@theretroprince THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! That was it. What a strange option to default to 1 player. I really appreciate the help.

@Cayaco Anything using electricity is not just on or off. The amount of electricity being used is called power (measured in Watts) and when a computer is doing more, it requires more Power. If your power supply cant deliver the power, a computer can be programed to recognize that not enough power is there and slow down, or you'll just get crashing and shutdowns.

@JeffwithaG You Don't Know Jack (2 editions) for the PS1 and Quiz and Dragons under MAME are both great trivia games!

@jamrom2 True. Maybe he was thinking exclusively of Pi4/Pi5 spec devices. The Zero generally lags behind by a generation or so, currently being similar in spec to the Pi3. I've never really seen the point of the 'A' boards especially when the compute boards exist.

@hoeveler said in Any 'off the shelf' solutions for trackball/spinner/flightstick?:

@George-Spiggott @chubsta - I purchased the parts for my arcade build including a spinner and trackball and flightstick (Ultrastik 360). They all have USB connection so they ARE plug and play, but you still have to mount them somehow. So I've been using an old fightstick I got for $10 on craigslist to test them with. It isn't too hard if you wanted to use or build an enclosure. I guess I'm just chiming in to say that it's really just the mounting process that's a bit of work, not the connecting to Pi part, other than the usual adjustments in retroarch and ES

Dang... if I weren't already committed to the parts I purchased and the custom build I have in mind, I would take a look at Wal-mart this week! The 1UP Tempest could be worth taking apart and using just the control panel and controls for the price it's going for. I hope this doesn't get flagged for promotion or something, but just take a look because a spinner alone like I got is $90, and a trackball is also $90. Those were the two most expensive components, and for $10 more you have an entire (3/4 scale) cabinet!

@dankcushions That really is interesting. Never knew that information was hidden so far below. Thanks again!

@mahoneyt944 said in Cyvern Problems:

how noticable are these priority issues? I'm unfamiliar with this game.

Not sure, i only learnt about this old bug while checking if the game had many dump revision. Furthermore i only played it in FinalBurn which i think never suffered from this.

The train is mentioned in that commit, so i'd suppose it might be affected by this problem.

@akr8080 Some controllers don't expose the turbo button, but internally activate the turbo feature when you press it along with the other button where the turbo function is applied. Maybe the Brawler64 is similar, but can't find a manual for the controller to confirm.

@ras_oscar
One more thing to note. While this may be a method to back up a game for your console, it won't work on any other switch console as the files are digitally signed. If you want to create a more universal type of backup you will need to look into homebrew.

Additional info in case anyone needs it.
Apparently this rom is one that might also use a dip switch setting to select between 4 player or 2 player cabinet hardware.

By far not complete and depending on how strict one does define "Puzzlers", but this list may give at least some ideas:

Name Releaseyear System Balloon Brothers 1992 fba Block Hole 1989 fba Block Out 1989 fba Bloxeed 1989 fba Boulder Dash / Boulder Dash Part 2 1990 fba Bouncing Balls 1991 fba Bust-A-Move Again EX 1999 fba Bust-a-Move 1994 fba Chain Reaction 1995 fba Chicken Shift 1984 mame-libretro Columns 1990 mame-libretro Columns II: The Voyage Through Time 1990 mame-libretro Cookie & Bibi 1995 fba Cookie & Bibi 2 1996 fba Cookie & Bibi 3 1997 fba Cross Pang 1998 fba Cue Brick 1989 fba Dr. Mario 1990 mame-libretro Final Tetris 1993 fba Freeze 1996 fba Ghostlop 1996 fba Gururin 1994 fba Hatris 1990 mame-libretro Hexion 1992 fba Intrepid 1983 mame-libretro Irritating Maze 1997 mame-libretro Karian Cross 1996 fba Kitten Kaboodle 1988 fba Klax 1989 mame-libretro Lemmings 1991 fba Logic Pro 1996 mame-libretro Logic Pro 2 1997 fba Lot Lot 1985 fba Magical Drop 2 1996 fba Magical Drop 3 1997 fba Mang-chi 2000 fba Meikyu Jima 1988 fba Mighty! Pang 2000 fba Monster Slider 1997 mame-libretro Naname De Magic! 1994 fba Neo Mr. Do! 1997 fba Oh My God! 1993 fba Pang! 3 1995 fba Panic Bomber 1995 fba Pipe Dream 1990 mame-libretro Pnickies 1994 fba Pochi And Nyaa 2003 fba Pop 'n Bounce 1997 fba Puyo Puyo 1992 mame-libretro Puyo Puyo 2 1994 mame-libretro Puzz Loop 2 2001 fba Puzzle Break 1997 fba Puzzle De Bowling 1999 fba Puzzle De Pon! 1995 fba Puzzle De Pon! R! 1996 fba Puzzle Uo Poko 1998 fba Puzzled 1991 fba Puzznic 1989 mame-libretro Qix 1981 mame-libretro Ryukyu 1990 fba Solomon's Key 1986 fba Sparkz 1992 mame-libretro Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo 1996 fba Super Qix 1987 mame-libretro Teki Paki 1991 fba Tetris 1988 fba Tetris Plus 1995 mame-libretro Tetris Plus 2 1997 mame-libretro Tetris by Sega 1988 fba Toryumon 1994 fba Twin Qix 1995 mame-libretro Volfied 1989 fba Welltris 1991 fba Zintrick 1995 fba

@AdamBeGood You got the mouse running in sega cd games?

@sirhenrythe5th

Yes, when I want to play a game that doesn't work correct with lr-pcsx-rearmed I am using swanstation, so far I don't have issues. The development looks active but I think, without be a developer, that they don't do something significant, they are cleaning the code.

By the way, the development of pcsxrearmed is very active, the emulator is improved very mutch.

I have also resolved the issue with using a bluetooth controller for ScummVM. The write up is in the other post. In case you also need it:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/33334/scummvm-controller-help-needed

@mitu That's less of a problem than I initially thought as these also seem to be going for exorbitant prices at the moment. I did spot a monka Retropie build in the background in another video, but if the hardware is massively overpriced....