MyPi Raspberry Pi kit for handheld retrogaming

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This is an ideal situation for a portable game system based on the Raspberry Pi 3 named MyPi (https://makemypi.com). The MyPi was created to utilize a five-inch LCD to ensure comfortable viewing and features stereo sound to enjoy classic arcade music such as the Outrun arcade game's iconic soundtrack. Imagine having a small, tabletop arcade unit that can be held comfortably and played anywhere. Check out our feature article in The MagPi (https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/) for more information. Enjoy playing retro games on a large LCD anywhere or use the composite output of the Raspberry Pi to play retro games on an old CRT TV (LCD TVs work too) for a trip back in time to the 1980s, 1990s, or even the 1970s. Have you ever wondered what it was like to play games on Sinclair computers, Commodore computers, or maybe experience those SNES games or Sega Genesis games again? There are over 50 different emulators available for RetroPie - experience them all at your fingertips with MyPi. Thousands of games are available to run on this portable game system - many are free, but not free to distribute. The 3D printable MyPi case and parts require an electronics kit to complete the handheld game system. A comprehensive manual is included with each kit. If you prefer to source the parts yourself or already have them, you can buy a bare bones kit that contains only the manual and PCBs. There's also an instructional build video available. Make your MyPi kit à la carte starting at just $9.95. Add the parts you need to build your own handheld retro games arcade at: https://www.tindie.com/products/jesslgames/mypi-kit/.