RetroPie allows you to turn your Raspberry Pi, ODroid C1/C2, or PC into a retro-gaming machine. Please use our website forum for support.

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Replying to @guido23
retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/… You're free to install the image from our site and get support. Sorry but we can't support a 3rd party image we didn't put together. No idea how it's set up. Plus the image you are using is distributed with ROMs.
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Timezones :-) It's the 14th March in the UK right now
Awesome. Glad it's all working.
Please use our forum for support rather than twitter for additional help. Thanks.
The md5sum is for the hosted gzipped images. The md5sum you mention is for the unpacked image. So you must have unpacked it or your browser / download tool did.
Replying to @TheGadgetShow
Thanks for mentioning our project.
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Replying to @dragonheat
Yes, via a custom samba config. But please use our forum for support.
RetroPieProject retweeted
Full-speed high-fidelity BBC Micro emulation on a (slightly) overclocked Raspberry Pi Pico, courtesy of @kilograham5 Check out bitshifters.github.io/ for more great BBC Micro goodies @DavidBraben @nickpelling @EbenUpton
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RetroPieProject retweeted
Introducing our first microcontroller-class product: Raspberry Pi Pico. Priced at just $4 and built on RP2040, a new chip developed here at Raspberry Pi, Pico is for experienced users and beginners alike, and it's on the cover of @HackSpaceMag today! raspberrypi.org/blog/raspber…
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Replying to @codydragonrude
Please use our forum for support. I don't get tearing on my rpi4 setup.
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Replying to @KashKash1818
Sorry, previous reply was a bit short on detail but check this topic out retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/… - it includes instructions for building if you want to try it in the meantime. It will be added soon I should think though.
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Replying to @SireniaDaptari
There are some performance issues with some dos games/software. There may be some workarounds depending on what you're trying to run. Eg - using different emulator, but some software will have issues on the standalone dosbox due to the way it forces vsync in the sdl driver.
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Really enjoyed this video from Jay. Especially his use of the hidden folder for data. Takes a bit of extra work to make per game configs, but it's a great example of customisation on RetroPie.
Today I uploaded a fun video, I decided to turn my Pi 400 into a classic DOS gaming PC with #RetroPie. Although not all the games I wanted to run arrived in time, it was a very fun project. youtu.be/thEsYcvYlYg @RetroPieProject
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@RetroPieProject not sure if this is what the kids meant when asking for EggsBox to play games on?
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