@sirhenrythe5th I had not considered this either. And yes, a very cool fact! If I remember correctly that's actually what got me in to the game in the first place after watching an Atari doc. Thank you for the ideas.

@zenoxio if you rebooted the copying will stop. It only copies if the retropie-mount folder is empty.

@mitu SLAPS FACE Why didn't I think of that before...

@mahoneyt944

Thank You Very Helpful , I Appreciate that

@treki said in Are the individual configurations also backed up?:

Where are the RetroPie settings (RetroPie setup) stored?

Most of them are in the /opt/retropie/configs folder, which is shown as \\retropie\configs over file shares.

Can you add more details about your system - as explained in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first ?

Did you follow https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Transferring-Roms/#usb-stick to transfer your ROM file(s) ?

@REK607 oh, was there another version of it? I had actually bought both of these on Steam in the past, but I assumed they'd be the same.

I do love Micro Mages, and the PICO-8 also has a fair bit of fun games there which, if it'd help, I could gladly put together a list for. I just never saw a lot of interest in it around here - which, to be fair, isn't surprising given that it's quite niche :)

The only way the Pi would have support if we were using like the Pi 10B+.

No worries, hope you and your kids enjoy whatever you find.

If you are using the controller wired, it is probably in X-Input mode. Try uninstalling and reinstalling the xpad driver through RetroPie-Setup -> Manage Packages -> Manage Drivers, then rebooting the Pi once you are done.

Thank you for replying @mitu

I mean the folders that store the game art, video snaps and wheel art.

Leave them on the SD card then change the metadata in the gamelist.xml file to point to the Roms folder on the SD card.

Regards

CCF

I just finished Operencia: The Stolen Sun yesterday after playing it for approx. 2-3 months.

It's a "modern homage to classic first-person dungeon-crawlers" like Dungeon Master, Eye of the Beholder, or the late Legend of Grimlock, but with a turn-based combat system that's more reminiscent of titles like the original Bard's Tale trilogy.

Surprisingly, this is the first RPG of the hungarian development studio Zen Studios. They're mostly known for their Pinball simulation games. Nonetheless, they've created a breathtakingly beautiful, entertaining game whose more or less typical story is based on the hungarian folklore, which I was absolutely unfamiliar with, making it a refreshingly unique experience for a western european like me.

The Windows version of Operencia is on GOG sale right now with 60% off of both its versions (same game with or without goodies).

Thanks for the fabulous ride, Zen Studios!

@shavecat I have never tried those two games. But I noticed big performance boost after I overclocked my PI. I have GoldenEye installed, but never played jet. Maybe I will try it today and let you know.

Please don't post the same topic in different categories - once is enough, the forum is not that large.

We don't offer support for downloading ROMs - it's in the forum rules https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2/forum-rules.

@_robert1243 Are you a spam bot ? None of your replies have anything RetroPie related or offer any substantial insight into the topics opened by the users.

@BZHGames said in Enter the contest for the best CPC players #GAME:

But in France, "abandonware" games are free to use.

Do you have a link to an official law/regulation ?

I don't see how to modify my topic to delete the link. Is it possible or should you delete the topic completely?

I've edited the text, you can do so from the hamburger menu at the lower right of your post.

@mitu
Testing the frame rate, stayed a steady 60fps..
No clue where the sound issue is coming from but it's always done it with this game..