I got the game running that I was thinking of putting in there. What a blast from the past. You have to create a folder for the game and then just put everything in there that the instructions tell you to. Then point the program to the folder and you are golden.

Well i just got it to work weird
Im facing another issue my controller its to sensitive it moves my guy up automaticly as well
I tried turning off mouse look and its senstivity but to no avail i rly dont want to use a keyboard but it seems like only dpad will work if i use analog its Just to crazy and i cant seem to fix it ..
Might just go back to Zdoom since that is set up fine for me if i cant get my movements right it moves my guy while im not even touching it btw

I might just have a defect analog stick on my 360pad tho because if i move my guy forward i let go on the screen it will continue to move forward

Hi @dondeivid2000 and welcome to the forums.

You need to complete the information requested in: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

I would also ask, you say RetroPie 3, RetroPie 4.2 was the last major image release.

Can you detail how your controller is connected to the Pi?

Si

@ecks, just tried it on a GBA rom. All three emulators and an assortment of 5 or 6 resolutions all give me the same problem with no changes.

@shoothere the latest romset now has the decryption key in the rom instead of the emulator for cps1 and 2 games. So with the updated fba, most capcom games just stopped working.

Thank you all. The help is really appreciated.

@edmaul69 Thanks for the response.

Yes, multiple times. Also performed update several times. And reset the config files and roms.

Following other suggestions, I reset the PS3 controller, changed controllers, and removed/reinstalled the PS3 driver. Also, I deleted the retroarch joypad directory. No change to the controller problem yet.

For more details; the joysticks work when configuring the controller. That is, they register properly and have an axis movement identified as the input. But when controller configuration is over, they still do not work.

Hi Guys, one new from my issue

Now works Killer instinct (n64) after I update the emulator, but now its flicking Star Fox rom (n64) =/

There is other thing, I cannot Install Quake I, after instal from binary, its always returning to ports menu, i tried deinstall and install again, but its now showing anymore in Retropie Setup (just install from source) but after that, its not showing in ports menu. =/

@jamesrives

How did you change the resolution?

Try this:

Open- boot/config.txt
Make sure the following lines are uncommented and set to the values shown - this will set the output to 480p.
hdmi_group=1
hdmi_mode=2

@m1s3rys1gn4l

https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Playstation-2

In particular....Note This is only for x86 builds- Not the Raspberry Pi!.

Anybody having these issues with other controllers? Read that some people having issues with version .12?

Mostly annoying is that when pressing start to start a rom, it throws me back to the games screen and that most buttons, even properly configured in es and am, dont work anymore. Even the connected bluetooth controller is first joy0 and later on joy1 when rebooting. Its very annoying.

Anybody knows what i should or can do? Thanks!

Have you tried to install DraStic? It runs 100% on a Pi3 and I am very pleased with it.

I know this doesnt answer your question and it requires minimal fiddling to get it set up but when it runs, it runs great!

@meleu it failed as pi user so i used root user to get joy2key to work

There have been a couple of other threads about this issue, the best way around this is to use a different USB dongle.

Some good information can be found on this thread - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/6321/random-button-presses-when-using-wii-u-pro-controller/22

The LogiLink BT0015 USB bluetooth adapter is the one I use and it works great with the Wii U Pro controllers (and all my other Bluetooth controllers). If you go with it you'll also need to add "dtoverlay=pi3-disable-bt" to your config.txt (to disable the onboard Bluetooth) and then re-pair your controllers.

Hope that helps.

Hi both,

Thank you for your responses. Popped out for a couple of hours, and it seemed to have completed. This ties in with the 3-4 hours stated above

(Pi 3 Model B, Overclocked to 1.35ghz)