@ranaday789 With the pi I want to squeeze every bit of performance I can and 64bit can be slightly faster than 32bit if the emulator is properly made for it.

In my tests, I'm not sure if it's 64bit or if it's bullseye (I didn't try 32), but I got a significant boost with lr-snes9x on my pi3b+. This is with the few alterations I did to the retropie-setup script so it's not properly optimized.

Here are some benchmarks though they're from benchmarks apps and not emulators:
https://www.phoronix.com/review/raspberrypi-32bit-64bit

@NIGHTKILLER05 I would say any game that has a lot of patches would be best. Maybe some of the Mario or Pokémon games. If it is just a single patch you want to use for a game, it's probably not worth it. Especially if it's a translation or a color patch for a GameBoy title or something like that.

@Baitbit said in [Theme] prosperoOS - A Playstation 5 inspired theme for Pegasus frontend:

@PlayingKarrde can you use it on raspberry pi 4.

I don't have an RPi 4 to test but I don't see why it wouldn't work perfectly on one yes.

@Starkregen thanks that’s very kind ☺️

A game details page does seem to make sense yes. I’ll probably add one in the next release also.

Maybe you all can help me. In the first screenshot here, it shows the "gameOS" logo with a video (or something) playing behind it on the homepage. I want mine to replicate that. Mine seemingly loads my most recently played or favorite games and puts them in a carousel/slideshow. Is there a way I can disable this?

@jamietuley said in Starting again.. New Pi image with Attract mode more recent than Floobs?:

/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/mame-libretro
Was that the right folder to place my roms in? They are from a 0.78 set - emulation station can see them but not attract mode?

I can't help you with attract-mode setup, I'm not using it. I think you need to add the folder yourself and scan it for ROMs.

I did wonder if the system volume at 0% was the issue but that's something that just wont save when I set it higher?

If you disabled the on-board sound and your USB soundcard is the only output option, then the in EmulationStation the Audio Card should be set to 'Defaut' and the Default Device to PCM or Master (?). But the settings here affect only EmulationStation and not AttractMode or the emulators, so if you're not using EmulationStation, it's ok to leave them at defaults.

Ah nevermind. I started to look into forks and one of them is perfect. Basically the switchos theme but it supports boxart and a few other things.
https://github.com/ismaelestalayo/skylineOSP

@bradbradbrad speak master!
how is the progress of this beautiful thing?

@dionmunk works well! thanks for the release!

@ScarAce1989 This post is actually old and deprecated now. Here's the latest version.

@roquen See the link below for instructions on how to hide the boot text, which should get you closer to your desired end result.

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