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1. #INSTRUCTIONS TO SETUP RETROLINK NES CONTROLLER UPDATE#
2. #INSTRUCTIONS TO SETUP RETROLINK NES CONTROLLER DRIVER#

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I have 2 controllers, and neither seem to have any.

#INSTRUCTIONS TO SETUP RETROLINK NES CONTROLLER DRIVER#

Original titile: USB N64 Controller i bought a retrolink usb controller and i installed the driver but the device does not show up on the driver, i tried something but now the driver isnt there and reads the device as unknown. It looks great, and Im able to use my RetroLink USB controllers to navigate EmulationStation, but when I go into a game, it doesnt work. Retrolink usb controller shows unknown device in device manager.

#INSTRUCTIONS TO SETUP RETROLINK NES CONTROLLER UPDATE#

After seeing the latest update to RetroPie, I thought Id dust off my RPi and give it a shot. It would be great if I could make it so something like L + R + Start + Select will close the emulator, and bring me back to EmulationStation. Limited Lifetime Warranty - Hunter Fan Company. RetroLink USB SNES controllers work in RetroPie, not in games. I ask for a multi button command because the USB SNES controller I'm using already has all the buttons on it mapped. Ideally, I don't even want to be using a keyboard at all.ĭoes anybody know if there's a way to edit the retroarch.cfg to give me the ability to exit an emulator by using the controller? And if so, is there a way to make it a multi button command? So I am unable to exit games (normally press esc). Hello, I built my raspberry pi set up last night using a raspberry pi zero NO WIFI transferred all my games onto it using a USB stick and using a PS4 Controller for setup but when I plug my Generic USB SNES Controllers i got off eBay in nothing happens these work on my PC running windows 10 without installing any drivers. For some reason, after launching an Emulator/Rom, I lose my keyboard. Then the controller works in game, and I can play away. I can then control the EmulationStation frontend with my RetroLink SNES controller, and pick a rom to play, and launch it. I now have my RPi boot up, and automatically launch EmulationStation (Big ups to Aloshi for that).

I've made a lot of progress, but I'm stuck at one part.