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- Remove databases with no corresponding rdb file - Fix names of incorrectly mapped database files - Change systemname "DS" to "Nintendo DS" for desmume2015_libretro and desmume_libretro
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91 lines
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# Software Information
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display_name = "Nintendo - SNES / SFC (bsnes-mercury Accuracy)"
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categories = "Emulator"
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authors = "Near|Alcaro"
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corename = "bsnes-mercury Accuracy"
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supported_extensions = "sfc|smc|bml"
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license = "GPLv3"
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permissions = ""
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display_version = "v094 (Mercury Accuracy)"
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# Hardware Information
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manufacturer = "Nintendo"
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systemname = "Super Nintendo Entertainment System"
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systemid = "super_nes"
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# BIOS / Firmware
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firmware_count = 18
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firmware0_desc = "dsp1.data.rom"
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firmware0_path = "dsp1.data.rom"
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firmware0_opt = "true"
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firmware1_desc = "dsp1.program.rom"
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firmware1_path = "dsp1.program.rom"
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firmware1_opt = "true"
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firmware2_desc = "dsp1b.data.rom"
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firmware2_path = "dsp1b.data.rom"
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firmware2_opt = "true"
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firmware3_desc = "dsp1b.program.rom"
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firmware3_path = "dsp1b.program.rom"
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firmware3_opt = "true"
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firmware4_desc = "dsp2.data.rom"
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firmware4_path = "dsp2.data.rom"
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firmware4_opt = "true"
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firmware5_desc = "dsp2.program.rom"
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firmware5_path = "dsp2.program.rom"
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firmware5_opt = "true"
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firmware6_desc = "dsp3.data.rom"
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firmware6_path = "dsp3.data.rom"
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firmware6_opt = "true"
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firmware7_desc = "dsp3.program.rom"
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firmware7_path = "dsp3.program.rom"
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firmware7_opt = "true"
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firmware8_desc = "dsp4.data.rom"
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firmware8_path = "dsp4.data.rom"
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firmware8_opt = "true"
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firmware9_desc = "dsp4.program.rom"
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firmware9_path = "dsp4.program.rom"
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firmware9_opt = "true"
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firmware10_desc = "cx4.data.rom"
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firmware10_path = "cx4.data.rom"
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firmware10_opt = "true"
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firmware11_desc = "st010.data.rom"
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firmware11_path = "st010.data.rom"
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firmware11_opt = "true"
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firmware12_desc = "st010.program.rom"
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firmware12_path = "st010.program.rom"
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firmware12_opt = "true"
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firmware13_desc = "st011.data.rom"
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firmware13_path = "st011.data.rom"
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firmware13_opt = "true"
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firmware14_desc = "st011.program.rom"
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firmware14_path = "st011.program.rom"
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firmware14_opt = "true"
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firmware15_desc = "st018.data.rom"
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firmware15_path = "st018.data.rom"
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firmware15_opt = "true"
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firmware16_desc = "st018.program.rom"
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firmware16_path = "st018.program.rom"
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firmware16_opt = "true"
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firmware17_desc = "sgb.boot.rom (SGB Boot Image)"
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firmware17_path = "sgb.boot.rom"
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firmware17_opt = "true"
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notes = "[1] bsnes-mercury Accuracy uses split ROMS for special chip games.|[*] Notable DSP1/DSP1B Games: Super Mario Kart, Pilotwings|[*] Notable DSP2 Games: Dungeon Master|[*] Notable DSP3 Games: SD Gundam GX|[*] Notable DSP4 Games: Top Gear 3000|[*] Notable Cx4 Games: Mega Man X2, Mega Man X3|[2] SGB Emulation will only work with command line."
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# Libretro Features
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savestate = "true"
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savestate_features = "serialized"
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cheats = "true"
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input_descriptors = "true"
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memory_descriptors = "true"
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libretro_saves = "true"
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core_options = "true"
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core_options_version = "1.0"
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load_subsystem = "true"
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supports_no_game = "false"
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database = "Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Nintendo - Sufami Turbo|Nintendo - Satellaview"
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hw_render = "false"
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needs_fullpath = "false"
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disk_control = "false"
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description = "bsnes Mercury Accuracy is based on version 094 of the bsnes emulator with some accuracy improvements backported from later versions. It also has some optimizations that do not reduce accuracy and some core options that can reduce accuracy (such as overclocking and HLE for the add-on chips used in many carts). It is built from the 'accuracy' profile, which includes bsnes' more-demanding dot-based PPU (as opposed to the faster scanline-precision PPU used in the 'balanced' profile), though the only commercial game that requires this level of precision is the notorious Air Strike Patrol (A.S.P.). The up-to-date bsnes core is a better choice for most users who are seeking the highest accuracy, except for those who require access to cheats and retro-achievements, for whom these older forks may be preferable."
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