@mitu Thanks for the reply

@MajorDangerNine It's this topic.

thanks! first one Ive ever done.

@massproduce201 you need to install the retroarch cia from their downloads page. You might even have to copy the retroarch directory structure to the root of your sd card. Not really a retropie question though, so I'd direct you to the libretro forums. They'll have the info you need. Edit: read this https://gbatemp.net/threads/retroarch-emulation-thread-nightly-builds-included.400913/

I used PlastiKote on mine, came out well. Some pics from a while back, and was a tight fit inside...

@shizzmoney As long as we don't know neither of their margins or sales numbers, I think it's impossible to tell who's more criminal than the other. From Nintendo's viewpoint, the amount of distribution could be more important than the profit of the distributor, and a download site might outdo a hardware seller in the number of distributed roms significantly. edit: @mediamogul beat me to it with more knowledge in the matter. ;)

@classicgmr yes atariage. I am pimpmaul69 on atariage.

@metroid88 said in Vs. Ice Climbers: I'm building a coin operated arcade machine for my personal use (to helpme save some money) and I'm trying to play VS system games and PlayChoice-10 on my retroarch 4.4 build, but haven't been able to run properly some games, Like VS ICE CLIMBERS and VS SUPER MARIO, Has anyone been able to run those under MAME or FBA? What can I do to run them properly? I can only get the VS games running in the current lr-mame. I actually did a tiny build of it with only vsnes.c driver. Runs fine on a pi3+...

The operators settled to pay Nintendo $12 millon. I wonder if this is a mere symbolic amount which they don't ever have a chance to pay off, or if they really earned that kind of money with LoveROMs and/or other enterprises. edit: This article suspects that the amount really is symbolic to discourage others, and that Nintendo may "privately demand a smaller sum".

@edmaul69 All games I wanted in my list did work, so Wrecking Crew. It works for both, Mame2003 and the NES version. You should try this again.

It is possible to put a Pi Zero inside of the gameboy color i have seen a lot of video's on YouTube just it is a lot of work.

Update 3: In contact with some theme developers to see if they are interested at all

whoa i really like this, i have a crapy nes game lying around, might do this

@shadowofdarkness I followed your instructions on this but my Pro Controller would not pair. The lights on the controller just kept flashing sequentially. I have two other bluetooth controllers paired (Mad Catz CTRLR and PS3, though only the former is working). But they were not connected at the time. Any help would be greatly appreciated

@pepijn123games No problem, glad you fixed it. Arcade ROMs are always tricky to get right.

@djascher I just ordered the raspiboy should be coming in the mail soon, may make a review video if I'm ambitious

I was just checking that out. Pretty cool theme @lilbud!

Well I've tested Sega CD and 32X on my Pi Zero. I used the overclock I mentioned above but with overvolt 2 instead of 6. Sega CD works flawlessly on FMV games and games that use scaling/rotation. Sega 32X is so close to full speed it hurts, but its not quite there. I'm sure if I could squeeze another 100 MHz out of the CPU safely it would work at full speed. It's funny because I remember 32X working good on my Pi1, just not PSX or above. That was a few RetroPie versions back however. This will eventually be a handheld system so active cooling is not really an option. As a result I will likely have to leave 32X out unfortunately, unless performance improves when I lower the screen resolution for the LCD. Out of curiosity, has anyone ever pushed a Pi1 or Pi Zero to 1100 MHz? If so was it stable? How about temperature under load?