Build you OWN retro game console with a Raspberry Pi!
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Channel: Jeff Geerling
Views: 131,480
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Keywords: raspberry pi, retropie, null 2, null2, retroarch, emulation station, gaming, retro, nes, snes, nintendo, super nintendo, atari, commodore 64, sega, genesis, megadrive, n64, nintendo 64, playstation, psx, sonic, mario, wave runner, gran turismo, pi zero, zero 2, zero 2 w, wifi, bluetooth, console, handheld, battery, tindie, kit, diy, build, do it yourself, tutorial, soldering, electronics, buttons, pcb, circuit, desolder, terry pratchett, tony hawk, pro skater 2, excitebike, old, fun, switch, iphone, mobile
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Length: 17min 12sec (1032 seconds)
Published: Wed Nov 03 2021
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Jeff, you are my hero!
I saw your video yesterday. KUDOS. This thing sounds quite complex for even an intermediate geek. Which is too bad. Having STLs for 3D printing would be cool. The daughter bord guy needs to simplify (yes the cost will increase) his part of the build. Your ideas with the Piz.2 are very nice. I always enjoy your topics. Some are a bit beyond many Pi users, in complexity and cost. You are a great resource!!!
He looks like Rami Malek's cousin from Utah
Awesome job! Thank you for the tutorial! Thank you for all the time you spent sorting retropie on the pi zero 2.
I love this guy! Cried over his made grandpa into a ketchup topper episode.
this is pretty rad, it was alot more work than I thought it would be. congrats for getting it working
Thanks for sharing your tutorial
Waiting someday people will create a board that you can plug *any* iphone screen and built a retro gaming console -- hope that board could be cheap as RPi or Arduino
Then we can reduce eletronic polution on seas
could you use zero pie to make gps tracker and anti theft that sends images from camera to google drive and thin enough so it can fit inside bicycle frame tube?