@cyperghost Did you got it to work also with nintendo 64? Here all sound works except with nintendo 64 :(.... Anybody? Searching and trying for a while without succes. THanks!

@Solid-One I have already checked out that doomworld post a long time ago, thats where i learned about the Bananasplit fork of Eternity Engine. I did try out splitscreen once after i changed to GL2D in the options, but the performance of the game was too slow in order to keep a well running game. If it wasn't for the slow performance and due to limit of only being able to do splitscreen mode, i would have already been using Bananasplit. But because of that Doom Legacy is a much better choice in regarding to get a smooth working splitscreen experience on our Raspberry Pi. Maybe i could look into getting my hands on how to create a libretro port of Doom Legacy, but that would require more of my time.

@krullbeast i'm gonna try molten gamepad after i save.

it is my understanding that lr_stalla doesn't support paddles, so I don't know how well it handles paddle games with more than 2 players. try to install the stand-alone stella You can also get the 2600-dapter D9 and use real Atari paddles

@backstander said in [HELP] PSX Horror Games Not Loading TRIED EVERYTHING: Keep us updated if you get the Japanese PS1 version of 'Kuon no Kizuna' working or not. I actually booted up the game, got the to menu, but no matter what I choose (there only 2 entries + a 'Disable Rumble' entry) there's some warning or info message that I can't understand and then it goes back to the main menu. I didn't test with changing the game region from the core options, there might be some DRM/region protection message that I can't understand :).

Thanks a lot for answer!

@BuZz said in How to compile the EmulationStation: pastebin Thank!

@dayvolk Just to confirm you are using the correct retropie image for the pi3?

@mitu any possible configurations in Latency menu. ANY. Trying 20 or 30 times with various config. I cant say which, cus i use all possible. Try to reinstall RetroArch on PC. Work. And Latency options working good. Upd. With SNES working like on RaspberryPie - speed and sound issues

@six-string said in Unable to connect to WiFi: @mitu Well... just installed Raspbian. Still can't connect to network. Guess I'll look into troubleshooting that. Thanks. This is stupid but I found solution. You need to connect an RJ45 (ethernet) cable to rpi port. Now you can run raspi-config without wpa-supplicant error and There was an error running option N2 Wi-fi.. Then can you now set ssid and password (now reboot or not) and wifi will works correctly. When this wifi works correctly bluetooth too works good. When I had problem (like you) with wifi my bluetooth was non stop disconnecting.

I believe super mario world does and I tested other games and super mario bros 3 on nes and 2 frames was causing issues with things happening before they should have like deaths. So 1 frame seems to be the sweet spot for 90% of games on nes and snes. Also without using runahead i believe dispmanx with threading turned off seems to be the next best thing for reduced input lag.

@dankcushions yeah, it's probably as simple as that. I just wish there were some way to fix the issues.

@Corbidorbi There is a dip switch setting for this game to flip the screen. Try pressing tab key when in game and see if you have a setting for that. https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/lr-mame2003

I ran the installation with the new instructions and it still fails. I've tried both the standard install process as well as the quick installation. Each time I used a clean install of RetroPie 4.4

@az sorry, that was my fault, I was typing on my phone. Glad you got it sorted.

@mitu I'm building a 2p arcade stick, with external 2 pads snes, I wanted to have the person choose what to use as a controller pad or stick, but I can not find a solution

@mitu just had same problem and I know nothing thank you, never would have figured that out.

@mitu Note for WiFi on the new Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+: WiiFi is disabled until wireless regulatory domain is set (Pi 3 B+ only) The domain can be done through 'Raspberry Pi Configuration' (rc_gui), 'raspi-config' or by setting 'country=' to an appropriate ISO 3166 alpha2 country code in /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf. US= United States GB= UK Example by another user of what it should look like (with GB country code) country=GB ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev update_config=1 network={ ssid="myssid" psk="mywifipassword" }