Winkawaks Arcade Simulator How LAN Battles

1. Directly enter the control panel on the top surface.

2. Select the big icon for viewing, and then click on the device and printer inside.

3. In the device we can find the handle icon, if we can't find the handle, it means that it is not connected well, and we need to wait for the installation of the driver.

4. Right-click on the controller icon, there is a Game Controller Settings option to indicate that the connection is successful, and you can test the controller button in the properties inside.

5. Then we can open the Winkawaks window and load the game first.

6. Then select Game - Redefine Keys and select the first one.

The emulator based on the 68000 chip written by the Americans, supports some games of CPS1, CPS2 and NEOGEO, and the reason for its popularity in China is mainly the perfect simulation of the KOF series, which is a simple to use and powerful PC emulator.

An arcade emulator is a program that enables a computer to run arcade games. An arcade machine is a large game machine that is placed in a public place (usually a dedicated game hall) for entertainment through a specific billing method.

An emulator is a program that emulates the functions of certain hardware in the form of software** on a specific hardware platform, or converts certain CPU instruction sets in real time to enable software developed for another hardware platform to run on this platform. The most famous and widely used arcade simulators are mame and others.

Before the Win Kawaks Arcade Emulator runs, you need to plug in the controller, and the controller recognizes and installs the driver before starting the emulator. After loading the game, select Game - Redefine Buttons - Redefine Player 1's buttons in the emulator menu bar, and you can set the gamepad keys according to the prompts. Repeat the above steps when playing doubles, selecting the button that redefines Player 2.

If you load another game, you will need to reset the keys.

Put the game into the ROM folder in the Winkawaks folder, then open Winkawaks, and load the game in the top left corner.

It's very old......The pinned post of the winkawaks bar has a full set of roms ......

1 and version 2 are under the same router.

You have to see if you belong to a network segment! Otherwise, it won't work!

Are there three folders in the roms folder: cp1, cps2, and neogeo?

It should be put away by category.

2.Because this emulator supports CPS1, CPS2, and neogeo games, you should see if the resources are these three games when you play. ** Game ROMs are generally in zip format.

If it is in RAR format, you need to extract the zip file. Then put the zip file in the roms folder of the emulator. If it is a neogeo game, there must be a file in the roms folder.

This file is the equivalent of a patch for the neogeo game, without which many games cannot be played. This file is usually included in the simulator.

3.Click 'File'--Set Path' and point the game directory to the folder where the game ROM is placed. Some versions of the roms folder also have cps1, cps2, neogeo three folders, to be placed according to the classification of the game, of course, you can also put the game rom into which file at will, as long as the path is set.

But the files must be in the same folder as the neogeo game rom.

4.After putting the game ROM away, click 'File'--Load Game', and in the game selection screen, select 'Existential', 'Show CPS1, CPS2, NeoGeo Games', and 'Hide Unnecessary Games' on the right. Then click on 'Scan for new games' and you'll see the name of the game in the list of games on the left, then double-click on the name of the game, or click on the name of the game and click 'OK' to play.

5.If your ** game is a CPS1, CPS2, or NeoGeo game, but the emulator can't read it, it may be because this version of the emulator doesn't support the game. You can also open the emulator, click 'File'--Load Game', in the game selection interface, click 'All', and then in the game's selection interface to see if there is a name of your ** game, if not, it is not supported, if there is, you have to see if your ** game rom is the main ROM.

Games generally have a main ROM and a spin-off ROM, that is, a clone ROM. Generally speaking, the clone ROM of the game can only be used if it is supported by the main ROM. Just like The King of Fighters 97 and The King of Fighters 97 Comeback, The King of Fighters 97 is the main rom, the Comeback is the clone rom, and the Comeback is supported by The King of Fighters 97. ）

...There should be settings in the ** option.,You may have selected the interlacing and other functions (it seems to be called this),Full point off should be OK..hh ..Seeking the truth ... Don't give a picture of anything.

The steps are as follows: and the tool "- Arcade.

emulator", as shown below:

<> is fine, as shown below:

Finally, if you want to run the game, just click on the winkawaks icon in the image above.