@lister-of-smeg thank you very much for your hints, i never thought if trying an optional port, neither i was aware of a version called "Super Big Brother" for the PC-Engine.
Much appriciated!

@mitu Thank You

@mitu yes I pay $5 per month.

I will validate with checksums to see if anything stands out. I will give some examples of roms later on.

@jackiehanna dude, that PSU won't be giving your Pi enough juice. It's just a phone charger.

Edit- I've just realised I've already commented on another of your posts where you were having HDMI issues and you posted that you were using the same charger.

Go and but a new power supply, preferably the official Pi charger. You'll find most of these issues are down that and that alone.

@mediamogul said in SNES does not show at all:

@tanneseph said in SNES does not show at all:

I guess I finally hook it back up to my TV downstairs and play something!!!!

Not so fast. There's some paperwork you need to fill out in triplicate first.

I seriously laughed at this.

@dudleydes Thank you a ton! The srm file fixed both issues! Didn't realize it would fix both - much appreciated!

@dlawrence529 A name is just a name, nothing more. Glad you got it sorted out.

@digi Earlier I said that MAME4ALL needs to be configured. Which MAME are you trying?

Pi is very demanding on the power supply.
If the voltage is below 5.2V, turbo mode is disabled
PI will operate at a reduced frequency in throttling mode.
Some SNES games, even on an optimized driver under the SNES2002 AWS, will slow down.

avoid warnings=2 fixit problem

@gtr63 Maybe you set SNES up first to test before setting up the whole USB mounting thing. It's easy to forget what exactly you did when first setting up, especially if you are not experienced with RetroPie or Linux.

@edale

Also, like what Joel from Vinesauce says, never download stuff like "video.avi.exe" (or anything like it for that matter).

@freakE thats good. I will leave my last post i just posted as it is because it too can help people.

@loop315 Which image are you using? What hardware are you on? Please read this as agreed on signing up to the forums https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first and give us some more info.

From your post, I can kind of deduce that as you got this Retropie "kit" for Christmas, that it was purchased with the SD card pre-loaded. That type of image is not something that the devs here will support and you'd be better downloading the official image and following the initial setup guide on the wiki.

Dont forget you can run snes zipped to safe some space (depending how many you have of course)

I fail to see how my answer was condescending. And you confirmed what I thought anyway as you said you didn't have time to read the wiki.

At the least fill in the details as to what you're running in the link. It's just a bullet-pointed list. That way we know how you're build is setup and will be in a better position to help you.