Also have a Pi 3, but running OSMC and I've been using the Luna addon for Kodi.
Seems to work well with a PS3 controller (using Bluetooth) and has maybe a second of lag with a wired connection on both the PC and the Pi.

I will continue there if I have an update.

I saw that on crash coarse games a few weeks ago! Pretty cool to see it on Retropie!

OK thanks @herb_fargus

ok, just a thought, thank you for the reply, buzz

@loganmc10 don't worry. Twinaphex doesn't like anyone.

@kikinaak In respect to favorites the Kid Friendly version of ES has the ability to set favorites and toggle the game list to only show them. It also has the ability to show only kid friendly games and hide games through certain modes. You can check it out here. https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Child-friendly-EmulationStation

I would also love to see a genre sort as I really go through moods of what I want to play, I'm really surprised it's not already there actually. I know nothing of coding so forgive me but doesn't the data for the current sort ie rating and so on come from the gamelist.xml?

I support this idea, especially for mame games and others that use different controls even on the same system, such as the N64 that had multiple ways to hold the controller. A quick splash screen before a game is loaded, waiting for a button press, would be a simple and versatile thing. Such an image could show the controls, some artwork, the intro story from a manual, a cheat code or two, let your imagination run wild.

@Drakaen391 Exactly, that is how I always did it. I also use this method to edit the .cfg files.

I looked into this concept some, but had a couple problems. The way that I tried, was a usb device selector in usbromservice.sh that would throw a couple short scripts with the device UUID into /etc/usbmount/mount.d and /etc/usbmount/umount.d/. So any time the usb device with the matching UUID was plugged in it would be mount --bind to the roms directory. It worked alright for vfat, but ntfs gave me problems.

Since it's filesystem stuff, there's a lot of ways to accomplish it. It seems like if it's done in the right way it could be useful. But I think it could potentially cause a lot of problems for users. I also think that a solution with options to not only have sd or usb, but both in emulationstation, would really be the ideal. Another thing to consider is whether or not the scraper will work properly.

One of my thoughts was a script that would generate a modified version(to override, but not overwrite) of es_systems.cfg with the paths changed and potentially the entries duplicated. So you could have the SD card directory for NES and a USB directory for NES both showing up in emulationstation, or one or the other.

https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/issues/1130

And remember to keep the "Parse Gamelists Only" option off. This is the default, if you didn't change, don't worry.

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UPDATE: got an alpha level script written... It's very messy but will make a new thread looking for testers once I get a successful run on the pi itself (runs on Ubuntu)

Looked on the old forums and this was my original post:
http://blog.petrockblock.com/forums/search/?bbp_search=romwatch

If you want it to load on the fly, then it won't work at all due to emulationstation...

Better idea would be to use a USB and change it before turning on the Pi

come on now. cemu needs a monster pc. the raspberry pi is basically the worst pc money can buy :)

@BuZz great! Thanks man!

There is a Plus4 emulator already installed.

/opt/retropie/emulators/vice/bin/xplus4

You can add it to the es_systems.cfg as a different system, or just put the roms along side your 64 games and add another line to the emulators.cfg under /opt/retropie/configs/c64/

i.e.

vice-plus4="/opt/retropie/emulators/vice/bin/xplus4 %ROM%"

And when you launch, press a key before it launches and select the emulator for that rom. After you do that once, it's saved for that game.

Later,
dabone

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/597/favorites-menu