Other bug fixes and performance improvements.Fixed associating common file extensions with OpenEmu.Fixed the first fullscreen animation of the popout game window after it is moved to another screen.Fixed case where duplicate save states could appear.Fixed rare issue where screenshots would be a black screen.Fixed a rare issue where games might not start due to permissions.Improved accessibility of in-game notifications and VoiceOver.Improved the codebase with huge refactoring to Swift, modernization and cleanup.Improved UI polish and HIG conformance.Improved UX for core download failures.Improved error message when a core plugin crashes.Added light gun support for PS1 and Sega Saturn.Added toolbar customization (Right click > Customize Toolbar…).Added keyboard shortcuts (⌘+/⌘–) for changing grid size.Added increase/decrease buttons to slider control.Added menu bar items and keyboard shortcuts (⌘3–6) for changing category.Added "Always float popout gameplay window on top" Gameplay Window Management option.Added "Always use popout gameplay window" as default.Note: Hold "shift" before dragging to disable snap resizing. Added "Always snap popout gameplay window to integer scale" when dragging.Note: HUD bar > cog wheel > Scale > "Fill Screen" to fill the whole screen. Added integer scaling options to the HUD bar for fullscreen popout window, by default keeping the last used integer scale.Added shader compiler optimization pass for faster performance.Added redesigned app icon ready for Big Sur.Redesigned most UI in native macOS style, replacing custom theming.Note: Native Apple Silicon support (no Rosetta 2) in a future update. Because SSF is a rather literal-minded emulator, you don’t open a ROM or anything similarly straightforward instead, choose Reset from the Hardware menu after mock-inserting (that is, pointing it toward) a CD.OpenEmu v2.3 Requires macOS 10.14.4 or above This option appears on the first tab of the Options menu (which, thankfully, is entirely in English) under ‘CD Drive’.
Download the app, unzip the package, open the program, and the first thing you’ll need to do is give the emulator a CD drive to read from. If you haven’t been scared off yet, you’ll be pleased to learn that the emulator runs out of the gate almost as simply as any other. You can download SSF from this page (click the link with the date, at the top). In the decade or so since, only one emulator, SSF, has managed to surpass this trainwreck, and most of its documentation is in Japanese. For years, the only way to accomplish it was through a butchered (and thoroughly illegal) repackaging of Sega’s own commercial emulation software, which was intended for used with a scant handful of games (and the limited scope showed).
The Sega Saturn.Sega Saturn emulation is a mess.
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