@ronlaws86 https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/FAQ#how-do-i-hide-the-boot-text

Thank you for all your help with this! Turns out all I needed was a new SD card, and RetroPie now works fine on my Pi Zero.

@GreenHawk84 I had this same issue. followed this post to resolve it Can't manage to configure Dreamcast controls.
read the second post, i found it to be very helpful.

@briankross Yeah, something like that

if you have newer versions of retropie also place them in the /opt/retropie/emulators/reicast folder. they removed the shortcuts in the newer versions. i have no clue why. also needing to configure a controller may be an issue.

yeah that worked, and i made some keys to the keyboard in case it happens again, thx all :)

@BuZz

Awe garsh, now I feel special :-)

@Floob and overscan_scale=1 to scale emulation station to overscan settings

@Zigurana Do you have any future plans to put a "Deadsimple" mode? What deadsimple mode is that you absolutely will have no settings other than "shutdown system". That would be dreams come true. A machine that you turn it on, play your games and shut it down. No favorites, no anything. Like a close box. Like apple. Simple yet to the point. Thanks.

Aw bummer, but hey at least it's not just me. Thanks for all that info!

@Exmix said in Getting Moonlight to run without..:

Mother Effin PERFECT!

Q-Bert couldn't have said it better. I'm glad to see this resolved. A while back, I was helping someone out with a similar issue for launching DOOM wads from ES and I believe this might have been the same problem. I'll have to track that post down & point it back here for reference.

God save the Queen.

Ah! So my borders on the top were actually overscan issues. My screen has some specific values I needed to set. They are right where I need them to be now, so the issue may now be related to aspect ratio. I'll poke around a bit more.

@dankcushions said in Which Mortal Kombat Emulator?:

@GreenHawk84 try lowering the volume in the service menu: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/lr-mame2003#service-menu

Thanks, it seems to have helped a lot. Sometimes things can fuzz a little, but not nearly as bad. The other emulators don't seem to do as well either.

@woody Glad to see it's working now. I couldn't make my setup fail.

@jazzyninja you can delete roms within emulationstation (within edit metadata i think). not recommended in mame, as you can only safely delete clone roms, unless you have non-merged set.

https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Managing-ROMs

there are a number of pre-built sets that remove clones, or you can make them yourself :)

@GabhanEIS said in ROMS won't load for MAME Emus:

Excellent suggestions - mounting the USB drive as /home/pi/RetroPie/roms works perfectly! Editing the fstab file is a little daunting but thankfully it worked first time on reboot too! Many thanks @dankcushions - it seems that messing with es_systems.cfg is certainly not the way to go!

great! :) I will add a guide to the wiki soon so hopefully this method gets more widely used.

PROBLEM SOLVED NOW I CAN PLAY ME SOME MARIO THANKS :)

I've read that link prior to posting here. The only thing that gave me pause this time is the mention of a "ROM header". I think what's wrong is that the NES zip files contain a number of ROMs per zip. I'll have to unpack a handful and see if that's where I went wrong.

Thanks for the quick reply. Hopefully it's set me in the right direction.

@travazz maybe: https://m.reddit.com/r/PokemonReborn/comments/2rwtbi/modpost_pokémon_reborn_frequently_asked_questions/ might be possible to run it through easyrpgmaker from zerojays retropie-extra repository but I haven't tried so I wouldn't know. Probably unlikely though and if it did run I doubt it would have decent performance