The default N64 emulator is 'mupen64plus-GLideN64'. What you want for Ocarina of Time is 'mupen64plus-gles2rice' You might even be able to use 'mupen64plus-gles2rice-highres' (I use the highres version). It plays well with this emulator, but not as well as Majora's Mask. For Majora's mask you can just go straight to 'mupen64plus-gles2rice-highres', some slight slowdown in the town itself, but flawless everywhere else I could get to in my 2 hours of testing when I was configuring my N64 games a few weeks ago. No overclocking needed.

@adam1290 Have you looked through this?. And this thread could help.

Not sure it will help but i noticed in the RetroPie Setup that there was a driver section from which you could install XBox and XBox360 driver. I also use a XBox 360 wired controller but on a Pi 3 model B and i didn't have to install that driver. I just know it's there so you might want to try, we never know. Also i don't know about pre made SD images but i sometime hear people saying that some unexplained issues may occur on pre-installed systems, and would recommend users to install RetroPie manually usuing the official download. That's all i have. Hope it helps.

How do I use the internal command prompts? Like how do I log in so I can enter in all the code? I know that if you press f4 that it brings up the prompts, but how do I log in and shit?

I was able to fix it. For anyone else who runs into this problem and finds this thread in the future. f4 reboot (not restart emulationstation, reboot the entire pi) f4 uninstall kids mode reboot f4 fresh install of emulationstation reboot f4 install kids mode reboot f4 update emulationstation (for some reason it reverted upon the installation of kids mode) reboot It now works! Yay me!

@RetroHopeful Not at all. That file only has the settings for the latest controller you configured, no worries :) It effectively suggests that select is being mapped as the hotkey - which is a good sign! I'd expect you'd be able to exit a game by pressing the keys you mapped to select and start, together, on the keyboard. And, as you redefine your other controllers, I'd expect you to be able to do the same for each as that happens. Still, I'm puzzled/concerned with that error message you keep getting - that clearly suggests something is wrong with your current setup. At this stage, if it isn't too much trouble, I'd strongly suggest formatting your SD card (or trying out a new one), reinstalling the image, and seeing how that goes.

You could try this tutorial (at own risk): http://www.instructables.com/id/RetroPie-Overclocked-Raspberry-Pi-3-for-Video-Game/

@jay81uk It'll run a good bit slower to be sure, but it does run. This speed test video may help you make up your mind.

Either that or get one from a store.

@edmaul69 Is there no fix?

I don't expect it to have any impact.

@Darksavior OK. Looks like they have now packaged 4.9.x - I hadn't realised sorry. I can only recommend you don't update the kernel for now then, as the gamecon driver is not yet compatible with 4.9 and I don't have time right now to look into it. (3rd party package so will need an upstream fix).

@Darksavior i will get a log the next time i update.