Thanks, I'll try it!

@mitu said in Modify Power Button Behaviour to 'Hold for three seconds'??: You can increase the bouncetime from 2sec to something larger. Even as it is now, just a single quick push will shut the software down - i dont have to hold the button at all. Perhaps I need to use a different script that relies on the button being held.

@IanDaemon i found that when I'm in game and I bring up the retroarch menu, I can't move anything in the UI. The cursor will not move with keyboard or controller. I'm stuck there until I hard reset the pi because I have no input. I thought about a reinstall but I spent a lot of time scraping and setting up and I'd hate to have to do it all again.

Please provide more information about your setup/system as requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

@the496rocket please, try to fill the form in the read this first post. There must be something wrong in your setup. RetroPie on a raspi3 with decent peripherals can run smoothly any game from the 8/16-bit era without any tweak. Just install, config input, put your ROMs and play. [Footnote: OK, maybe 3D games, like StarFox (SNES) and Virtua Racing (Mega Drive), can stutter a bit. But the games you mentioned should work just fine.]

@bomba said in Hotkey delay & hotkey for rewind/ff conflict: I'm experiencing players constantly quitting games by mistake. Which players ? Please open an new topic and explain your problem, don't bump 2 years old topics.

Quick update: Managed to make it run a lot smoother using those parameters: dtoverlay=waveshare35a:rotate=270,swapxy=1,speed=27000000,fps=60. The higher the speed, the better it displays, but anything above 27000000 f'd up the colors badly for me. Definitely playable for anyone wanting to use this screen, but it still drops some frames, mainly during cinematics and stuff. Personally, Gonna try out a 5" HDMI screen, don't wanna compromise on the gaming experience too much.