Amstrad CPC
Amstrad
Computer - Lifespan: 1984 - 1990
Information
Emulators
libretro: cap32
libretro: crocods
capriceforever
Games Location
📁 roms \ 📂 amstradcpc
File extensions
.dsk .sna .tap .cdt .voc .m3u .zip .7z
System Features
lr-cap32: YES lr-crocods: NO capriceforever: NO
lr-cap32: YES lr-crocods: YES capriceforever: NO
lr-cap32: YES lr-crocods:YES capriceforever: YES
Features
YES
YES
BIOS
No BIOS files required for Amstrad CPC.
Controls
Cap32 & crocods cores allow you to choose between the following controller types:
JOYSTICK
KEYBOARD (Consider enabling Game Focus feature for keyboard games)
LIGHTGUN (cap32 only)
START
RETURN
SELECT
SPARE
D-PAD
D-PAD
Left analog stick
D-PAD
Right analog stick
Fire 2
Fire 1
L1
cap32: CTRL
R1
cap32: INTRO
L2
cap32: F1
R2
cap32: F2
L3
R3
Visual keyboard
cap32 : Press START + to display the visual keyboard while running the game.
Specific system information
Force Cap32 core to use a specific command line when running a game
Cap32 libretro core offers an "autorun" fonctionnality that would automatically type the command line to execute the game in the Amstrad BIOS. However, in some cases for .dsk files, the command line might be incorrect.
To solve this issue, it is possible to use a .m3u file to force a different command line, proceed as follows:
Create a .m3u file with any text editor and specify: - the command line to be executed - the filename of your game
Exemple:
#COMMAND:RUN"COMMANDO.BIN
Commando (Europe).dsk
With this file, RetroBat will inform the emulator to run the "Commando (Europe).dsk" file and to write the command line RUN"COMMANDO.BIN
Once the .m3u is created, you can run it from within RetroBat with the Cap32 core.
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