@sirhenrythe5th
the pi4 with a arm cortex a73 and * TWO * videocoreIV GPUs. Comes with either 2gb or 4gb internal ram. Not really, I was trying to make a joke, not funny...

Record of Lodoss war, no longer crashes. It is a big hunk of lag art once you get top-side, there are a lot more enemies and polygons. Still playable, (I OC'd for this one)

Jet Grind Radio, with the option to turn off shadows in the GUI can get decent performance, but I imagine there are still those levels that run like butt.

TimeStalkers, The analog deadzone seems to have been fixed with the latest update, as well as the connection being able sync into play, which is great, I might find some time for this one.

@Efriim you are right, I had to do a chown for the pi user on the nvram file itself which was I think in /opt/retropie/configs/amiga/amiberry. It now saves there.

@Sades160 This is not a chat room, you don't need to open a topic for every 'update'. You should have updated your original topic.

@GGrieves8322 asking for copyrighted content is expressly forbidden.

Read the form rules.

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@Lermatroid you didn't provide any information to help. No idea even which version of the OS you're running.

Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

if you have no cec package, your OS is likely too old. you can install without it with some hackery but if your os is old, you probably want to upgrade.

To set this up on your own build without using Motion Blue Unified follow the instructions on this thread: Game launching video loading screens

@lesk Deopending on the emulator and version I think, as it is a relative recent feature. You may need to update RetroPie. There are entries in the emulator menu for this feature: SETTINGS > LATENCY. I looked up in Snes9x 1.56.2, Nestopia 1.50-WIP and MAME 2003 (0.78).
The Raspberry Pi 3 is too weak and it would be extremly slow and painful (as far as I know). Which emulator and version do you want use this for? Try the "lr-" versions.

@Efriim there is a better solution. Buy a dolphinbar and sync it to that. Remove all syncing of it previously done on the bluetooth first.

@Shortgaze
ps3 controllers are good, windows drivers used to be hard to install.

My problem with arc arena, I tried the usual things including HLE bios but I didnt get a full reset for it to work because of autoload. I didn't think of deleting the config, doing so changed the default system directory to the content folder so no BIOS was found and so it loaded the HLE and worked. System Directory was the first setting I changed back, and the controller stopped working when it loaded the SCPH bios again. Anyways thanks.

One hour ago I removed and then reinstalled from source and the same :(

@quicksilver that sounds very right, it happened with the update to retroarch 1.7.6.

@ray3d
None idea, but also https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first and update with more information.

@mitu I got it working after thinkig about it i thought the easiest solution would be to delete the software and put a new copy of retropie on it.

@liranics Did you manage to set the blaze control to the raspberry pi?

@jdpieeyed There are 2 images - you need the one for the Raspberry 2/3.