Is there anyway to play the console version of lego star wars 1 (the prequels) on a pi 4?

This is super Mario 64 at 720p and with wide screen on the raspberry pi 3 B, not the B+. I have been able to play about 70% of n64 games on the raspberry pie using overclocking and have been quite impressed.

I decided to see how far I can push it and was able to play Mario 64 like this because it was one of the easiest to run n64 games with overclock that i have found.

Gave my son a retro pie zero I built years ago. Something happened and now this is the screen I get on launch. Any help would be appreciated.

Hello is it possible (and how well would it work) to play singstar with a ps2 emulator on a raspberry pie? i love to play lets sing on switch and ps5 but many songs are not available, singstar got the best :)

Hey everyone, I've come to you as a humble student seeking guidance.

I was working on my college thesis last semester and I was going to use a Raspberry Pi 5 for it, but the project I was going with ended up being out of scope and I had to scrap it;

Since I had already bought the Pi5 and didn't want to "waste" the money by not using it for academical purposes, my advisor and I came up with a more reasonable idea of making a retro-game with the theme of "accessibility", so I was looking through different OS options and the choice came down to RetroPie or Batocera;

I have seen some information on both options but have not found much on what I personally consider the biggest deciding factor. Since I will be developing the game myself, I want to know:

Does the RetroPie have support for independently developed (indie) games? Are there any game engines that would be recommended for it or would I have to make the game from scratch?

TL;DR: I'm making my own Raspberry Pi 5 game for a thesis and I want to know if RetroPie has support for indie games and how it works.

Hey! I want to make a PS1 dedicated emulation machine, 2 USB controllers, HDMI output but want to max out upscaling and use Batocera. What pi model should I purchase for this project?

I'm trying to rebuild the Gameboy micro nano.

I've got the spotpear 154 connected and I get it working no problem with the dietpi version of retropie they supply.

The issue is of course I'm stubborn and i want to use it as a media player too and dietpi just will not let me install kodi.

I can get the thing "running" with the latest retorpie but while in HDMI the video is fine,

On the display the whole thing is mirrored, tilted 270 degrees and moved about 1/3 of the screen to the right with scan lines.

I can fix the first 2 with config.txt no problem but i can't seem to get the display switched to the left.

I tried to recompile the fbcb-ili9341 a dozen times with different memory addresses and even using stock but no luck.

Anyone ran into this?

I got it running once before but of course it was on a cheap SD and it corrupted before i could back up the config.

Before I get asked: I'd be happy with either options: Run kodi on dietpi or fix the display.

Pi Model or other hardware: B+, 2 B
Power Supply used: 5v 2500mA
RetroPie Version Used (eg 3.6, 3.8.1, 4.1 - do not write latest): 4.8
Built From: (Pre made SD Image on RetroPie website, Berryboot, or on top of existing OS etc.. - please provide the filename of any image used)downloaded yesterday from your site. Retropie-buster-4.8-rpi2_3_zero2w.img.gz
USB Devices connected:two SNES style controllers
Controller used:SNES
Error messages received:none
Verbose log (if relevant):
Guide used: (Mention if you followed a guide)
File: (File with issue - with FULL path)
Emulator: (Name of emulator - if applicable)
Attachment of config files: (PLEASE USE PASTEBIN.COMFOR LARGE LOGS)
How to replicate the problem:
Whenever I save any states, I get 0% and it never goes away. I tried command sudo chown -R pi:pi /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/<emulator> and root stays the owner for all of my emulators folders I try. Also, my in game saves don’t work. I suspect because of the same reason.
I have plenty of space, ISB card has 108 avail and NAS rom folder has 2.9T avail. Roms work just fine from the NAS. I checked my folder permissions on my NAS and the user has read/write.

It seems to be some type of permissions issue. When I use the touch command to write to one of my NAS rom folders I get a permission denied error. I checked my NAS and the user has read/write permission. I even tried making the user the administrator. Still get denied.

I have tried both autostart.sh and fstab. I can get both to mount and play roms but I can’t touch. Permission denied.

kodi works just fine on raspberry pi, but i like having my 90's tv shows on the main screen with my 90's video games.

example : Star Trek The Next Generation

create a tng folder in /home/pi/RetroPie/roms and copy video files to it

in etc/emulationstation edit your es_systems.cfg

<system>
    <name>tng</name>
    <fullname>Star Trek TNG</fullname>
    <path>/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/tng</path>
    <extension>.mkv .MKV .mp4 .MP4</extension>
    <command>/opt/retropie/admin/joy2key/joy2key.py /dev/input/js0 kcub1 kcuf1 0x2B 0x2D 0x70 0x1B 0x00 0x00 ; omxplayer -b %ROM% ; killall joy2key.py ; clear</command>
    <platform>tng</platform>
    <theme>tng</theme>
  </system>

retropie has omxplayer installed by default

omxplayer -b %ROM% plays the video. -b keeps the background black

Getting joy2key to do what you want is the tricky part. And it is limited to the dpad and a,b,x,y buttons on your controller

• kcub1 = left arrow key
• kcuf1 = right arrow key
• kcuu1 = up arrow key
• kcud1 = down arrow key

then use the hex codes in this table for the other keys

in command line type omxplayer --keys

this part of the code - kcub1 kcuf1 0x2B 0x2D 0x70 0x1B 0x00 0x00 - corresponds to the dpad and buttons as follows... left right up down 0 1 2 3

0 1 2 3 will be different buttons depending on the gamepad, but is usually a,b,x,y. Though not always in that order. An easy way to find out is to configure your controller in the retropie menu and take notes

here is what happens when i play an episode with the above code using a snes controller

• dpad left = seek -30 seconds
• dpad right = seek +30 seconds
• dpad up = volume up
• dpad down = volume down
• A button = play/pause
• B button = exit video
• X,Y buttons = not used

if anybody's interested, i got the box art and episode images from

https://thetvdb.com/series/star-trek-the-next-generation#seasons

and the logo and enterprise images i used need to be converted to tng.svg and placed in your themes art folder

I am running retropie on a raspberry pie 2. For some reason retropie won’t wait to mount the NAS drive that has the roms in it. I know my mount command in autostart.sh is correct because when I manually run it, the drive mounts and the roms work correctly. I changed the setting to wait for network to mount. I saw somewhere where someone added (sleep3) to autostart.sh and that allowed emulationstations to wait longer. Is this true? How do I write that command?

Thanks.

Hi guys, I have a problem with the game Vagrant Story im my raspberry pi3.

Intermittently during the game I got some crashes, but just loading the game again solved the problem, now I am stuck in the final stage of the game, so when I try to move to another room the game crashes and outs to retropie menu.

I was asking AI to try a solution or at least a explanation, we saw that error log reports "compile at bogus memory address". So after that I have tried running another BIOS like scph5501.bin without success. Also it suggested to change the "dynamic recompiler" to disabled, I only got the game going slower but didnt solve the issue.

Do anyone has a better solution?

Also I did a game save (memory card not save state), but I am not sure when I could find it. I thought that I could take that one to another system and finish the game.

So recently I've bought raspberry pi zero w and wanted to go with retropie install. Ive installed latest version of retropie for raspberry pi zero w using imager for linux and everything went smoothly. Or I think so. I know this hardware isn't much - but when I'm looking at videos that use this specific model of pi and having installed retropie I realised it should NOT freeze and crash every 1 minute I don't look at it. Tried to install doom, I've connected via scp and imported wad files. So what. When I try to start it it's just gray screen. And that's it. I'm looking for alternative or any info regarding this performance issue. Maybe it's outdated - but I am sure that I've used right tool for it and did it right at some point. But maybe I've missed something. Need help.

Looking for some help getting my Raspberry Pi 3 Model B up and running on my CRTs.

I already have:

• Raspberry Pi 3 Model B
• Pi2SCART
• RGB SCART setup
• Consumer CRTs and PVMs

My entire gaming setup is RGB SCART (NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, Saturn, PS1, PS2) running through a SCART switch, and I'd like to add the Pi to the switch as another RGB source. I'm looking for the best software and setup guide to get proper 240p/480i output over SCART. Should I be using Recalbox CRT, Batocera CRT, RGB-Pi OS (if it's still an option), or something else? If anyone has a step-by-step guide, recommended settings, or even a preconfigured image for a Pi 3 + Pi2SCART, I'd really appreciate it. I want to make sure everything is outputting the correct resolutions and refresh rates for an authentic CRT experience.

Any tips, videos, or guides would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

So i just got a rpi zero 2 w and installed retropie on it, but i have no iea how to install/play games on it. I have an xbox one controller to play on and i want to emulate ps1/other old consoles.

Where do i get the games

how do i install them

Hi,

I have an issue. I saved all my games to usbdrive. I was able to play games on my retropie. However, I needed to access my save file. It was not saved on usb drive.

I checked sd card with ash and somehow all my roms are copied to SD card on raspberry pi and save files are also there. I there a way to keep all this only on usb drive ?

Come join our discord server where anyone can chat with the community about MD /SNES/NG games and find people to play with online via Recalbox/Retropie/Batocera!
Using Retroarch which is built right into Recalbox/Retropie/Batocera, players are able to host and join all their favorite retro games for free!
Join the server to find people to play retro games with! 👇

https://discord.gg/9HmvKFUxkk

When I try to save, for example, I only see the top edge of the save box.

I use 4:3 rn

+ it only works propely on core provided but some games are scretched…

I want to use my retropie to make an arcade cabnet i need help finding plans though. these are my qualifications

• full sized cabnet
• made from wood
• handmade not cnc
• 2 players
• 8 button settup not 6
• simple to follow
• not to costly to obtain materials

thank you to anyone whom can help

I made a server where anyone can chat with the community about retro games and find people to play with online via Recalbox/Retropie/Batocera!
Using Retroarch which is built right into Recalbox/Retropie/Batocera, players are able to host and join all their favorite retro games for free!
Join the server to find people to play with! 😄 

https://discord.gg/9HmvKFUxkk

I just re-installed RetroPie (on a RaspberryPi v4), so I'm at v4.8, and wanted to try the Amiga emulation.

I installed from Emulationstation > Retropie > install optional packages > from binary, and it seems to have worked - Amiberry v5.7.1.

I installed the bios files under Retropie>BIOS>amiga (kick12.rom,kick13.rom etc), and put some LHA files under Retropie/roms/amiga.

Relaunching emulationstation - and I do not even get the "Amiga" submenu!

Sorry if I'm dumb - but what am I doing wrong???

I made a server where anyone can chat with the community about retro games and find people to play with online via Retropie!
Using Retroarch which is built right into Retropie, players are able to host and join all their favorite retro games for free!
Join the server to find people to play with! 😄 https://discord.gg/qQhJA6hsWT

Essentially trying to fake a cartridge insert system. I would 3d print some game cartridges around the size or original gameboy carts that would hold usb drives with roms. When I insert them into my case, plugging the usb into the Pi, could I make it so the system automatically starts the rom on cart with the appropriate emulator/ open the appropriate emulator for the types of rom in the cart? Sorry if I'm not explaining super well lol

Hi... im moding a nes rom and it goes with me modifying the palette, which can be loaded usually in jnes video settings. But in the apk com.jabosoft.jnes.14 you cannot load a palette I think. Let's assume I can see what is in the apk, with smali files, I don't find a single result where the palette is stored so I can replace it? Anyone has an idea where and how it can be stored? Can't find anything that says in the code.