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This is a basic “Switch style” dock for a Raspberry Pi 400 that is being used for RetroPie. I needed something that I could set next to my TV and protect the device while I use a Bluetooth controller.</p><p>It fits into the slot on top, offsets the...

This case is perfect for using Retropie at clock frequencies around 1.5Ghz (at these frequencies, N64 roms remain stable at about 44-50c). We recommend making it with ABS or PET materials. We tested several fan types, and the only one that works...

Initially, I intended to use Retropie with this setup, but there were some issues with GPIO controller input. I highly recommend using Recalbox instead as it works seamlessly with this hardware. The stick and button components are connected by two...

This is for a kit you can buy on Tindie and If you've never heard of this retropie handheld, I really recommend you check it out! All the parts for this build are quite tight on tolerance so make sure your printer is well calibrated before...

My intention behind this case was to create a functional alternative for emulating old games on ReTroPie, but I understand some people might prefer one that looks like the actual console. ... If you encounter any issues, please don't hesitate to let me...

Hi All!A friend of mine asked me to design and print an arcade controller to be used in front of the TV with Retropie/Raspberry Pi.Here is my design, based on the following specs:Additional space to rest the palm of the hand while pressing the...

The main intention behind this case design is to be used with ReTroPie for emulating old games, but it can also be used by those who want a Raspberry Pi that resembles the original PlayStation. This is still version 1 of the project and may have...

... skimping on the functionality at all. My main goal was to keep hardware costs down and max out the features. I managed to build this RetroPie handheld gaming console for a mere $100. ...Check out my site at http://cookingcircuits.com/home/thegamepi

It's perfect for crafting retropie projects. In this tutorial, we'll masterfully utilize the Othermill Pro to machine a case out of wood from scratch. We'll also delve into the intricate design process. ... Learning Guide: Joy Bonnet Case -...

PiStation: the raspberry pi case for my retropie project. I give credit to "jhample" for the core design of this project because I used his design as a model for my own. This is a completely rebuilt model that can accept a 30mm cooling fan and a...

Ideal to be used with Retropie to emulate all your favorite games. The case allows you to use all ports of the raspberry Building materials: 1. [raspberry Pi...

Features -Retropie 3.7 Emulation Station: SNES, NES, SEGA, N64, and many many more! -14 Buttons, including D-Pad, L &amp; R shoulder, Start/Select, A, B, X, Y and two extras. -2.2" Adafruit PiTFT 320x240 Color Display -Landscape portable console...

I use this for a RetroPie case with wireless controllers, so I really only need a way to plug in the HDMI and power cables. I painted the eyes with old school Tester's model paint. The back and the front are press fit (very tight fit, sorry) into...

30cm long) 4 off 12mm Momentary Push Button Switch - for the select switches 2mm diameter steel bar (I bought 5 pieced approx 120mm long) - to pin the printed parts to the threaded bar (via drilled 2mm holes) 2 off Micro Switches (Gikfun Long Hinge...

Built on top of the popular Retropie software, I've created a nostalgic gaming experience that's both fun and functional. My trusty 8BitDo Bluetooth Gamepad (SF30) is the perfect complement to this retro gaming setup, providing smooth and responsive...

While planning out my RetroPie build, I decided to create a custom case that would perfectly match my desired look and feel while accommodating the button and fan I chose. ... I've written up a guide for the project if you're interested in learning more...

I had recently modified an arcade one up machine with a raspberry pi running retropi and a custom control consol. I designed this using sharper3D on my iPad and it is sized to fit an iPhone XS. While printing I misjudged the amount of filament and...

This is my first publication of my RaBoy, which is basically a Raspberry Pi 2 running Retropie. - Raspberry Pi 2 - DIY controller (v-usb on atmega328p) with homemade PCB - Direction buttons - Six front buttons - Two back buttons -...

My intention behind this design is to provide a versatile solution for emulating classic games using ReTroPie. However, I also understand that some users might prefer a case that mimics the original PlayStation's look and feel. ... If you encounter any...

My intention behind this design was to create a case perfect for emulating old games on ReTroPie, but I know some fans might prefer one that looks like the original PlayStation. ... Remember: this project may require some effort to assemble correctly,...

The goal of this project is to create an arcade controller that seamlessly integrates a Raspberry Pi, allowing users to connect the HDMI cable and power source for instant access to RetroPie consoles and the classic games they love. A 3D model was...

I'm creating my own RetroPi NES controller with a Pi Zero. My hope is to find a way to keep all connections internal and run HDMI and power out the original hole. Unfortunately I haven't found an HDMI cable with a low enough profile to allow that...

... 3, modeled after the Playstation 1's design. My intention was to create a case that emulates old games on ReTroPie, but also caters to those who prefer a Playstation-like look. ... If you encounter any issues, please don't hesitate to let me know.

The EmulationStation theme is also included, and it's easy to install - just go to /home/pi/RetroPie/EmulationStation and create a new directory called themes, then unzip the file right there. ...You should see the theme appear in your menu instantly.

perfect for your bitcoin node, home server, octoprint host, or retropi project. meant to be used with a passive cooling case that does not extend above the USB ports, as shown in the pictures. the main case can be used as both a standalone...

These are based on upperpeninsulaplastics's Ultimate Retropie Joystick Controller. Thanks for providing a .step file! These are the changes to my design: * Tabbed holes that work for snap-in buttons * All other buttons face forward * Moved joystick...

The primary intention behind this design is to facilitate old game emulation using ReTroPie, but it also serves as an aesthetic alternative for those who prefer its resemblance to the original console. ... Note: This project may require some assembly...

Features -Retropie 3.7 Emulation Station: SNES, NES, SEGA, N64, and many many more! -14 Buttons, including D-Pad, L & R shoulder, Start/Select, A, B, X, Y and two extras. -2.2" Adafruit PiTFT 320x240 Color Display -Landscape portable console format ...

I owned a TI-994A and a Atari ST back then and I wanted to have something similar where I can put a MiSTer board or a RetroPi into it. I used Blender to design the model. It's split into several pieces, it should fit a 230x230mm print bed. The...

A future upgrade will add sides to create a compact case for RetroPie, with the Raspberry Pi and power supply fitting snugly in the remaining space. The Shooter is designed for right-handed players, featuring a diamond pattern on the left and a...