libretro-super/dist/info/fceumm_libretro.info

display_name = "Nintendo - NES / Famicom (FCEUmm)"
authors = "FCEU Team|CaH4e3"
supported_extensions = "fds|nes|unif|unf"
corename = "FCEUmm"
manufacturer = "Nintendo"
categories = "Emulator"
systemname = "Nintendo Entertainment System"
systemid = "nes"
database = "Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System|Nintendo - Family Computer Disk System"
license = "GPLv2"
permissions = ""
display_version = "SVN"
supports_no_game = "false"
firmware_count = 2
firmware0_desc = "disksys.rom (Family Computer Disk System BIOS)"
firmware0_path = "disksys.rom"
firmware0_opt = "true"
firmware1_desc = "nes.pal (custom NES Palette)"
firmware1_path = "nes.pal"
firmware1_opt = "true"
notes = "(!) disksys.rom (md5): ca30b50f880eb660a320674ed365ef7a|(!) nes.pal must be located in system directory."

description = "FCEUmm libretro is based on the FCEUmm (mappers modified) fork of the FCEU emulator. It is very fast and supports many mappers, including those for weird, obscure bootleg carts. It is tightly integrated with libretro features, which makes it a good choice for users seeking advanced frontend functionality, such as runahead and rollback netplay. While most NES emulators are lightweight, FCEUmm's particularly low resource requirements make it a good option for mobile, low-power/embedded and console targets."
info: Standardize the Display Names of cores 2018-01-27 20:44:31 -05:00			`display_name = "Nintendo - NES / Famicom (FCEUmm)"`
Info file updates 2015-05-12 04:19:07 +02:00			`authors = "FCEU Team\|CaH4e3"`
add UNF to supported file extension 2017-04-30 13:34:37 +08:00			`supported_extensions = "fds\|nes\|unif\|unf"`
Moved info files over to libretro-super (directory dist/info) 2013-10-05 03:57:10 +00:00			`corename = "FCEUmm"`
			`manufacturer = "Nintendo"`
Add 'categories' to core info files 2014-12-14 19:20:54 +01:00			`categories = "Emulator"`
Moved info files over to libretro-super (directory dist/info) 2013-10-05 03:57:10 +00:00			`systemname = "Nintendo Entertainment System"`
generak: renamed rpcname to systemid 2018-08-21 09:40:30 -05:00			`systemid = "nes"`
Update Famicom Disk System to Family Computer Disk System 2017-01-07 22:57:38 -05:00			`database = "Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System\|Nintendo - Family Computer Disk System"`
Add licenses to info files 2013-10-27 00:50:17 +02:00			`license = "GPLv2"`
Add permissions to core info files 2013-12-14 19:24:27 +01:00			`permissions = ""`
(Info) Big cleanup 2015-01-25 12:16:27 +01:00			`display_version = "SVN"`
			`supports_no_game = "false"`
FCEUmm: update info Update info for external palette support. 2017-09-05 01:11:24 +08:00			`firmware_count = 2`
Update Famicom Disk System to Family Computer Disk System 2017-01-07 22:57:38 -05:00			`firmware0_desc = "disksys.rom (Family Computer Disk System BIOS)"`
Update Handy and FCEUmm info files 2014-04-22 00:54:26 +02:00			`firmware0_path = "disksys.rom"`
Mark firmware that CAN be optional under any circumstance as optional. We are taking a stricter approach to what is considered "required" firmware in that it must be 100% required for the core to function in any useful way with any content. This is so that the frontend can warn users if an (absolutely) required firmware is missing. 2019-07-31 22:16:29 -04:00			`firmware0_opt = "true"`
FCEUmm: update info Update info for external palette support. 2017-09-05 01:11:24 +08:00			`firmware1_desc = "nes.pal (custom NES Palette)"`
			`firmware1_path = "nes.pal"`
			`firmware1_opt = "true"`
			`notes = "(!) disksys.rom (md5): ca30b50f880eb660a320674ed365ef7a\|(!) nes.pal must be located in system directory."`
add descriptions to NES cores 2020-06-09 20:21:47 -05:00
			description = "FCEUmm libretro is based on the FCEUmm (mappers modified) fork of the FCEU emulator. It is very fast and supports many mappers, including those for weird, obscure bootleg carts. It is tightly integrated with libretro features, which makes it a good choice for users seeking advanced frontend functionality, such as runahead and rollback netplay. While most NES emulators are lightweight, FCEUmm's particularly low resource requirements make it a good option for mobile, low-power/embedded and console targets."