I finally had a little time to test all of this... Everything works fine! I used the standard procedure for Linux. In my opinion, I find that the "Raspberry Pi" section of the Wiki is not really clear... How is it possible to update it? Can I do it myself? Same question to upload the new ...

Well, something was messed up with my Retropie, I guess. I installed a clean image, updated stuff (though just 1.9.1) and the Backyard Baseball demo works. Looks like I'll just move my ROMs and stuff over to this card and toast the other one. Not sure what happened, as I'm not much into messing with...

Huh... so... it doesn't work for me. I verified that it's updated, but Freddi Fish and Backyard Baseball 2001 are still black screens for me. Not sure what to do now.

Maybe I'll have to ditch my SD card and start a new one from scratch.

Thanks, I'll give this a shot and report back when it's done compiling.

Okay, it appears that 16bit games on the Pi are broken right now, as I tried the Backyard Baseball 2001 demo (a 16bit game), and it loaded with a black screen (the cursor is visible).

dafioram, thanks for your advice about the gamepad - I picked up a cheap mouse to use, so I'm all set there.

Does anyone know whether the Raspberry Pi version of ScummVM supports 16 bit games? It's not working on the 1 16-bit game I own, and I don't have any others to test it out with.

Hey guys/gals, I tried searching (and searching), but couldn't find an answer for my question... Does the Raspberry Pi version of ScummVM (through RetroPie) support 16 bit games? I snagged the Freddi Fish games for my son, and they all load up fine except for #5, which I've discovered is a 16 bit ga...