load any ROM into the modified emulator and play them in widescreen. The project was shortly canceled because the decompilation of the mobile ports got released the day after S2 CC came out. This modded version of the emulator started off as the backbone to Sonic 2 Community’s Cut, which was intended to be an enhanced version of Sonic 2 in a similar (but very different execution) vain to Sonic 3 A.I.R (Angel Island Revisited). A Twitter user named Heyjoeway has released a modified version of the Genesis Plus GX emulator that runs games in proper 16:9 widescreen.
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