@cloc140 said in Enabling wifi in Retropie at installation on Picade Pi 4b:

it’s written on screen to press button A but I tried to press all buttons without sucess.

I assume you're taking about the controller configuration screen ? AFAIK the Picade needs a driver to be installed in order configure the input.

If you're trying to enable WiFi so that you can download and install the driver, then the easiest way would be to create a wpa_supplicant.conf configuration file on the sdcard - see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Wifi/#connecting-to-wifi-without-a-keyboard. You can similarly enable SSH to be able to connect to the Pi and run commands - see the getting started documentation from the previous link I posted.

@windg oh okay. then i will try it thanks.

Also worth mentioning are the available SA-1 optimization patches.

Axelay
Contra III
F-Zero
Gradius III
Race Drivin'
Super Castlevania IV
Super Mario World
Super R-Type
Super Mario World Widescreen

Super Metroid should soon follow with an expected 2023 release.

One minute video showing the game rom upgrade difference:
https://twitter.com/HackerVilela/status/1363250560133193733

Source:
https://github.com/vitorvilela7

I have read that ps1 mini is using the pcsx-rearmed emulator.
This emulator had the issue with this game you describe but it get fixed see: https://github.com/libretro/pcsx_rearmed/issues/560. Maybe the version that the system is using is older. I don't know if you can the update the emulator

You can try to change the Dynamic recompiler to interpreter (slower), if you have this option.

RetroPie doesn't boot into the Vice emulator by default, did you modify the auto-start sequence ?

I have software/some games, how do I load/run my games on the Pi400 C64??

You can copy the game files (floppy/cassete images) in the c64 rom folder and you can then load them from the Vice menu. Normally, if you start in the EmulationStation front-end, they would be listed and you can just start each one from the list with vice/lr-vice.

Do I put all my games onto a Flash drive and plug that into the Pi400?
Or do I put them on the SD card?

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Transferring-Roms/

@ffaddic ok, I got, I need to convert to .chd by chdman under Linux;) Thx

@bigbay you are welcomed.
If you need any help creating your own image feel free to ask here.
There are resources and options to build a gernan based image.
I.e. you are even able to set some arcade games from Atari and Capcom (Dungeons and Dragons, Aliens vs. Predator, Xybots,...) to german language.
Get ready for "Münze einwerfen!" :D ("insert coin!")

@h2805270 got this running on mine https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Debian/

@mitu
Tried it on a 4k tv and now it works

I'm fairly certain that most of the Disney tie-in games had chiptune versions of the music. I don't really have time to look up which songs charted right now but there's a lot of games that fall into that category.

@iandaemon What about the title "Lock N Chase" or that "Tower of Druaga" game, I remember in the Tower of Druaga: The Aegis of Uruk anime they had a cocktail arcade cabinet in the dungeon of that very game.

Tower of Druaga AoU.jpeg

@mitu thank you for your help. when checking for the info you asked I saw that after the update it changed the default emulator from MAME4ALL to FBNEO. I changed it back and all is well now.

Thank You
Ken

@BZHGames said in Enter the contest for the best CPC players #GAME:

But in France, "abandonware" games are free to use.

Do you have a link to an official law/regulation ?

I don't see how to modify my topic to delete the link. Is it possible or should you delete the topic completely?

I've edited the text, you can do so from the hamburger menu at the lower right of your post.

I don't think anyone really replied as to the best theme for this type of setup? What themes that work well?

Sorry, but you're using a 3rd party image bundled with the hardware, which we don't/can't support.
Note that selling RetroPie is against the project's license - https://retropie.org.uk/about/legal/, so you've been scammed, since RetroPie is free/open source software.

@victimrlsh I know it's meant to have a rotary with push-down for fire, with a separate single "grenade/enter tank" button in the middle of the panel.... so I did the best I could with my panel and it works fairly well.

I have a split two-player joystick setup... left joystick is set to be the player control, right joystick is the gun/turret position control. Directly below and next to the right joystick, I have two buttons for the old school "two-player" games. The button closest to the joystick I can hit with the base of my hand, or just point the joystick and drop down to fire continuously. So that became the "fire" button. The adjacent button is the "grenade/enter tank" button, which I can slap or hit quick with my other finger, then jump back on the joystick.. etc.

Also.... my Joysticks on this particular cabinet are original Wico leaf-button sticks. I tried using the newer cherry switch style buttons that I have on another cabinet.. but the feel is not the same.

If you need a pic, let me know.