@ClassicGMR I have the same issue. I suspect it's user error!

Also, thanks :-)

@roslof thanks!

Thanks for everything you do, Devs! Can't wait to see what awesomeness in emulation you bring us in 2020.

@rookervik said in Just wanted to say THANK YOU!:

Thank you @BuZz And everyone that contributes to the project!

On a side note: Jools... It's been a while. Showers are so lonely. <3 (^_^)

Lol. Cheers Rook. And thanks to everyone who contributes! :-)

@steptoe Started out with my old work laptop that had a Linux on it, installed Retropie just to tinker around and ended up with an arcade machine build around it :-) Since I had most components laying around, the cost was around 100 euro...well worth the price!

@jborges A pic is not so useful, upload the file itself to pastebin.com and show the url. Also, restart ES and upload the /home/pi/.emulationstation/es_log.txt to pastebin.com, maybe there's another error in play.

@ranma N64 controllers feel awful imo and the analog sticks are garbage. Really the only thing that doesn't translate to a modern controller is the c buttons, it's a little awkward having them mapped to the right analog.

@classicgmr Thank you for the missing artwork :0)

I’d like to add in my thanks as well. Originally I had a few dozen nes games but I’ve since expanded into hundreds of games for multiple systems and I’ve learned quite a bit of Linux along the way. Currently I’m working on configuring a collection of games for ms-dos and had an amazing time playing TIE Fighter last night. What a game, and what a time we live in!

Also, this thing is an absolute hit at parties. I have it set up in a back room next to my kitchen and half the guests end up in there playing Mario, Frogger or Street Fighter at some point. I get lots of questions about it and love talking about the Raspberry Pi project and Linux.

@herb_fargus yeah i was just curious. I didnt expect it to ever be a thing on here. Thanks for the reply.