[evilkitty]

you can set the console specific controls in
/opt/retropie/config/nes/retroarch.cfg
you can grab my configs here

What controllers are you using?

keep in mind i use snes controllers for nes
each config file has every button in it for both controllers
you are welcome to edit those configs for your 360 controller

[evilkitty]

you would be better off with a 360 controller for n64
snes ones don’t have enough buttons, a 360 will have 3 buttons to spare

is it running through retroarch? if so i have configs for that (these are the ones i use on my linux desktop/laptop, they dont include specal performance options to run under the rpi that are in the stock configs)
i attached my controller configs
i use snestap for snes (you will need to update your core for multitap to work) (player 3/4 use 360 controller)
i use snes for gb, gb, gba, nes
i use ps1 for psx (360 controller)
i use n64 for n64 (360 controller)
i use atari for atari 2600
i use sega for segacd, gega32x. megadrive, mastersystem

[evilkitty]

I’m using these
http://www.ebay.com/itm/400797089213
they are being used with these systems
Nintendo Entertainment System
Super Nintendo
Game Boy
Game Boy Color
Game Boy Advance
Sega Master System / Mark III
Sega CD
Sega Mega Drive / Genesis
Sega 32X
Atari 2600

i’ll try to edit this tomorrow and attach my controller configs

[evilkitty]

1. congrats on getting it to run at all, was there a new release of retropi that works with n64, do you have the older version, or did you fix the issue somehow?
2. i was setting retroarch+mupen64plus up on a older (~2009 intel) pc the other day it lagged a little on ssb and horribly on manjora’s mask in movie scenes, like 1fps bad
i somehow managed to get to to 100% speed, i altered a resolution setting in retroarch (was 1920×1080 set to 1024×768) i also changed a quality (accuracy) setting to low and upgraded the linux kernel to the latest 3.17 kernel, base install was ubuntu 14.04
those settings are under core options

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