Don't Forget to change your "Covers" folder location to match your preference.
When I run SD only it runs really smooth.
When i run a split setup (SD/USB) it crashes all the time.
NOTE!!!! - It is HIGHLY recommended that you keep everything on SD. Extract the roms to the "root/snes9xgx/roms" folder. Take the "snes9xgx" folder that contains the "cheats/covers/roms/saves" folders, and drag it to the root of your device (USB or SD). Take the "snes9xgx" folder from the "apps/snes9xgx" folder and drag it into your apps folder. 489 SNES Cheat Files (+111 Extra Cheats not in set) Full 2D, 3D, 2D Cartridge, 3D Cartridge, and Screenshot sets!! Everything included is properly matched, and will display a cover!! The Essentials folder contains the full pack of content, and the Standalone folder contains individual parts of the pack. Some of the emulators include Snes9x, ZSNES, Jnes, Gens. Last edit at 12:09AM by ICEing.This is a set of SNES ROMs, covers, cheats and more intended to be used on the Wii with the Snes9xGX emulator. A large number of emulators for different gaming systems use CHT files to store and load cheats. Basically all I have to do is download the codes, open them with notepad, copy them into the cheats folder in the SNES9XGX and activate the codes in the menu when I play the game? I just want confirmation as to what im doing is right so I wont screw up my Wii :) Thanks a bunchĮdited 2 time(s). Should I just copy them into my cheats folder anyway? I also went to and the codes appeared the same way. ~ metroids health ÿ ~U Health à ~U Health Ö ~ô Reserve Energy × ~ Reserve Energy xÄ ~ÿ Tanks s Å ~ÿ Tanks s ~ Always Power Jump ¨ Select start point €¯¨Ð Select start point ~ Always hyper run d PF ~I Escape Time Ì ~ Hyper Beam!! ? ~ Always hyper run d n I opened up Super Metroid for example and this is what I got. But when I did it does not look like any type of code when I glanced at it. Open them in a simple text editor (like Notepad for example)
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