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Yes! Thank you so much! I tried this out and, yeah, the syscard3.pce goes into the folder with your roms and you should edit the .cue in notepad and make sure that it directs to the iso or bin file letter for letter.

So thank you, Mutex and thanks again, karloss. I had a Sega Cd and (briefly) a Turbo Duo back in the day, so it’s really cool to get to play some of these great games on my TV again.

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Now I’m kind of curious… Has anybody gotten Retropie to work with Turbo CD games? I haven’t seen proof that anybody has. If you have, what did you do?

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Sorry, it’s hard to see, but when I wrote “this page” it’s a link. Click on it and see what they say.

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sinfulangle, did you do what they say in step 3 on this page?

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initmaster, are you using bin/cue or iso/cue files? I don’t think it’ll work with files that keep the music separate in mp3 or wav files. And I moved my bin files to a new rom folder and accidentally didn’t move the cue files along and had sound problems, so make sure you have both files in the same folder. All music and sound works fine on my Sonic CD.

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Thank you! I got Sega CD to work, but the Turbo CD games just go to a black screen and then go back to emulation station (and I edited the es_systems.cfg and put the syscard3.pce in the bios folder). I just put the bin/iso/cue files in the PC Engine rom folder. What am I missing here?

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