Raspberry Pi 3 Retro Pie DIY Home Arcade Tutorial
- 7 лет назад
Raspberry Pi 3 Retro Pie DIY Home Arcade Tutorial\r
I show you how to assemble all the bits to make your very kick ass Arcade system for under £30!\r
You are likely to have the monitor lying around, or you can plug it into your regular living room TV. I prefer to use native style controllers and find the SNES style work well for both NES, SNES and Neo Geo games.\r
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New Stealth Arcade Video here upgrading from Rpi 1 to an Rpi 3: \r
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This was used to make this amazing home-brew retro console and media centre:\r
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Dont forget to check out the earlier Rpi model B stealth arcade in a monitor: \r
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There is a whole bunch of people selling the bits on Amazon and their associated accessories. I have a ready-made link for you:\r
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Raspberry Pi:\r
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XBOX Controllers:\r
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SNES style USB controllers:\r
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HDMI Adaptor Cables:\r
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PSU:\r
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Micro SD Card:\r
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For the main software I used RetroPie, you can download this from here:\r
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As for Roms, you will need to search these out for yourself. The legalities are a bit iffy, but generally if you already own the physical game then you should have no problem. \r
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Also many of the MSDOS and Amiga images are abandonware so have a look on abandonware sites such as Home of the Underdogs: \r
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Have fun!\r
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I show you how to assemble all the bits to make your very kick ass Arcade system for under £30!\r
You are likely to have the monitor lying around, or you can plug it into your regular living room TV. I prefer to use native style controllers and find the SNES style work well for both NES, SNES and Neo Geo games.\r
\r
New Stealth Arcade Video here upgrading from Rpi 1 to an Rpi 3: \r
\r
This was used to make this amazing home-brew retro console and media centre:\r
\r
\r
\r
Dont forget to check out the earlier Rpi model B stealth arcade in a monitor: \r
\r
There is a whole bunch of people selling the bits on Amazon and their associated accessories. I have a ready-made link for you:\r
\r
Raspberry Pi:\r
\r
\r
\r
XBOX Controllers:\r
\r
\r
\r
SNES style USB controllers:\r
\r
\r
\r
HDMI Adaptor Cables:\r
\r
\r
\r
PSU:\r
\r
\r
\r
Micro SD Card:\r
\r
\r
\r
For the main software I used RetroPie, you can download this from here:\r
\r
\r
\r
As for Roms, you will need to search these out for yourself. The legalities are a bit iffy, but generally if you already own the physical game then you should have no problem. \r
\r
Also many of the MSDOS and Amiga images are abandonware so have a look on abandonware sites such as Home of the Underdogs: \r
\r
Have fun!\r
\r
Please subscribe for more, or keep in touch in your preferred way:\r
\r
Twitter: @BackofficeShow\r
Facebook: \r
Patreon: ://patreon.com/Backof.\r
pinterest: \r
tumblr: https//thebackofficeshow.tumblr.com/\r
\r
.\r
Want an easier way to manage your channel? Click here for the best channel manager you can get! Best of all, you can get going for free! Dont be a stranger, please click here for updates: \r
\r
Now you can buy me a coffee! Please support me on Patreon at \r
\r
Thanks you lovely people!