Thank you very much @herb_fargus , could you speak a little bit about the option or about the new wiki article in a short blog post? When I searched PSP as a gamepad RetroPie I allways saw only pages about the PSP emulators, there is also a Wi-Fi gamepad homebrew app but I only saw it working for Windoes, it is called wificontroller, it is a Linux one but you need a script on Linux, could you check if you can add it to a RetroPie setup option along with the option to start ot at boot? You only need to search psp wireless gamepad linux at google

@AlexMurphy

Sweet! 3.3 was mentioned specifically in the release notes and I figured a couple days was too quick a turnaround. Clearly I underestimated the RetroPie team. Good on 'em!

@dudleydes Hey there -- glad I found this. I've tried out your xboxdrv file that includes this snippet,and (EDIT) managed to map it to my Xbox controller after finding the right names for the analog sticks and whatnot. However, in Tron:Deadly Discs, I can no longer fire diagonally since the mimic-xpad setting kills the diagonal movements for the second stick. If I remove mimic-xpad, I get the diagonal disc throwing back, but the controls jam up and break if I try to map the disc throwing buttons to the fully enabled 8 directional R2 stick -- and weirdly, ONLY when I fire diagonally.

Anyone else have this issue?

@Fultos so the d-pad is hats on the 8bitdo here is the config from the 8-bitdo. not sure if you can use h0 up down left right's on the coleco. here is the config from the 8-bitdo

input_up_btn = "h0up" input_down_btn = "h0down" input_left_btn = "h0left" input_right_btn = "h0right"

i will try to test tomorrow

Curious if you ever resolved this?

@rbaker it works! thnx

I have exactly the same problem. I found quite a few videos on youtube which shows you how to resolve this by going into the actual retroarch configuration menu's.... but that's in version 3.6 of retropie. In v4.1 (the current latest version) many of those menu's do not appear. I've tried with a SNES styled USB controller... and a USB keyboard. When going through the retropie menu I can use both USB controller and/or keyboard. As soon as i select a game in any of the emulators, then the USB devices no longer work/or are recognised. I cannot even get back to the menu at all. Hard shutdown is the only way to get out of this (unplug the power cable) from my pi. I am also running the same setup as @TheCartesian mentions above running on a pi3 B. HELP retropie guru's..... i stupidly told my kids i'd get this setup for them to play the BEST CLASSIC games ever and i'm failing. Snif snif....

@PiE81 Joymap is a strange one. I found that version 0.4 didn't work with my PS3 controller so I ended up sticking with version 0.3 whereas other users reported the reverse. You could experiment with different versions and see if there are any that work for you.

@meleu Came back to do it but it looks like a mod beat me to it. Thanks again.