@lexlondon try reinstalling the Amiga emulator/refreshing emulationstation/ make sure you don't have a custom es_systems.cfg overriding it/check parse gamelist setting...

@mouth79 said in Help Please (Launching Amiga Games):

I have just received my retropie

If you paid, you have been scammed. Download the image from here. Follow the Amiga guide and try again.

Do the SWOS update guys provide an LHA archive with a Whdload slave?

@horaceandspider no worries. thanks for the submission.

@SpudsMcToole
didnot work for me

@ectoone Popping them in the ROMS folder worked an absolute treat. Thanks so much :)

@mitu Turned out to be much simpler than that. This line:

<extension>.uae</extension>

Should have read ADF instead of UAE. All sorted now, excellent user-friendly emu :)

@jbodders2018 said in Amiga Joystick Axis:

with the same set up but Xin-Mo dual arcade joysticks, having updated Amiberry to the latest version and followed the instructions on setting the correct 'path

Yes I haven't solved it and no one has even replied with any info. I guess it will have to wait until it is not hard coded, but gets the config from Emulation Station's virtual gamepad.

@edmaul69 not to worry was haveing a really dumb day just forgot to switch over the kickstart roms simple fix

The GamepadBlock provides a hardware interface for original Amiga, C64 and other home computer controllers. It would be a wired solution, though.

Thanks for the reply. Hmm, yeah, probably should have read the rules. Ok, interesting. The comicbook themed pre-built image that some guy I met down the pub was showing me didnt have either of those systems, but maybe his just didnt have any roms, or he'd removed them. Not that I'd play any of the roms if he did. I'll look again...

@lordnickos Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Cannot advise as have no idea of your system or which Amiga emulator you are using, or how it's configured. Please provide the information as requested.

@nemo93 said in [Amiga] Amiberry + WHDLoad = Holy Grail - Amiberry's official thread:

I'd be great if you could add that version to Retropie! Thanks a lot.

It's added now, thanks for the heads up.

@bluepuma77
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/11555/retropie-amiga-emulation
pixel perfection

@koscica Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@retrofreak89 I have some input as far as DosBox is concerned, as I have tinkered with this a bit. DosBox distributed with RetroPie has dynamic recompilation enabled by default, and trust me that's what you want (i didn't realize this was possible on a non-x86 CPU at first). With this feature enabled, and if you max out the CPU cycles in the config file you get performance in the area of a 100 MHz x86 CPU, somewhere between a 486 and a Pentium. I've run old DOS games like Blood and Shadow Warrior on the Pi3 and they work well as long as you keep the default low resolution (320 x 200) I believe. Start raising the resolution, and the games quickly start becoming unplayable. I was also able to install Windows 3.1 under DosBox and run the old strategy game Outpost, which was a favorite of mine as a kid. Outpost ran well under Windows 3.1 (after some arm wrestling with the installer) with no sound stutter or other serious issues. Anything more advanced though would likely have issues however, such as War Craft 2 (which I have not tested, but would be delighted to find out it works well).