Can't locate any "NVRAM" folder for my roms saves/config files.

[KnightMD]

The steam version of the demo didn't create a "MAME" folder in my root, nor is there any other MAME folder where I can create a NVRAM folder. Has this been disabled by the devs? I need to increase the volume of some roms and without an NVRAM folder this won't work. Thanks.

[(NBK) DOOMGUY]

I also need this, did you ever find a solution?

[Vermillion]

What rom are you trying to run?

[KnightMD]

Mortal Kombat 2 and Ultimate MK 3 MAME roms.... The audio is too low on Midway roms, you have to access the roms settings on a standalone MAME, manually increase the volume, then save your changes and take that save file and place it in the NVRAM folder than New Retro Arcade is supposed to create.

[Radishking27]

I'm having the same problem. I can't seem to run Defender.

[Vermillion]

This is all going to be fixed when the next update launches. NVRAM will now save properly and games that switch resolutions will now display properly. Tekken 3 and several other games that used Playstation based hardware, along with all SEGA ST-V and MegaTech/MegaPlay games will now render properly. If you go to the NVRAM sticky, you can a few screenshots of this in the last page of the thread.

[Miss Hatsune]

Originally posted by Vermillion:

This is all going to be fixed when the next update launches. NVRAM will now save properly and games that switch resolutions will now display properly. Tekken 3 and several other games that used Playstation based hardware, along with all SEGA ST-V and MegaTech/MegaPlay games will now render properly. If you go to the NVRAM sticky, you can a few screenshots of this in the last page of the thread.

Ohhh hell yes,,,, Sega ST-V and Playstation Based Hardware plus the others now render correctly when patch is out.... Im so happy especially since tomorror i will have a GTX 1070 to replace my current GTX 770 :)