RotDS v2.13 download

[Schrodinger2]

For sure, I'll try to find out a bit more. After a little research here, it seems KMFD's mod hub is this:
https://github.com/KMFDManic/NESC-SNESC-...s/releases

And it does seem like it involves flashing the system... which you'd want to know exactly what you're doing first of course.
Here's a Youtube video that explains it I believe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMtLL2PqawU&app=desktop

It should be a real simple process I'd imagine, but flashing the system is always a bit scary lol.

Then the emulator in question the fellow says works for RotDS, Snes9x 2005, looks to be here?:
https://docs.libretro.com/library/snes9x_2005_plus/

I can't seem to find an actual download for it atm, but there must be one... Perhaps a newer version was released since then also, I'm not sure. I'll report back any more info once the fellow responds again.

I looked around a bit too, since I had no idea what the guy was talking about.  I think it is just a matter of downloading Hackchi 2 CE.  This seems to be differernt from Hackchi 2 (latest version 2.31).  Hackchi 2 can flash additional games, whereas Hackchi 2 CE can flash games and even different emulators, if I am understanding things correctly.  It seems like with different emulators, one can play Sega Genesis Games or even PS1 games on the SNES Mini.  Or they can get games or ROM Hacks that won't work to play.

Here is a link to the process in 10 easy to follow steps:

https://snesclassicmods.com/how-to-insta...ssic-mini/

I haven't tried it yet, but I think I will soon.  It is a little scary though since I have all of these Super Metroid ROM Hacks working just fine and so do the original games.  It is better to do it now rather than wait a couple of years though, since it is still reasonably easy to pick up a SNES Mini.  Just need to wade through all the cheap knockoffs.  Hackchi is also nice, since you can dump the stock kernel and if things seem to stop working altogether, then it is always possible to try to reflash the stock kernel.  This won't likely work if flashing it at some point just bricks the whole thing.  But, it is a last resort thing that may help in some situations.