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My Saturn BIOS files will have the proper filenames.

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Download the specially marked Saturn BIOS for Mednafen. You can download it from my emulators page. With that out of the way, let's proceed with the directions on loading Saturn games. Click the first search result, then click SHOW ALL, as shown here. To find Saturn CHD games, search Google with “ saturn chd”. Fortunately, Saturn games in CHD format have a high success rate of working with Mednafen. People often find that the Saturn ISOs available in rom sites don't work with Mednafen. Mednafen is finicky with its compatibility with Saturn ISOs. You can learn more about Mednafen's PlayStation 1 emulation in Mednafen's official page. And if you haven't already, you should read Setting up the keyboard or gamepad so you can actually play the game.

Lastly, make sure to read CD swapping for multiple-CD games.

So my directions in loading a game apply the same way:

From this point you can load the PlayStation 1 game as you would like any other ROM.

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If you don't have a program that extracts RAR or 7z files, use 7-Zip (it's free). *If your PlayStation 1 game is currently in a ZIP, 7Z, or RAR file, it must be extracted. It would look something like this (the icons would look different):

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Mednafen can only play ISOs that are in CHD, BIN/CUE, PBP, or ISO format.

Before we load your game I need to point out an important detail.

Place the BIOS file(s) in Mednafen's main directory, as shown here.

For example, if your NA BIOS is named “ SCPH-5501.BIN”, you must rename it to “ scph5501.bin”.

You must name the BIOS exactly as shown here.scph5502.bin - required for Europe-region games.

scph5501.bin - required for North America/US-region games.

scph5500.bin - required for Japan-region games.I mean, you don't need all three, you just need the BIOS for the region you want to play. Mednafen specifically requires the following BIOS files.Stick with Mednafen if you insist on using the absolute best in emulation accuracy. In my opinion, I think DuckStation is far easier to use and offers more features. It's been known to outperform Sony's official PSone emulator in accuracy tests. It's focused on accuracy, which makes it very compatible. Mednafen is respected as the #1 emulator for PlayStation 1. You can learn a little more about Mednafen's TurboGrafx-CD/PC Engine CD emulation in Mednafen's official page. If you haven't already, you should read Setting up the keyboard or gamepad so you can actually play the game.Otherwise, select the CUE sheet via File > Open.If you added the game's folder, simply double-click on the game's CUE sheet to load it.From this point you can load the TurboGrafx-CD/PC Engine CD game as you would like any other ROM.Make sure “ syscard3.pce” is present in the root of Mednaffe's folder.If you have a game(s) in ISO/MP3, I would recommend downloading the game from elsewhere to obtain it as a binary BIN/CUE, a standard BIN/CUE, or a BIN/WAV.

I need to point out that TurboGrafx-CD ISOs in ISO/MP3 format are not supported by Mednafen. You can learn about these formats in my Kega Fusion tutorial if you're curious. ROM websites distribute TurboGrafx-CD ISOs in one of four formats.

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You're going to need the BIOS files for PC Engine CD - I have them here.

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But if you prefer the old fashion method, here's how to load a game manually via the File menu: If you followed the directions above about adding a folder, then all you need to do is double-click on a game to play it.

Next, you should read Setting up the keyboard or gamepad so you can actually play the game.

To remove a folder, have the folder open that you want to remove and click File > Remove folder.

Once you have several folders added, you can swap among them by clicking on the path at the top - as shown here.

Continue the steps above to add more folders. Simply double-click on a game to load it.

You should now see your ROMs listed in Mednaffe.

Navigate to the ROM folder you want to add, then click Open as shown here.

This gives your ROMs easier access, as opposed to manually loading a single ROM every time via the File menu. Mednaffe gives you the option to load all the folders that contain your ROMs.