@mitu Thanks!

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

Does this happen to all games or just a few games ? Which version did you have installed before the update (or when was the previous time you updaed) ?

You can't change the name of the controllers, at least not the ones that show up in the selection script. They come from the OS and cannot be controlled from userspace. The input_device_display_name option is useful just inside RetroArch (shows just a friendly name for the device), so that won't help in the selection script.

You can back-up your ROMs and configurations from the old system and then restore them on the new system via file shares - see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Updating-RetroPie/#backup-option-2.

Do you have a link to the TFT screen install instructions ? Post your config.txt to see how it's configured.

@pie_droid Yes, you would have to have to use the same setting you paired with on the pi. It gets recognized as a different controller otherwise.

@slippy Which port exactly ?

@stephenrossi20 said in N64 games running slow on Rasberry Pi 4..Help!!:

is there a way to make them run more smooth?? all options are on the table

Overclock your GPU and via the Runcommand, select a recommended N64 Emulator, Resolution, Setting per Rom/Game as detailed in this list below ...

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Rq4shU1RUSdcc7cTVWeORMD-mcO6BwXwQ7TGw8f5_zw/view#gid=1983504515