@mitu Yes i edited the XML file. The default was 1920x1080 and i changed it to 640x480, which of course is 4:3.

@jcrod1000 Ask the seller ?

@edmaul69 I appreciate the clarification. Not finding any information on the subject was annoying, so being told it was impossible without any explanation as to if it is actually impossible or just unlikely was rather insulting. I admit I currently have very little familiarity with I2C and haven't done much Linux wizardly in a while, but it seems i just have to wire everything to the correct pin, figure out what each button press does and map that to a controller function. Not impossible.

I should note that this is actually a fake console - though everything except the motherboard is identical. The controller doesn't work on a Wii, but the second controller I bought does, and both controllers plus a Classic Controller pro all work with the NES Crassic. I don't expect this to make it any more difficult then if I had genuine controllers, but it may mean my driver may not handle all the extra checks a genuine controller wants.

Currently I'm waiting on a soldering gun and some female pin connectors to come in the mail before i start.

@edmaul69 Hi i am attempting somthing similar with a Super Nintendo reset button and am looking for a script that will exit the current game and go back the the game select screen.

Do you happen to know of a working one?

many thanks

hey guys!

so i managed to get this to work to some capacity but few things are a tad wrong and was hoping for your help.

when i power the NES on, the push button is OUT when the unit is on and when i push the POWER IN, it turns OFF.
is there something anyone can think of to reverse that? I've tried moving cables around and can't seem to get it.

how does one get the LED to work with the unit if its built in on the board? should it just not turn on and off if i ave properly tapped into the power?

thanks everyone

One is in development for Attract Mode
http://forum.attractmode.org/index.php?topic=1222.0

Dude that's awesome XD Love it when programmers put their own stamp on their code that only other programmers will discover

@pieinthesky Just a thought...what happens if you unplug your keyboard?

@c0nsole-guy I agree it was a simple menu, and after about 20 minutes playing with it, I found myself making a new save state, or loading from a save state without even thinking about it. very simple.

@h00srdady said in How many of you found out about RetroPie because you couldn't buy the NES Classic?:

@camck Android dropped the headphone jack before Apple did with the Le 2/ Le 2 Pro, etc. ;)

Moto Z did this too, but if you plug the gaming controller module, there's a headphone jack on it