For me it works great in RetroPie. Thank you all of you!

@IanDaemon I never played it myself but I stumbled on it one time and looks interesting

@eygobar the poster hasn't been active in the forums for more than 1 year. @Fourch said:

I created an empty breakout.zip, EmulationStation recognized it, and then told RetroArch to launch mame core and "breakout" command.

Are you having problems following the instructions above ? Which part ?

I have not, but that's an interesting idea.

I know this is an old topic but, for anyone else trying to get this to work.

I have had moderate success with jzintv.

If you have downloaded from http://intellivisionrevolution.com/ultimatepong
Add “.rom” to the end of the file.

Can’t currently get the controller to work but keyboard works fine!

It won't start up under Wine w/Exagear either.

@fruitybit yeah the programmer is probably the best retro game programmer on the planet. He did an awesome job on this game. I harassed programmers and game producers for a long time to make a pong clone. Luckily rev got into producing intellivision games and had the same dream to have an awesome pong game made.

@quicksilver Got it figured, it’s now working with jzintv! I’d added the .rom .ROM to the intellivision es_config file as per @dudleydes post and it’s just like the old days are back again! Gonna have a blast tomorrow with my lad- two player works a treat as well:)) Got to say thanks for all advice from you folks, I love this place!)

to answer your second question, i've had good results with this shader set: https://github.com/aybe/RetroArch-shaders

just grab the .glsl & .glslp files for the ones you want and drop them in ~/.config/retroarch/shaders

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@lilbud that what i want to do. I really only need one.