@arkive yep. They care more about their bottom line instead of the law. They will only bother if they get a strongly worded legal intent to sue.

I opened the /boot/config.txt but not all the values are there to change, cannot find V3D to change, do I need to manually add that or something? also where do I find all the options for mugen to change? or do I need to add those as well? I opened that file that it shows and its very short and there are none of those settings displayed for me to change.

Sorry I am VERY new to retropie

Ok so I hooked the pi up to a wired connection this morning. I continued my testing with Fable and was able to play this morning for about an hour with no problems even with Netflix going in another room.

Later tonight I'm going to change the moonlight launcher script I wrote to see how it runs at a full 60fps rather than the 30fps I started testing at.

Over all I'm very impressed with it.

Seeing as how I've committed myself to completing all the Nintendo Wars games, I'm regularly going to be looking for something to counterbalance the methodical nature of tactical strategy. Last night I found a tough-as-nails vertical shooter on the TurboGrafx-16 called 'Cyber Core'. It's a little bit like the vertical shooting stages found in 'Legendary Wings', as you have both air-to-air and air-to-ground attacks, but the immediate pacing is much more to my liking. Also, everything is bug themed with some really interesting boss and mid boss characters that feel like they're ripped right out of the movie 'Starship Troopers'.

@dankcushions Perhaps he means , "how to set up CPS 1/2/3 as their own systems"? @SKIIERFOX86 you need to manually create these within your theme. If you want to know how to do it you should search the forum as this has been covered extensively or start a new thread.

@UDb23 said in Twin Cobra II?:

@Darksavior said in Twin Cobra II?:

on my pi2 oc'd in fba. Unplayable.

With my Pi3 (no overclock) it's slow too... especially noticeable stuttering audio.

Yup, same result here (Pi 3, OC'd). Poop!

Desire to put a higher end/gaming NUC into a candy cab for batshizcrazy vertical shoot 'em ups getting stronger and stronger...

Ok so I just played for a couple of hours with no freezes at all using the same PS3 controller but wired instead of Bluetooth, looks like that might be my problem, but I thought the PS3 bluetooth freezes were fixed unless I have missed a step or done something wrong

@itsnitro It is indeed - I recognize it from my RetroPie starting video :D

I am personally inclined to every now and then listen to more metal or rock versions of videogame music.

In case that's your thing, this gentleman is worth looking into:

Even if it's not, but you can at least appreciate it, then do have a listen/watch. This is a 17-min medley of video game music history!

I used the Xin-Mo controller unit on my bartop build (see link in my signature.)
Works great once the usbhid.quirks line is added.

@lushous ??

@SKIIERFOX86

Also:
https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/First-Installation#installing-additional-emulators

Honestly, I can't really see something like this becoming successful. The Atari 2600 has the AtariAge crowd that loves developing homebrews and putting them on carts, but I personally don't see this happening with the NES. Not that it can't happen, but I think that the motivating force that drives their homebrew community isn't really there in the NES communities.

The 8-bit era was when a lot of iconic franchises like Mario, Castlevania, Final Fantasy, and Megaman came of age, and much of our love for the NES is tied strongly to our memories of those games. If you take a look at some of the 8-bit indie games out there like Shovel Knight, a lot them play the nostalgia card and are meant to remind us of those franchises.

The Atari 2600 was more about the games and not so much on characters (even Pitfall Harry is rather generic), so the focus becomes more on what you can do with limited sound/graphics and a one-button joystick. Unfortunately, that way of thinking doesn't work for the NES because it raised the bar for gaming as whole, and gave rise to memorable characters that we are now attached to. I can look past the fact that Wall Jump Ninja features a generic ninja and wonder what the gameplay is like, but my first reaction with Eskimo Bob is, why should I be interested?

Cool, but I'd like to stick with a retro controller @StormJH1 Quick question, are the n64 remotes prices going up? The n64 is the next step for me, (as it says in my signature) and I don't want the prices to go up too much.

@CodeDrawer If you're asking how to make a signature, go to the top right, click on your avatar, select "Edit Profile", then scroll down to the box that says "Signature"

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Only audio issues I noted were when I closed out of Kodi, the menu audio was off by a second or so.

@OhOhOne

I use AdvanceMAME, although I believe the game will work in any of the RetroArch cores from 2010 on.

@cafarellidigital no problem.

looks cool,
I prefer the classic gameboy form factor though. but I do like his lcd driver combi board!!

@incrediblekyle

You'd have to run it through Moonlight/Steam. Unfortunately there's no official documentation for adding it. However, the specifics are discussed here.