The Ultimate RetroPie Setup and Install Guide (2022)

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You guys asked for it, and it is finally here The Retropie Install and Setup guide episode!
Comment from : TheGeekPub

I have a problim with geting ps1 walking in retropie
Comment from : Liam Wrethman

Rp1 model A here
Comment from : HondaFit4Adventure

thank you! this is gold
Comment from : TheVagueIdeas

It's driving me mad, the USB process isn't working, new stick, formatted, put in to the pi but it doesn't do the file structure thing at all Banging my head against the wall here
Comment from : UnjustifiedRecs

This was every step I needed, much appreciated:)
Comment from : Chance The Fapper

This is awesome! My main menu doesn't show up when I press start though so I couldn't configure my second controller Any advice?
Comment from : Chalin Beltran Hernandez

I won't buy your gaming harness thing but I will buy that Amiga behind you
Comment from : scorch33

THANK YOU! I have been looking at tutorial after tutorial and they always gloss over the most important details "Just use a raspberry pi! It's no trouble!"
Comment from : kev3d

Does retropie run mame games well? I watched a video that said nobut it was 6 years old
Comment from : behnam2778

how do you download normal pac man ?
Comment from : Snowking1200

thanks for the links on ur site :) i found a nice sd card and will save alot of time indeed
Comment from : NL_the_Godfather

I have one at school
Comment from : Nounouys11

I got almost everything ready! Great video!
Comment from : Yeetus48

What a fantastic tutorial, very well explained Thanks for sharing 👍👍
Comment from : Rob Coleman

Do you have a video on how to enable game saves on the nes, snes, gameboy advance etc? Been creeping around some reddit sites etc but I'm having a hard time getting it to work
Comment from : Michael Cornish

like to see adding two trackballs to cocktail table
Comment from : Ryan Barre

best tutorial yet
Comment from : No-intro

I cannot seem to get my files to transfer over into the retropie-mount folder after plugging it into my pie It is formatted as FAT32 and the folder is named correctly Any suggestions?
Comment from : Jacob Walsh

What emulators did you download for the arcade games ?
Comment from : Eva

Do you have a video showing the replacement of joysticks, buttons and running wire cables from sticks to new boards
Comment from : Rev Rob Jacobs

Good afternon, In the video you are using the Pi4, the link you hAve below is for the Pi3, does the Pi 3or 4 matter and how many GB should be on the PI, 1,2,4,? and what SD card should be used and what size is best for SD card? I see the link to retropie on amazon for a preloaded SD card, I assume it would be easier to purchase the Preloaded card rather than upload the roms manually
Comment from : Rev Rob Jacobs

When you added the ROMS to the usb drive, I believe they were still in Zip files SHould they be unzipped and made into nes or whatever they may be first, or will the zip files be recognized by the pi like what seems to be the case via this tutorial
Comment from : Rev Rob Jacobs

Is there a firmware for the controller boards? Windows is not recognizing the boards and Steam is showing them as Unknown Devices I can't find the controllers in Device manager Help is appreciated
Comment from : Mike Penna

once youve installed this, will it still function as a normal pi without having to reinstall everything?
Comment from : SilverbackG2021

Love your videos, site and store! I will be building a cab with my son this Christmas and your site is just what I was looking for I would love to see a video about getting a front end for mame for a PC Is there a way to have a custom linux image that boots directly into something like retro pi but for a full PC? I want something a bit more powerfull to run more complex games like nfl blitz and street fighter
Comment from : Chucky shorts for dorks

What version of MAME are you using , thanks?
Comment from : Scott

I’m new here I need help I bought a PI ZERO and I want to (Mod MOD A MINI ARCADE) and need help with wire diagram … etc The thing is to get it working …
Comment from : Santos Santiago

Thanks for that, its even more relaxing to watch you make these than just listening to music
Comment from : semilife

This is awesome don't have a keyboard so how do you access in game controls with arcade joy stick can't configure street fighter and mk to proper buttons
Comment from : Joshua Medeiros

do you know if its possible to get games like jungle hunt on this set up? i have a arcade1up i want to convert but my 2 favorite games are jungle hunt and punch out so I want to be certain i can get those games before investing in the items needed thanks
Comment from : MrRooster 619

17:04 Please show us how to do the Linux command way in another video 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Comment from : BB Cute

Absolutely fantastic video, thank you so much! Just got a Pi and can't wait to turn it into a mini retro console Got custom decals printed for the Pi's case, and I'm in the middle of coding my own theme for EmulationStation as well Might make my own video about it 😊 Subscribed!
Comment from : Alfredo

Are the roms always being read and run from the thumb drive…or is it copying the new ones added each time to the microsd on the pi?
Comment from : Zach Kraeuter

tysm!
Comment from : FavroiteGamers

Really good stuff here I did my core RetroPie setup a few years ago now based on the famous ETA Prime Youtube videos and watching yours really did streamline somethings as well as include some new to me stuff (USB ROM install; BRILLIENT!!) Thanks for taking the time to put this together Good luck selling your bits and goodies I'm sure they are of great value to folks
Comment from : J Gonz3

I FEEL MORE ENCOURAGED TO MAKE A GRADIUS GAIDEN (PS1) ARCADE CABINET
Comment from : Sheriff Hypers Channel

Great video!… how about setting up trackball and spinner?
Comment from : MyExWiFiSaB

Great builds!! I'm deeply impressed by your work :D Do your plans have measurments for the metric system (mm, cm and so on) or is it US measurments in the plans?
Comment from : J A Bredesen

I have a question I have a retropie handheld The SD card that came with it is not in English, so I bought a SD card with everything in English When I put the new card in It boots up just like original and the games play fine except the dpad and buttons seem disabled I have to plug in my USB controller to play, and that defeats the handheld point When I put the old SD card back in it plays fine using the portable dpad and buttons So, how to map so when the new SD card is in I can play using the buttons and dpad on the portable?
Comment from : hiawa23

Do I add this on top of raspberry pi os or separate
Comment from : Kevin Point

Once adding the games via the USB, does this transfer the roms to the SD card? I would like to build a library of games on various USB sticks and wondering if this is possible
Comment from : Game Cube For Life

it'd be fun to go to such arcades with my usb rubber duckies
Comment from : localboxs channel

THANK YOU
Comment from : Eric

thank you! not one hiccup in the setup process!
Comment from : Kenu Reed

Does Retro Pie allow for spinner and trackball controls?
Comment from : DigitalRanger

IT'S A MICRO SD CARD!!!!! NOT AN SD CARD!!!!! AAAARRRRGHHH! :)
Comment from : DigitalRanger

FYII was able to connect to WiFi using the game controller It'll give you an on-screen keyboard to use I did this on vacation and was without a keyboard to plug in
Comment from : Tommy G

Love The DooM2 and Duke Nukem 3D on the backbrSmells like my Teenage era
Comment from : abecchio

There is a better scraper option within the bowels of the configuration options brbrI've found retropie's native scraper is meh
Comment from : CrossGeek

This is cool, So do you have a setup with Trackball, Spinner or Flight Stick, for games such as mussel command, centipede, tempest and tron?
Comment from : G-Man

Noob here! How would you connect 4 players to Pi4? Looking to build my own cabinet within the next couple weeks and can’t wrap my mind around how to connect 4 usb to PI4
Comment from : Raymond Garcia

do i need to leave the usb with the roms in indefinetly?brbrbrbrbrbrbrbrPS: i'm doing a non cabinet build
Comment from : BomberPlays

what is USB rom service isn't in that list?
Comment from : Matthew Beck

Are you able to access the normal Raspberry PI OS and use programs like chrome too with retropie?
Comment from : Liberty Prime

Woof!!
Comment from : SFC

I am very much a novice to this and still learning But what is the difference between retro pie and emuelec? This is really dumb I know I’m just learning all of this
Comment from : nemoh21

I have followed many tutorials and this one by far is the best most dont tell you that you need to turn on the usb server thing every one but you skips over that part THANK YOU
Comment from : Kenneth Bankers

I was wondering if there is some way to get an old PC game (Thief Gold and Thief II: The Metal Age) to work on a Raspberry Pi? The games came out in 1998 and in 2000 for Windows 95 / 98
Comment from : Accessdenied89

I would like to know how to add new platforms to RetroPie/EmulationStation the easy way?
Comment from : LE Robbo

Hey, I've got a question It seems that nobody - to this day - tried to fix a TheC64Maxi keyboard into a real C64 case In my case (lol), I wanted to build a Retropie C64 with a C64C case and the Maxi keyboard (because it is USB and works fine with Retropie) Have you ever tried this? Is it possible without a 3D printer? Thanks so far for all your Retropie videos brbrWhy do I need a C64C case? Well, when I was younger there was no other device better than the C64 But with age, I can't type on the breadbin anymore because it's way to high lol brI'd like to try a C64C case because it's more ergonomic And no, I don't want to buy real hardware and I know all the pros and cons of emulation
Comment from : Axeman Racing

@TheGeekPub how can you change retro pie from keyboard input to game pad input for Zega Mame gear
Comment from : Clayton Coleman

I’m thinking it’s time to retire my pi media box and retro pi it
Comment from : Deefy

So easy! Thank you sir! 💥
Comment from : Silver and Black Entertainment

how about adding your own music to each game preview
Comment from : Dan Pettis

VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Comment from : Kevin Huynh

Amazing content, thank you for this My dream is to be able to do this cab project at some point
Comment from : MadaoAU

When i plug the usb drive in my Raspberry pi, the folder structure never appear I wait for like 10 min, and its not happening What could be wrong? I mean, its not the most complex step of the tutorial Thank
Comment from : mark laf

HELP!!!! I set emulation station in kid mode because I plan on using my arcade for the public now when I tried to set it back to normal it seems I lost all my gamesand I have no access to emulation station what so ever any at all help with this is appreciated
Comment from : Dan Pettis

Awesome!
Comment from : Eggfone

How do put slot machines option on retropie raspi4
Comment from : James Harris

What controllers work with retropie any help please
Comment from : James Harris

any update on recommended raspberry pi as the version recommended in the video seems to be outdated and mostly unavailable
Comment from : Quequeg1

I love the tutorial I have a couple questions br1 What kit would I use for a 4 player arcade For like the old Simpsons, TMNT, Avengers, etc?br2 If I use separate 4 encoders, is there a way to install a port for like a rolling ball for golf or bowling? Or is that something that is going to be an either/or situation?
Comment from : Anthony Razo

What if I'm using dual ipac ultimate's and using player 1 and 2 on both boards to run all 4 player's will the configuration still be the same or will I need to go into winipac to change the key codes to get it to run properly?
Comment from : Stephen Russ

Followed your videobut have no sound in Retropie or games at all?
Comment from : Tommy Østerby

is it better tha recallbox?
Comment from : Did3D

Great video as usual Any advice on how to install and configure a proper on/off switch that will actually initialize a proper shutdown of the Raspberry Pi?
Comment from : Ben Wolinsky

This was just terrific! thank you for doing this i would like to see a follow up video that talks about the BIOS and how to know how/what to install
Comment from : El Toro