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This improves gameplay considerably, but there is still some noticeable input lag, which affects many platformers.

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Even at this stage, we have perhaps ~18ms of input lag from bluetooth - just over half a frame. I realise this may not be an option for everyone, but the reality is that bluetooth and WiFi do interfere.) (Note: Wifi is now permanently off until the command ' sudo iwconfig wlan0 txpower on' is run and the Pi rebooted. Testing it with ' sudo l2ping AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF' reveals (for me anyway), a ~20ms ping time improvement, translating into a 10ms reduction in input lag/latency.Д¤ bytes from AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF id 0 time 13.70msД¤ bytes from AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF id 1 time 36.19msД¤ bytes from AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF id 2 time 34.83msД¤ bytes from AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF id 3 time 36.08ms In console, type the following command (warning this will disable wifi until txpower is turned back on AND the Pi is rebooted) to disable the transmission power of the Pi3's onboard wifi (this also reduces temperatures slightly I have found) Now, an immediate improvement can be obtained by This is a very noticeable amount of lag during gameplay. These are round trip ping times, so I presume the actual input lag/latency is around half of this. Д¤ bytes from AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF id 0 time 53.73msД¤ bytes from AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF id 1 time 54.29msД¤ bytes from AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF id 2 time 16.00msД¤ bytes from AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF id 3 time 53.73ms Replacing AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF with your devices address. Now, to test the connection to this device type Where one of the address AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF shown is your (PS3) bluetooth controller. > ACL AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF handle 11 state 1 lm MASTER The address of the Bluetooth device can be found somewhere in the bluetooth menu, but to get it in the console type (Without the $) While input lag can be felt subjectively during play, it's also possible to get a more objective measure by pinging the bluetooth device itself(We will be using the console for this fix). However when using bluetooth, there is a VERY noticeable input lag making the characters in game feel sluggish and sticky.

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When the controller is plugged in directly to the USB port, there is no noticeable input lag delay (Yes my TV is tuned to game mode and Retroarch is not using any filters/mods. The controller is set to use udev and the firmware hack is off (I don't think either of these matter though).

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I have set up the PS3 Controller for bluetooth play using the 8bitdo guide, which my understanding is the default bluetooth option in 4.1. A) Coexistence of Bluetooth and Wifi, B) Whether the bluetooth controller is in master or slave mode. To summarise, I have identified two actual sources of input lag which affect the PS3 controller, and possibly others. However I believe this will work on Pi 3's with the PS3 controller, and possibly other controllers as well. I am using Retropie v4.1, but I must add that this is not entirely stock as Retroarch was updated and I have installed then uninstalled the ps3controller packages. I have only tested this with a PS3 DualShock 3 controller, on a Raspberry Pi 3. Remember to turn VSYNC to OFF as well, as that causes input lag.I think I have a fix which reduces a lot of Bluetooth input lag (latency). The end result, after I've tested it, is that your controller 'hold' function is just as responsive as the keyboard's.

However, due to the keymapper, it will still register as a 'hold' function. Doing so will make your R1 key do nothing.

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I found a bypass for this, which is quite simple, and works.ДЎ) Download Anti-micro, a keymapper that maps controller inputs and transforms them into keyboard inputs (so pressing R1 for instance, turns it into 'shift').Дў) Create a new template within Anti-micro, and set only R1 on your controller to 'shift' (which = 'hold' on the keyboard)ДЈ) Go to the Puyo Puyo Tetris menu settings and set 'expert' configurations for the controller (this is for my case, since I am used to the 'normal' setup). But for controllers, there seems to be like a 1 second cooldown, where pressing 'hold' after hard dropping may not cause it to register. Regardless of what configuration I use (Arcade, Normal, Expert, Table 2 etc.), pressing the 'hold' key sometimes has input lag.ДЎ) Go to Ultra, and keep pressing 'Hold' and 'Hard drop' successively as fast as possible using your controller.ДЈ) You will notice that keyboard does not have such an input lag - so you can quickly hold after hard-drop and vice versa.

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I have tested 4 different controllers on 3 different systems - Switch, PC Windows 8.1, PC Windows 10 on my Switch, Desktop and Laptop respectively, using the Switch Joycons, Xbox One, Dualshock 4, and Logitech F310.

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