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I'm at work and haven't fiddled with settings for a while. I'm guessing you could go back into the Emulation Station main menu, on the main ES emulator selection screen (Press START) Then reconfigure your PS controller via CONFIGURE INPUT to suit your above button changes for the ES main menu. Then go into the Retroarch Menu and remap your buttons for all your Core Emulators. https://retropie.org.uk/docs/RetroArch-Configuration/#core-input-remapping (CORE INPUT REMAPPING heading on right side Table of Contents) The top listed 'Video Tutorial' on this link should assist from about the 13 minute mark, from what I can tell. @work and IT don't like us on youtube

@StanJr Yeh I initially had the same general thoughts in relation to the timing and hit box. I ended up trying not to rush it so much, as there is no timer per-say, and found if I stopped at the nearest 'nodule' in front of the oncoming enemy, I would time it to just squish them as they were moving onto the opposing nodule. Instead of just trying to calculate the distant from you to the enemy anywhere along the running line and just squish them anywhere willy nilly. ( I hope that made sense. Even I'm going ) So the game play ended up being move .. stop .. wait .. time it .. squish .. rinse and repeat. Ended up enjoying getting into a rhythm, in my case away.

Squish 'Em - Game 1 B/B 37,580 Improvement

Squish 'Em - Game 1 B/B 21,310 Played On: Stella Get my 1st score in on this little quirky game. Good fun. Away from home again, so had to play on Stellaaaaaaaa! Should have time to improve.

Your pic itself should garner an extra bonus. 2 chickens, 1 big bird, 26 eggs and the bloody word "eggs".

Freeway

Well the 'Bonus' finished quick. TT wins! ​

Very cool new Pi related project up on TESTED.

Seawolf - Game 1 B/B 9,000 That's better. Good fun.

Seawolf - Game 1 B/B 5,830 Played on: Stella Dislocated the ole' shoulder so late getting in a quick score. Away from home so have to use Stella & kb Good game. Hopefully find time to improve.

In no particular order. 1. River Raid II 2. Mines of Minos 3. H.E.R.O. 4. Seaquest 5. Gravitar 6. California Games 7. Dodge 'Em 8. Reactor

Quick Step - Game 1 B/B 1,228 (2,121 - 893) Played On: Original 'Vader', CX40 & PAL cart. Interesting concept game. I like it.

Very cool story. Cheers

California Games - Footbag 44,360 Played On: Original 'Vader', CX40 & PAL cart.

Sky Jinks - Game 2 B/B 1:11.32 Improvement. Decathlon - Discus: 4 Combined Scores 3,489 Played On: Original 'Vader', CX40 & PAL cart. Damn best I could do on a waggeling CX40

Sky Jinks- Game 2 B/B 1:12.37 Played On: Retropie with original CX40 (via DB9 adapter) Nice little twitch timer game. @NADS. Jesus m8!. Good time .

Was going to post this text file I had laying around, but VG has already highlighted it here on AA a few years ago. http://atariage.com/forums/topic/225643-atari-btech/

Very cool. Gr8 game.

Taz - Game 1 B/B 73,500 Played On: Retropie with original CX40 (via DB9 adapter) Asterix was one of my favorite games bitd. Still good twitch fun. Should improve on this.

If it means anything, I can also vouch for 8bitdo's NC30 & FC30 Pro controllers. Look, feel and play gr8. Quality products with pretty much no noticeable lag via Bluetooth on my 3B+. http://www.8bitdo.com/n30pro-f30pro/

Pretty similar situation for me with this store Aussie ebay 2600 cart prices are just stoopid, so finding good prices in the local wild is getting harder ... as humans just love to jump on the bandwagon!

Most are PAL, as I'm down in OZ. The rarity is a bit less with some of these PAL titles, although still floating around the 6's. http://atariboxed.com/index.php?go=database I averaged about $8aud ($6us) a cart. Bought a few off them in the past, so they looked after me.

Happy with this score of Atari eggs from a local gaming store. More-so Frankenstein's Monster, Gyruss, Bermuda & Gas Hog. I smashed Bermuda as a kid. Couldn't pass on Pitfall! socks