
Recently I got back into emulation. With new ready-to-use Linux distributions like RetroPie for the Raspberry Pi, emulating old game consoles and other systems has never been as easy and inexpensive as it is now. Once I started, I noticed a problem though: Playing games without a controller will be tough. Thankfully I had a wireless (bluetooth) Xbox One S controller laying around. I thought to myself: Great! The Raspberry Pi 3B+ also has Bluetooth integrated. It should not be much of a problem, right? Well, I got disappointed, but I also found the solution. After all, it wasn’t this hard. Learn right here how to connect your Xbox One Wireless Bluetooth Controller with RetroPie and get it 100% working in 2020.