UAE The Ultimate Android Emulator Game Console

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I wanted to create an all-in-one handheld console, and I knew there were several designs that worked with the Raspberry Pi. However, at this time, the Raspberry Pi isn't powerful enough to emulate N64 games or PS1 games effectively. So, I considered which device could do this job better, and smartphones have significantly increased in power over the past few years. I had a Samsung S6 lying around with an OLED screen and purchased a Bluetooth gamepad. To my surprise, it worked very well, but I still wanted something that looked like a real game console. Therefore, I designed this enclosure for it. It only works with this gamepad and a Samsung S6 smartphone at present, but it can be modified to work with other popular phones as well. If you have a suggestion of another smartphone I could modify it to work with, please let me know! You can play various consoles and emulators on this handheld console, including: N64 - MEGAN64 PS1 - ePSXe Dreamcast - Reicast PSP - PPSSPP MAME - MAME4DROID NES - Nostalgia SNES - Superretro16 GameCube - Dolphin GameBoy - My Oldboy GBA - My Boy NDS - DrastiC Sega Genesis - MD.emu All Android games To play, you need to install the emulators from the Google Play Store. The names of these emulators are listed below. The parts used in this project include: Bluetooth gamepad: You will have to disassemble it so that you can install the electronics in the enclosure. IPEGA PG-9017S https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/IPEGA-PG-9017S-PG-9017S-Wireless-Gamepad-Bluetooth-Game-Controller-Gaming-Joystick-for-Android-iOS-Tablet/32843500172.html?spm=a2g0z.10010108.1000016.1.62e555f7sFi2Q1&isOrigTitle=true The phone used in this project is: Samsung Galaxy S6 The tools required are: A small drill bit for the screw holes (1mm) Hot glue gun Some extras you can use include: Reusing the tiny screws from the controller Hot glue To print instructions, simply print the back button 2 times.