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RETROARCH FOR RETARDS (1.7.0)
-Download latest stable release for your OS (https://buildbot.libretro.com/stable/)
-Extract the folder wherever you intend on keeping it (like c:\retroarch)
-Plug in a gamepad (preferably one with xinput support) for easier UI navigation. A (X for PS) = forward, B (O for PS) = back, dpad or analog stick for up/down/left/right.
-Press Right once to navigate to the settings tab and navigate to the video tab
-Enable 'start in fullscreen mode', Disable 'windowed fullscreen mode', 'crop overscan', and 'bilinear filter'
-(Advanced) If your CPU scores beyond a 2000 (for gen1-4 systems) or 2300 (for gen5+ systems) here https://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html enable 'hard gpu sync'.
-Back out to the settings tab and navigate to the input tab.
-Set analog stick deadzone to 0.300.
-Navigate to 'input hotkey binds' and learn the hotkeys, or bind your own. You should probably unbind (press B or O on your gamepad) 'quit retroarch' since it usually won't save any changes you made if you exit that way.
-Back out to the main menu, open 'online updater', 'core updater', and download the cores you're interested in. 'Beetle PSX (non HW), mGBA, Nestopia UE, Snes9x, GenesisPlusGX, Gambatte' all recommended.
-Back out to the main menu again, 'configurations', 'save current configuration', back out the main menu and 'quit retroarch'
-Start it up again and ensure all of your settings saved.
-Move left once on the main menu to navigate to the playlist importer.
-Point it towards your rom folder(s) and scan your roms. If you're using bad dumps like a retard, it won't scan them. Download Redump/No-Intro dumps next time and read the fucking wiki.
-If you have good dumps, it will have created playlist tabs for each console.
-Navigate back to the settings tab, enter the 'playlist' options section, and set the proper emulator for each playlist.
-Main menu once more, 'configurations', 'save current configuration', back out the main menu and 'quit retroarch'
-Start it up one last time, and if everything saved, you're done. Pick a game from your playlist, fire it up, and away you go.
-Pressing the Xbox/Playstation button (or F1) once you've loaded a game will bring up the quick menu. You can apply shaders, or mess with the core config or controls.