Technically there is one:

https://github.com/libretro/reicast-emulator

But there is very unlikely it's in a state it would function on a pi.

@DarkWolf yeah but there is a Binary for 2010. The other MAMES 2014 / 2016 and current can only be built from source.

I've determined the problem was bad USB ports on my thunderbolt breakout hub. For some reason ApplePi-Baker doesn't notice that something went wrong and tells the user that the operation was successful. When I do it directly from my iMac's USB port, it took around an hour and the RetroPie is booting up successfully. This will now be the second time I have to return my OWC thunderbolt interface. :( Thanks for your help!

@BuZz

Ah thank you. Trying right now! Great support! Appriciated

Yeah I'm thinking it might just be best to start from scratch and be done with it. I'm just hoping I can put my roms back on it. I do have a back up on my computer but I can't access my roms individually, I'm still learning how this stuff goes but might have to start over on that which is too bad cause I had over 5000 games...

@kjcraig77 if you had read the read-this-first post you would see this:

Make sure you are using an official image, or have done a manual install yourself. We will not support 3rd party images.

@TMNTturtlguy So I ended up writing a small patch for the sselph scraper after all, I'll just have to run the scraper from my desktop machine instead of the raspi. (And if I do that, I can also write all the files locally first so that I don't have to keep emulationstation shut down during scraping, which will be a nice side benefit). I also submitted a pull request to add this feature to the mainline scraper which people can see here.

Ah. Sorry. I found this post with someone trying the same thing. They didn't come back to say if it worked or not though https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/5867/trying-to-make-two-bluetooth-controllers-act-as-player-1

http://mheironimus.blogspot.gr/2015/09/linux-support-for-arduino-leonardo.html

Solution Found! For anyone else having problems with Leonardo/Micro problems, it's just a matter of adding a string to the end of the line in /boot/cmdline.txt depending on your setup:

usbhid.quirks=0x2341:0x8036:0x040 (for Leonardo)
usbhid.quirks=0x2341:0x8037:0x040 (for Micro)

Yay!

@caver01

yes, the small buttons are this generic options about side buttons surely pinball is a perfect match, but anyway they can be used for wathever reason

To give a better idea this is the model (with first layer of coating still not set and with buttons not fully inserted, but is just to give the idea):
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PS: Your roadcase is wonderful!!

@mvgilpatrick It's likely to do this issue: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/issues/1985.

I've pressed each button on both controllers consecutiveley, yes.

it will show splash scrren if my buffalo controller is plugged in....if anything else...it will not show splash screen

@deadman3838 i can pretty much rule out the power supply then. I only use the canakit power supplies and i have had no issues.

I do have heat sinks and a fan, I will try another power supply tomorrow and I will post my overclocks.

I tried it with overclock and stock and it behaves EXACTLY the same.

@LiveFastCyYoung their directories in the emulationstation folder

@SonPluck /dev/shm/runcommand.log

It won't work if you remove the SD to plug in another computer because files under /dev/shm are RAM based, which means that they only exist while the raspi is on.

@mvgilpatrick your chances to get help increases if you open a new thread specific to your issue. Be sure to give as much info about your setup as possible (good advice on how to get help here: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first ).

Showing ways to reproduce your issue always helps.