Hi Stewart, thanks for responding. I bought this portable arcade raspberry
retropie setup from a seller in Windsor. Here is a link to his website
https://www.retroxcanada.com/
I have a bunch of images like Reys 128GB and the new Hyperpie 128GB image
but have never configured retropie. I will have to open up my arcade
console but I know its running on Raspberry pi 3 B. Since it has two
joysticks, a trackball and I think 16 buttons it must have one of those USB
controllers that allow you to attach all the wiring to. The seller makes a
nice arcade console but his images are very rough and I would like to play
C64 games on it of course. Any help you can provide is welcome and I would
pay you to assist to set up the controls, thanks
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On Sun, Apr 23, 2017 at 8:36 PM, Stewart C. Russell <scruss@xxxxxxxxx>
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On 2017-04-23 09:48 AM, Nostalgic for the 70's & 80's wrote:
Hi everybody, I hope there is some in or around the Toronto area that is
well versed with retropie via raspberry pie.
Yes, fairly. Since RetroPie is a really good way of running C64 and
Amiga games, it's probably got some relevance here.
I bought a pre-made portable arcade setup
So what did you buy? There are lots of different kits and configuring
them may be tricky.
Stewart
