Hacko

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Hi, just received my RG350m and being an OAP i'm having a bit of fun working out how to use it, but i'm getting there,,,,,slowly,,,got it to while away the time at my caravan, my question is this, is there a way to create a kind of favourites list of games or do i always have to scroll through the lists to get back to a game i've enjoyed previously,,,,,if i can find it again that is ???
 

ChrisM

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I don't have one of these to confirm my idea, but can you see if this offers any new options:
Whichever button you normally use to "click" on the game you want to load, if you long-press it (so hold down for a good 2 or 3 seconds), does a new menu appear?
If there isn't an option to set a favourite, but there is an option to rename it, you could try putting numbers at the beginning.

So instead of (silly example names):
Abacus Adventures
Bilbo's Big Balloon
Car Wash 2020
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Excellent Eggs
Fun Frills

You could rename them (IF this is possible) to get this order:
1 Fun Frills
2 Abacus Adventures
3 Excellent Eggs
4 Car Wash 2020
Bilbo's Big Balloon
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It still relies on alphabetical ordering, but you've inserted numbers to force certain games to be at the top. Any game you don't rename with a number at the start of the title would remain in "normal" alphabetical order, listed after your favourites (the ones with numbers added to the title).

My apologies if this is a wild goose chase and renaming can't be done.
 

Solublepeter

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Best solution we have come up with is this... For each platform, move most of the games to a sub-directory called MORE, and keep only the games you REALLY like in the original parent directory

at any point you can select More to select a new game to play if you tire of your favourites, but those favourites remain easy to locate

To explain further- your SMC folder would contain a bunch of great games, plus a subfolder called MORE containing the less-good SuperFamicom games. Your MD folder would contain a bunch of great Megadrive games, and a (different) subfolder called MORE containing your ho-hum Megadrive games etc.
 
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BenDroiX

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To add to what Solublepeter has said, you can use the built-in DinguxCmdr application to add folders and move files around natively without the need to connect the handheld to a PC.