@mitu works, thanks!

@saku00 Sadly, I don't think it is. The only emulator I know of that even supports the DS-i is melonDS, which even then is still a WIP and not available on RetroPie at the moment.

TIL that there is an option in lr-desmume which has not yet been ported to lr-desmume2015. Thus there is another option to solve this issue. :)

Did you try changing it in the Core Options ? Open the RGUI with Hotkey + X and use the Options menu to change the setting.

@T0biasCZe I actually am looking into this same thing. I was able to successfully rotate the screen 90 degrees for only the desmume emulator everything else stays horizontal, however the touch screen doesn't work.(my issue with it) I have not been able to figure out how to get drastic to flip vertically as it does work with a touchscreen. I have an image of what my desmume looks like with the change.

You will want to access the NDS folder and look for retroarch config file. retropie/configs/nds/retroarch.cfg. This will load an override config for the NDS emulator when it launches. Next you will want to edit it. I connect with Windows and make the change in Notepad++. You will want to add the line line video_rotation = "1" or video_rotation = "3" above the #include line. That should turn your screen the other way.

Another way it could be edited is to go in through the Retropie settings and choose Retroarch. Once there settings -> video-> output-> video rotation. after you make the change here go back to the rtroarch main menu you should see the configuration file. save as new config. You should be able to use that new file in place of the retroarch.cfg.

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@tackskull

Move out to the root menu, then to 'Input'. From there, you should see the player one input map menu selection.

@aryetis that's the joy of open source projects. Many projects we use come from upstream so when things break it's often nothing we've done and issues and fixes need to be done upstream.

Just for reference this is the repo for desmume and you can see in the recent commit history some changes were made to the makefile and those may have broken the compilation:

https://github.com/libretro/desmume

@DarkWolf

For me it only listened to the keyboard input by default, I was able to remap the game keys to the joypad however, so that much is good. The select+start and select+x didn't work on Desume either, which has libretro support as far as I can see.

Turns out changing the settings for DraStic was barely even required. Where the game was completely unplayable on the default settings for Desmume, it works nearly perfectly with DraStic on default settings.