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#Abient arcade sounds in main menu i.e real arcade music/ music.mp3

#Open BOR -Beats of rage
#Mugen
#Ultra 64 / Killer instinct 1/2 version or mame version if poss?!?
#NINTENDO 64 - Killer instinct Gold
#80's MTV STYLE Video/audio/Jukebox /record store

#PIBNALL
(Pleading all devs to convert virtual pinball and future pinball to pi/linux -big ask i know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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"3d arcad3" like features
run 3d arcad3 bits n bobs (aka 3d arcad3 10th ann1v3rsary edit1on)
walk in arcade with sounds and hardware pics or simplify it!
"C0verfl0w" like control for radio,jukebox in menu (folders,albums,tracks,e4c

All for piplay if possible?!? (:

That's a good suggestion, I'll make sure Shea sees this.

Maybe this is crazy but I was thinking there should be a way that when you select an emulator it can send an I2C message that would control LEDS either within or by the buttons to be used with the game. For instance for an NES it would light two buttons and the Select Start Button.

I played a SNES emulator online with a friend as player 2 sync'd river city ransom cool as heck... it would be great if a networked piplay system could accomplish that with another... I haven't used mame yet so excuse my inexperience if these options do exist... a help screen would be good I have no idea how to favorite a game, and within each emulator I'm holding breath as mashing f keys... can be scary. Love the project I am forever in its debt.

This has been requested before already, but I'd love to see integration with one of the Atari XL/XE emulators, and with MESS.

I saw the C64/Vice support, which is great (and shows the potential for more than consoles). But c64 is not where my memories are. :-)

we haven't gotten our hands on the new pi zero yet but if you don't have an old pi, you can just do a fresh install of the latest raspbian image and then run the piplay installer.
Instructions found here: https://github.com/ssilverm/piplay-installer

I'd worship you like an ewok if you added TG-16 support, I can never get the damned emulators to run smoothly on any system I've ever had. Intellivision, Atari ST and Apple II/IIGS support would also be a nice addition. Oh, and if you do SMS and GG, TwoMBit is on Linux as well, but it's one of those cycle/bus accurate emulators. I've heard old MEKA has a Linux port, too, plus it emulates the ColecoVision and Othello MultiVision. I'm kinda operating on the assumption that PiPlay is also Linux-based. It'd be kinda fun to have DOSBox or similar x86 emulator, even if it would run poorly, although Tandy1000 emulation would actually come in handy.

Shows my emulation age saying this (and probably a large part of linux ignorance, too; I know little about cross-platform porting for programs), but you've forced my hand by implementing a few obscure emulators. I'm familiar with Stella and VICE, but if DGen has game compatibility issues, I might suggest tinkering with the old, old, really old Genecyst. It worked with every non-SegaCD and 32x game I threw at it (though this was before I'd heard of Virtua Racing), and it performed outstandingly on a 486DX2@66MHz with MS-DOS. There's also NESticle, but even though I've never used MESS (I know, a sin) I recognize the name, so if it works fine, that's fine.

Continuing on the Gen emulator, however, I am confused why you didn't use Gens or, my personal favorite, Kega Fusion, the latter of which I know has a Linux port anyway, and while I can't speak for a Pentium II@300MHz (the approximate performance of a gen1 Pi), I remember it running okay on a pre-MMX Pentium@166MHz w/Win95 and swimmingly on a Pentium3@600MHz w/Win2000NT. I expect you may have a good reason for not using Kega/Gens in the first place, and honestly, I'm too lazy to check the forums right now anyway :-P .

Also, while I recognize SNES9x is good for accuracy and game compatibility, my experience has been ZSNES works better for speed and system compatibility. I got ZSNES to work well on my Pentium 1, but SNES9X was out of reach until I got a Pentium 3.
Gameboy? I hate emulating the platform. It seems like every time I try, it never quite runs as well as it should, no matter what program or rig, save one I used to use on the PSP, I think it was called RIN or something. You may want to look into it, the only game I never got working on it 100% was Shantae.

And yes, please continue work on PS3 controller support; I don't have a 360 stick, and while I'm more than fine with using a keyboard, I'm mostly doing this for my friend, and he's very anti-PC gaming.

Make it compatible with the raspberry pi 3, I can not get it to work.