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Alternatives to Retropie for Linux, Raspberry Pi, Windows, Odroid, Mac and more. Filter by license to discover only free or Open Source alternatives. This list contains a total of 7 apps similar to Retropie. List updated: 3/17/2020 3:45:00 AM. Most of the emulators installed on the basic version of RetroPie are 'Retroarch' emulators. These have all been designed to work with Retroarch's system and as such have a shared control system. For example, pressing Start and Select together will quit the emulator. You can recognise these emulators as they start with the prefix ‘lr-‘.

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• Great tutorial to get up and running fast with RetroPie. One thing you might have overlooked: Since you are installing this on a Pi with.internet access already., before you run the emulator you can go download the ROMs directly from the aforementioned websites, unpack if necessary, and move them into their appropriate folders.
• Thanks, I'm trying to keep it all on my Pi, preferably in RetroPie, but yeah, I could probably get SheepSaver or whatever the emulator for Classic Mac is, and run it on a different machine or something. Comment deleted by user 2 years ago 0 children.

Note: systems may have varying degrees of availability and performance depending on the platform RetroPie is running.

You can get a list of all the packages in RetroPie and what systems they will run on via https://retropie.org.uk/stats/pkgflags/.

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Mac Emulator Retropie

ROM stands for Read Only Memory. In a RetroPie context, ROMs are digital copies of games which allow you to run them emulators (software that mimics your old gaming consoles). There are many issues involving Copyright laws regarding the usage of ROMs, so in order to preserve the integrity and longevity of the RetroPie project, the download locations of ROMs will not and cannot be added to the Wiki. That being said, in the search of your childhood - Google is your friend.

Transferring Roms

There are three main methods of transferring roms: via USB stick, via SFTP, and via Windows (Samba) shares. https://ecgvp.over-blog.com/2021/01/mp3-capture-software.html.

USB stick

1. Ensure that the USB stick is formatted to FAT32 or exFAT, and that the SD card has enough free space to hold all ROMs
2. Create a folder called retropie on the USB stick
3. Plug it into the RetroPie system. If the USB stick has an activity light, wait for it to finish blinking, else wait a few minutes
4. Remove the USB stick out and plug it into a computer
5. Add the roms to their respective folders (within the retropie/roms folder)
6. Plug it back into the RetroPie system. If the USB stick has an activity light, wait for it to finish blinking, else wait (with many GBs of ROMs, wait several hours)
7. Remove the USB stick, the ROMs have been transferred from the USB to the SD card
8. Refresh the game listing in Emulationstation by pressing F4, or choosing Restart Emulationstation/Restart System via the start menu
9. The transferred games should now be visible within Emulationstation. If any are missing, return to step 6

SFTP

SFTP or SSH File Transfer Protocol also called Secure File Transfer Protocol is a network protocol that allows you to securely transfer files over a network. Naturally both your PC and RetroPie system will need to be connected to the same network via Ethernet or Wifi in order to successfully transfer your files.

• Wired (needs ethernet cable)
• Wireless (Raspberry Pi Zero W, 3 and 4 models have onboard Wifi, so Pi 1 and 2 will need a dongle)

To use SFTP, you must first enable SSH. As of the November 2016 release, Raspbian has the SSH server disabled by default.

To enable SSH from within RetroPie: Starcraft 2 free expansion.

1. Select Configuration/Tools within RetroPie Setup
2. Select raspi-config
3. Select Interfacing Options
4. Select SSH
5. Choose Yes
6. Select Ok
7. Choose Finish

There are many SFTP programs out there:

• Windows: WinSCP
• Mac: Cyberduck

Connection settings:

• Protocol: SFTP
• IP address: To find the IP address of your RetroPie, go into RetroPie options from the main menu, and select the last option Show IP address. You can also find this information from the terminal on retropie in the bash info or with the command ifconfig
• Username: pi (default)
• Password: raspberry (default)

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Simply drop the files in the ~/RetroPie/roms/$CONSOLE folder, where $CONSOLE is the name of the target console, e.g. snes or arcade.

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You can also log in as root if you wish to change more files than just the roms, but you first need to enable the root password by typing sudo passwd root into the terminal and choosing a new root password.

Samba-Shares

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Samba is a software suite that allows you to access file systems over the network. Naturally both your PC and Pi will need to be connected to the same network via Ethernet or Wifi in order to successfully transfer your files.

• if on windows type RETROPIE into the computer folder. You can also replace RETROPIE with your Raspberry Pi's IP address

• if on MAC OS X open finder, select 'Go' menu and 'Connect to Server'. Type smb://retropie and hit 'Connect'.

Manually copy files from USB-stick

From RetroPie version 3.0 a file manager is available, it allows you to manually transfer files between USB-stick and Raspberry Pi SD card. File manager can be run from 'RetroPie' Emulationstation menu. Quick file manager (MC) guide can be found here. Your USB-stick should be mounted in /media/usb. The directories for the ROM files are located in ~/RetroPie/roms/SYSTEMNAME, where SYSTEMNAME is the short name of the corresponding system.

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