@mitu than you so much. so all these roms are to heavy for the pie...time to free resources.. thanks again!

@dankcushions Sorry. Think I couldn't get something to work right and just went with a Google Drive link. Won't happen again.

@jester77 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

@salabros said in Trouble loading Emulators on Retro pie: I ended up having to reflash the micro USB it was damaged aparetnly You mean the micro SD card ? Glad it worked out, welcome to RetroPie !

You have two options: Stick with official plug and play devices like (s)nes classic mini Start a new hobby creating your own personalized Retropie system by starting from scratch. It's not that hard. All the information is readily available on this website. You may want to invest in a quality micro sd card first.

@edmaul69 not to worry was haveing a really dumb day just forgot to switch over the kickstart roms simple fix

I had this issue in N64 and all it took was a reboot to fix it. If I can remember what the issue was I will post it to see if it's related or not.

I forgot to mention that before scraping all roms worked fine.

@cowguy27 i guess the first thing i should have had you try, open up the .cue file and make sure the .iso or .bin is named correctly to match the real file. So if the iso is named dRacuLa.isO you need make sure the inside of the .cue file matches that. On linux case sensitive is important. Even on the file extension.