@Protocultor Ok thank you

Can you please add more info about your setup and emulated game/emulator, as outlined in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first ?

@mitu This is SO helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this info. I genuinely appreciate it.

@jetcold0 I haven't see something about this project, it looks that they are offering openmohaa-v0.61.0-linux-armhf.zip . Maybe it is possible to run this in a Pi but i don't know how.

Because I just beat the windows version and loved it, it is on my mind.
Xanadu Next, originally an Nokia NGage game released in japan 2005, by Falcom whom also brought us Ys series and Dragon Slayer.

Loved the game, not sure differences in the windows and ngage version, id be surprised if there is an english translation for ngage. I barely handled an ngage when my friend had one, and it does seem kinda surprising that the handheld back then could run that game.

There is an open source symbian os/ngage emulator out there, recently released on Google Playstore.

Anyways that is my hidden gem of the day. If you like classic/midretro Ys check out Xanadu Next.

Please don't double post - I've merged both your topics.

Regarding your issue - still waiting for the picture you promised and the info requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

@Rocket I would suggest probably a different rom source. If these are for sure known-good roms (for example working in another emulator on a PC), then please supply a verbose log of one that isn't working in RetroPie.

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Runcommand/#launch-with-verbose-logging

@mitu Thank you. I went thru the link you mentioned. I think I can follow the instructions on how to set it up. The main problem I have is how to configure buttons that I have available. By default, the emulator looks to be set for keyboard so I need to reprogram all the buttons and the joystick as the keyboard is not connected to the system. I just don't know what options to set for each button so I can launch a game, play it and then come back to the emulator to select another game.

As to the screenshot, it is Batocera but I am just trying things. Have same problem with button setup in Retropie as well.

@Floob Thanks! & Interesting indeed it is... especially that it also falls back to what I may call classical/true retro titles within the "of all time" question and is in no case (so far) mentioning "truly" inovative or otherwise noteworthy titles which may not have been among the best, but are memoriable on their own accord (sidenotes/anectodes a human writer may have opted for to supplement/beefing up the answer). Somehow I got the feeling that a) answers of other versions of this question are somewhat anticipatable and that with more questions/answers to compare they will feel more and more generic instead of genuine ones ;)

@raspberry79 said in display issue:

Is there a site that tells u what each folder is.

You can find it here or by looking in the emulator's doc page.

@kazuuu
You could install a port from the setup script and it’ll create one for you at /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports. I would assume you could just create your own folder there but not sure if there’s anything else that would need to be created for it work? Installing from the script would make sure everything was made and you could always delete the other game after the folder was made.

@mitu I just check it, doesn't work that way.

@em you have to give more information.
What Pi, which version of retropie, which emulators, which roms,....
Please read this: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first and fill out all the requested informations.

@jnbridges and you could always use something like this to get that arcade sound you were talking about.

This is the last game I want to add onto the Ports section before I map the rest of these games to the joysticks I have (8-Bitdo and the Xbox 360). After that, I'll save this image of everything I got working on here. I'll move onto the Pi5 once that is done. If it doesn't work out, I'll just delete Lord of Destruction and add that once that gets ironed out.

I was able to get the Rise of the Triad working (the wrong scriptmodule was in the RetroPie-Setup section for some reason, so I copied the updated one there), but from what I read a few posts ago, joystick controls don't seem to work. The GL port of Hexen 2 also gave me a small problem, but I found a missing pak3.pak file and it works perfectly now.