[Xbox Series X|S] How To Install Retroarch! Ver 2.0

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After nearly 6 months the official build of Retroarch has seen an update on the Retroarch website! This new release includes a massive amount of improvements over version 1.9.0 it’s nuts. Improved loading speeds and I/O performance are winning the day in my book, but other improvements some might enjoy is the default inclusion of cores like PCSX2 and DOSBOX Pure! Because of the updates it only seemed appropriate to update my Retroarch install video. On top of the obvious updates to the content, I took the time to add in information about expanding dev mode, turning off the explore tab in Retroarch to prevent crashes, and on how to make your Retroarch install process easier by changing a number of folders default directories eliminating practically any need for My Files Explorer. use the chapters provided to jump to the sections you need and if you have any questions hit me up in the comments!

0:00 – Purpose
0:11 – Intro
1:14 – Downloading Xbox Series X|S Dev Mode Activator
3:00 – Registering Dev Mode Account
4:37 – Add Your Xbox Console To Your Dev Mode Account
5:39 – Reboot Into Dev Mode
6:32 – Connect Your Xbox Back Onto Your Network
6:56 – Setup Remote Access Features/Dev Mode Portal
7:39 – Expanding Dev Mode Storage
9:33 – Download Xbox Version Of Retroarch
10:01 – Optional Download My Files Explorer
10:31 – Install Retroarch/My Files Explorer Onto Your Xbox
12:49 – Change Retroarch From An App To A Game
13:38 – Boot Into Retroarch
13:52 – Update Retroarch Files With The Online Updater
14:50 – Configuring Retroarch Settings
15:13 – User Interface Settings
16:23 – Video Settings
18:21 – Input Settings
18:53 – Saving The Default Retroarch Config
19:13 – Basic Setup Is Now Done!
19:36 – Leaving Dev Mode
20:16 – Advanced Retroarch/Dev Mode Setup
21:30 – Accessing Your Xbox’s Internal SSD From PC
23:09 – Adding Your Xbox Internal SSD As A Network Share
24:01 – Adding New Folders To Retroarch
26:03 – Changing Retroarch Directories To Our New Folders
28:02 – Saving Your New Default Config
28:31 – Outro/Support

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XboxSeriesX Retroarch Install Tutorial

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