So, what MAME ROMs work with RetroPie? The MAME ROMs that can work with RetroPie include MAME 0.37b5, MAME 0.78, MAME 0.78- MAME 0.188, MAME 0.139, MAME 0.160, MAME 0.174, MAME 0.94, and MAME 0.106. If you have installed MAME on RetroPie, you might be wondering which MAME ROMs will work best.
ROMsets or ROMs are specific game files that are required to play video games on an emulator. Note: If the start button is not working you can follow to procedure on issue chapter, to clear the input configuration.RetroPie is a video game emulator that allows you to play retro arcade games on your Raspberry Pi or gaming PC. When you plug a new controller you have to set it: The hotkey is use on shortcut to interact with the emulator, it allow to some extra feature as saving at anymoment. On the first boot you have to setup the controller and my SNES Controller is seen as Xbox Controller, but it seem to be not a problem because you can skip buttons you don’t have.
Here is the download link for Raspberry 2/3 image. Not really happy of trying to make Recalbox work on my Rasberry 3b+, I moved to RetroPie following the well made documentation for the installation: RPi 3b+ not supported yet (and take me a long time to find the issue)Įven with the lot of time I waste due to bad documentation, It is a really beautiful system and I am waiting for the RPI 3b+ support. So I tried with the dev release, it boot well but I wasn’t able to launch games… (tester release…) Finally, I tried back the stable version with my good old RPi 3b, and I was able to play the preinstalled games. Then spend my morning figuring out why it was not booting, trying with different sd cards, copying the image using dd, then I just randomly read that the Raspberry Pi 3b+ is not supported yet… After buying a brand new 64go sd card, I flashed the 18.07.13 / Raspberry 3 version. I have decided to start by trying Recalbox, well because… I have to start somewhere. I have test RecalBox and RetroPie, but sadly not Lakka for the moment, here is my feedback. Note: RetroPie can be also installed on top of an existing Raspbian Theses image can be easily download and flash using etcher. There is tree major solution to turn your Raspberry Pi into a multi-consol retro-gaming station: Ventilation fan (30mm x 30mm x 7mm) silent as possible. Large SD card > 8go to store your games. I Hope it will be useful for you! Material This post relate my experience building a gaming console and it is a complement of the officials documentation. 
You can easily transform your Raspberry Pi into an awesome little retro-gaming machine.
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