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@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ current source code. We provide two methods: one using *Git* and one without.
 The `Sys` folder you need is located in *Data/Sys*.
 This is the folder we will need to move/copy.
 3. *Find RetroArch's system folder path*
-If you didn't change it's default location, the `system` folder is located at the top level of your RetroArch installation folder. Whether you moved it or not, you can find the location of your 'system' folder (along with any other folders RetroArch uses) by going to Settings > Directory or by locating the *system_directory* line in the RetroArch configuration file (usually `retroarch.cfg`).
+If you didn't change it's default location, the `system` folder is located at the top level of your RetroArch installation folder. Whether you moved it or not, you can find the location of your `system` folder (along with any other folders RetroArch uses) by going to Settings > Directory or by locating the *system_directory* line in the RetroArch configuration file (usually `retroarch.cfg`).
 4. In the `RETROARCH_SYSTEM_FOLDER`, create a new folder named *dolphin-emu* and move/copy the `Sys` folder into it.
 
 When everything is set up properly, the `Sys` folder path should look something like this:
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ Frontend-level settings or features that the dolphin-libretro core respects.
 
 ## Directories
 
-In addition to the aforementioned `RETROARCH_SYSTEM_FOLDER/dolphin-emu` directory, the dolphin-libretro core also creates a folder structure similar to that used by the standalone Dolphin emulator in `RETROARCH_SAVES_FOLDER/dolphin-emu/User`. In this structure, you can access/edit most of the same functionality you would find in the standalone Dolphin emulator and can even copy some files--such as GAME.ini and save files--back and forth between the dolphin-libretro core and the standalone Dolphin emulator.
+In addition to the aforementioned `RETROARCH_SYSTEM_FOLDER/dolphin-emu` directory, the dolphin-libretro core also creates a folder structure similar to that used by the standalone Dolphin emulator in `RETROARCH_SAVES_FOLDER/dolphin-emu/User`. In this structure, you can access/edit most of the same functionality you would find in the standalone Dolphin emulator and can even copy some files--such as `GAME.ini` and save files--back and forth between the dolphin-libretro core and the standalone Dolphin emulator.
 
 ## Geometry and timing
 
@@ -130,15 +130,15 @@ In addition to the aforementioned `RETROARCH_SYSTEM_FOLDER/dolphin-emu` director
 
 ## Language
 
-When the 'Language' core option is set to automatic, the default dolphin-libretro language setting will be pulled from RetroArch's Language setting.
+When the `Language` core option is set to automatic, the default dolphin-libretro language setting will be pulled from RetroArch's Language setting.
 
 ## Internal Cheats
 
 Disabled by default. Internal cheats can be handled via the GAME.ini files, but they will not take effect unless internal cheats are enabled in the core options. While there is no automatic way to add cheats to the dolphin-libretro core, it can use a cheat file generated by the standalone Dolphin emulator using the following process:
 
 1. Open standalone Dolphin emulator and right-click your game > Properties.
-2. Look at the title bar and remember the ID of the game (for example "GFZE01" for F-Zero GX USA).
-3. Go to "Gecko Codes" tab and click "Download Codes".
+2. Look at the title bar and remember the ID of the game (for example `GFZE01` for `F-Zero GX USA`).
+3. Go to `Gecko Codes` tab and click `Download Codes`.
 4. Check the boxes for the cheats you want to use then you can close Dolphin.
 5. Navigate to `My Documents\Dolphin Emulator\GameSettings` by default for Windows (or `~/.local/share/dolphin-emu/GameSettings` for Linux).
 6. Copy the .ini file with the ID of the game and paste it in your `RETROARCH_SAVES_FOLDER/dolphin-emu/User/GameSettings` folder.