The SF2000 suffers from the same graphic glitches of many budget devices. A phenomena called “screen tearing”, where the device has trouble processing the graphics fast enough for the screen to display them properly. I advise that you switch comments sorting to "sort by: old", as there is a second post by me that will contain secondary (and less vital) information, as well as outdated information and other news. For example, it now contains information on a new colour version of the SF2000 being released. The image is actually displayed at half-resolution on the internal display though, 256x100, centred in the middle of the screen. The boot logo can be changed to an arbitrary 256x100 image using a web-based tool I wrote, which you can find here. Other Tools:*** WARNING: As new FW updates keep getting released, some of these tools lose functionality or stop working altogether. It is my understanding that the most recent FW featured on this post (FW 1.5) works with the disable music, as well as the boot logo changer tools. Button mapping is now already featured, so it is no longer strictly necessary - but I leave it in this list because some are still running previous FW builds by choice. I have not yet verified if the game list rebuilding tool still works, but I presume it does not.

The next sequence of bytes is the name of a .zip file in the bin folder, without any path (SF2000's firmware automatically looks for the .zip in a bin subfolder relative to where the .zfb file is stored - thanks .ericgoldstein for the testing!), e.g. gamename.zip SF2000: The name of the device; I don't believe it's actively used anywhere, please correct me if I'm wrong! Copy the UpdateFirmware folder to the root of the microSD card, so that the UpdateFirmware folder is in the same place as the bios and roms folders (i.e., you'll have an SD:/UpdateFirmware/Firmware.upk file) The first official firmware update; fixed some button mappings for Genesis, added support for 15 new languages. Also partially broke SNES compatibility - many SNES games will run very slowly on first launch, but quitting and immediately re-launching the game will have it run at normal speed (normal for the SF2000, anyway) Discord user nanchon18#2262 discovered that with Neo Geo games using the Unibios, the Unibios menu can be accessed in-game by pressing SELECT + START + up simultaneously. The Unibios allows access to features like cheats and DIP-switch settings for the game. .skp Files

Squishy" sound played when navigating horizontally through "shortcut" games on the main menu, or vertically within a system's game-list And any way to remove all of the crap roms from the systems menu and have my own roms show up under FC , SFC, etc?

And that’s why a lot of emulation enthusiasts are excited about the Data Frog… this is something you can give as a pretty cool gift to somebody.The next four bytes are a little-endian Uint32 storing the length of the zlib-compressed thumbnail data