EmuDeck 2.2.12 released to fix a bunch of issues

By Liam Dawe - 11 March 2024 at 1:24 pm UTC

EmuDeck is one of the go-to solutions for emulation on Steam Deck and other systems, and the big 2.2 update recently had some issues so another update is out now with 2.2.12 to clean things up a bit.

Here's what's new:

Steam Rom Manager, we've reverted back dynamic parsers. This was causing some parsers to disappear. This will come back in the future.
Fixed an issue related to the CHD compressor in EmuDeck Compressor.
Fixed an issue with GC and 3DS folders on ESDE.
Fixed Ryujinx not creating saved games folders
Model 2, sometimes it just wont install, fixed.
Pegasus not working properly in gaming mode, fixed.
Fixed an issue related to RetroArch and its buildbot assets.
Fixed support for both new ESDE and old EmulationStation-DE launchers.

Hopefully now it will work better.

There was also an issue of downloads not being right at the 2.2 release, but that was fixed up quickly after.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Steam Deck, Apps, Emulation, Misc, Open Source

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hoek Mar 12

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Oh nice, I didn't know there was such a thing as EmuDeck. I just finished configuring it and now I have all my old PSP, PS1 and Gameboy Advance games on my Steam Deck. Nice. Are there any other interesting projects on SteamDeck that will extend its capabilities?

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