[Heat]

Oh sorry, was just giving it a try late at night so I didnt stay for long. Anyway, let me give you a link to the debug logs.

Nes debug log: http://xbmclogs.com/p0lobwsfi

The order of the emulator I used was: bnes,fceumm,quicknes, and nestopia. Noticed that bnes now doesn't have that purple double image, one time error I think? Still missing the audio though, and quickness has distorted audio.

Tried today the pc engine emulator, the first time I tried it with a zipped file, made it to the map screen in bomberman and it crashed kodi. I tried it unzipped, but when I select the game it crashed kodi. Now I only make it to selecting the game before it crashes the program. If I understood what garbear said correctly it seems this core supports VFS, so the table might be a little outdated on that info.

Anyway, here's the pc engine log: http://xbmclogs.com/pjvgcyu5h

And, here is the debug log of the snes: http://xbmclogs.com/pibwotqef

As for Sega Genesis Heat did you unzip the files? .gen works fine for me... minus the Controller option (which I know is a work in progress) I think you can use the default controller option to get it to work though

Ah didn't know that, yeah unzipped it and it worked, thanks Megatron. And yeah, the default controls seems to work here.

Garbear, could it be possible so that if kodi detects a controller that is xinput (e.g 360 pad) it will have some default mappings to the emulators? Kinda like Retroarch does, every core is mapped automatically. If the person doesn't like the default mappings, they could make the appropriate changes on the input menu. Its more on cutting the time setting it up, really.

And how will setting up the bios be handled?