Awesome. Thank you. :)

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.

@obsidianspider Thanks.... missed that word! Power boosters... There are ready setted boards available from adafruit or some other vendors

@jonnykesh Thanks for your answers and tips! I re-download the Retropie image and ApplePi-Baker, formatted the SD card and installed the image all over again. The result was the same, the controllers would not respond. I then got my hands on another Raspberry Pi Zero W, inserted the SD card with the same image, booted up and everything works perfectly now. Both controllers and the keyboard. So I guess you were right, that it was an issue with the Pi. Thanks! :)

@theepicdarklord Check the link provided in @AndersHP response above. The download page has a button for the zero/1 that is different than the download button for the 2/3. The download you want is slightly different to accommodate the different hardware. So, the answer to your question is that you use the same version, but one setup for the zero.

Do you happen to have a laptop? Even an old one? EDIT: Doh! Necrothread!

@gamerguy010101 Hope it does not say 9V...otherwise your Pi Zero is blown.

@Gamerguy010101 Please mark the thread as solved

@Yamt that appears to be a waveshare clone and should follow the waveshare 32b guide.

@ayskura Installing the non-libretro version of pcsx-rearmed gets me full speed with most ps1 games on a pi zero w... The problem is you have to manually set it up and i can't find any good guides (controller and directories don't seem to auto setup correctly so it doesn't find bios files and doesn't have a controller set by default).

Amazing build @wermy! We need a tutorial on this. PLEASE.

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@marie011101 I've tried that a million times, it's searches for the controller, and the controller searches for the pi, they just don't connect, on top of that being an old build..