@buzz its done but it took really long

@doatzzed yes

@kyussgaming
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Transferring-Roms/
here is the methods of getting roms to the pis sd card
or probably the best way is to use an external USB drive and its just plug and play using this method
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Running-ROMs-from-a-USB-drive/

Not that I see one (right now). Works fine here.

Perfect! Thanks!

I thought that Raspbian Stretch was part of the download, just wanted to make sure.
I plan on building a bartop arcade cabinet and using the Raspberry Pi with RetroPie with it.

Thanks again!

@mitu I got it working by setting the emulator to "psx-rearmed" instead of "Ir-psx-rearmed". I want to double check if this is a safe way to fixing the problem

This is not a ROM/game sharing site - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2/forum-rules.

That being said, there's a handy topic that it might be of help - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/10918/where-to-legally-acquire-content-to-play-on-retropie.

It seems to download fine for me. We've had a few complaints over time with similar symptoms, it's usually something ISP related. Try downloading from another location or try a torrent download.

@teratux https://www.githubstatus.com/

Out of our control. [Edit - Missed the post above]

@mitu Thanks a lot, I was able to build it with that.

PPSSPPSDL version 1.5.4

@BuZz Thanks you are right. It was under Main and not optional packages. Many thanks!

@thelostsoul I know, but without you I wouldn't be aware of it. :)

@barbudreadmon said in Delete this, please.:

A few years ago, someone made a faithful recreation of metroid 2 with 16-bits graphic... nintendo forced the author to delete it... i think the main issue is copyrighted characters.

That was definitely the reason. The same scenario has occurred quite a few times over the years, involving many different companies. I love a really good fan recreation, such as AirWalk Studio's 'Fix-it Felix Jr.' for example. However, the unpleasant fact remains that, even if they don't use the original code or assets, they're still infringing on trademarked characters and as a result are very much illegal. I've always seen the linking the Game&Watch recreations as being a big liability for RetroArch, but I suppose the gamble is that Nintendo won't bother to protect infringements related to the LCD titles.

One particular project that I hated to see shut down was an HD fan recreation of 'Mortal Kombat Trilogy' for MUGEN. Especially since Midway's own HD remake of the first three games was scrapped as well. It's off topic, but worth sharing Midway's leaked photos, as they're pretty impressive. They had actually completed filming most, if not all of the characters before pulling the plug.

More can be found here.

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Bingo!
Thanks for the assistance

@mitu Hey I wanted you to know that when I checked for updates earlier today it went smoothly.

@malas13 said in File.img damaged:

Many thanks and sorry for my bad english :)

What bad english? ;) (At least to me as a German it looks fine.)

@cdm624 @vinni230 If you have access to a Linux system with Internet access, e.g. another Retropie, you could use wget to download the file.

wget https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/releases/download/4.3/retropie-4.3-rpi2_rpi3.img.gz

wget should report any problems it encounters. You could post them here in a codeblock for further inspection.

However, I suspect provider issues as well. I can download the file without problems.

@thehelpgamer

It'd be a lot of work for very few ROMs. There's only a handful of examples that are truly public domain or otherwise allowed to be distributed freely. As far as open source game ports go, the RetroPie-Setup already acts as somewhat of a "store", allowing you to easily download and install precompiled binaries through a GUI without having to use anything other than your RetroPie setup.