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There is one thread on this problem from a couple of years ago, but the conclusion seemed to be to turn on the on-screen controller overlay, access the menu through that, and then the controller would reconnect and you could use it again - but I don't want to do this, the overlay is unsightly!!! I also tried briefly to switch to Mupen64Plus-Next GLES2, which I guessed might not have this problem but still have the widescreen hacks I like, but the game I tried to start (Smash Remix) crashed immediately. The project bundles Mupen64Plus with GLideN64 (an open-source graphics. But, most times I start a game, my controller disconnects completely - I'm not even able to use my menu hotkey. Decrypted 3DS Roms Download From 3dsromss. The second problem: I've been using the Mupen64Plus-Next GLES3 core for my N64 games, because I like how it has built-in widescreen hacks that also don't stretch UI elements.

From googling this seems to be a bios error - but what would that the missing bios file be? The first problem: I've been following this guide ( ) to get game and watch games running through mame 0.226 on retroarch - I'm now at a point where some games do work (for instance, Mario the Juggler), but others (such as, my personal favourite Game & Watch game, Chef) just hang on the "initializing" screen. For each of these, I'm using the 64-bit Android version of RetroArch - and specifically I'm on a Retroid Pocket 3+. Hello! I have got two disconnected problems about different RetroArch cores, but I thought I'd ask about both here.