Please ask Retroarch specific questions at their forum, as the core is not an official port and is not developed by the ScummVM team

I'm not sure what you're exepecting. If it's deleted, there's nothing ScummVM can do.

Just restore your apk and savegames from your most recent backup

This is a libretro issue, other people are reportedly running into similar issues as well. You should report it to the libretro bug tracker

I wonder why people are so obsessed about FPGAs recently... Games do not "run on the FPGA". The FPGA emulates a CPU (+the rest of the system). And that is a very old CPU. So you're basically getting the same experience than running ScummVM on an Amiga 500. Which is something between "...

You should post your question in the RetroPie/EmulationStation forums, your chances of getting an answer is much higher over there.

This forum is usually only for vanilla ScummVM, not for forks of other developers.

No idea if there was any deeper thought into this, but one advantage of compiling as much as possible statically (i.e. into the EXE) is that it saves you some trampoline jumps and allows link-time optimization, which can potentially improve speed. In your case, though, I guess it would be better to ...

What do you mean? Why ScummVM comes with only 4 DLLs instead of, say, 8, 13 or 53?

Or why those 4 DLLs are there and not also included in the .exe?

You're missing the point: * portable apps don't use an installer, which is the whole point of a portable app. So there is no way to somehow set that setting * if you add such an option to an installer, you are suddenly relying on the registry (or some other system-global option store), which is also...

That's correct, the scummvm.ini file is stored in the %APPDATA% directory on Win32 or inside the user's home directory on Linux. In order to have a fully portable version, we'd have to implement something like "if there's a local scummvm.ini in the same folder as the executable, then run this,...

That's correct, the scummvm.ini file is stored in the %APPDATA% directory on Win32 or inside the user's home directory on Linux. In order to have a fully portable version, we'd have to implement something like "if there's a local scummvm.ini in the same folder as the executable, then run this,...

Sure, but ScummVM is since years not anymore a portable software per se. The Windows Installer is the official preferred method. But I definitely would also like to have the "Zipfile" version declared as fully portable. ScummVM is perfectly portable. You just need the EXE file and some DL...

the portable parameter sounds actually nice, maybe you suggest this behavior in the GitHub as enhancement . With the ini file in directory is for me actually a nice and smart idea to solve the issue we discussed. BUT the problem is, that this is not good coding style you should use for a public sof...

How about checking if an ini file exists in the current directory and launching ScummVM with that config it it is found, while falling back to the current behavior if no ini file exists? ScummVM could start in a "portable" mode with an ini in the current directory automatically, where all ...

you can launch ScummVM with scummvm.exe --config=foo.ini to use the INI file from the current directory, and then store/change all paths in that INI file to relative paths. This is a manual process (ScummVM will always write absolute paths to that file) but once you converted it, your ScummVM will b...

Oxygene2 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 20, 2018 7:10 pm Second :
I have an original French copy of Monkey Island 1 that is on a CD. It includes the CD release of the game, but doesn't include the mp3 files.

There were no MP3 files distributed with any Monkey Island game. You have to make them yourself from the audio tracks on the CD...