This is personal preference as I enabled it but never used it.

The emulation machine runs off of a Raspberry Pi running Retropie, this allows it to support various emulators such as NES, SNES, Gameboy, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance, Sega Genesis, Neo Geo, MAME, PlayStation One and can even emulate an Apple II.

WARNING: Neither Instructables nor I condone illegal activities.

As long as you own a hard copy of the game, you may use a digital backup within your emulation console for personal use.

Raspberry Pi Emulator Download Step 1

Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 1: Acquire Your Supplies Parts list Raspberry Pi Model B (35) Pi compatible USB Gamepad(s) 32GB SDHC SD Card (28) Micro usb power cable (Free, comes with many electronics such as phones, kindles) Anker 10,000mAh battery (50) Phillips 9012 slave screen (15-50) Any portable 9v or 12v screen should work as long it has the required ports.

Brief Case (5) Velcro (2) AV Cable (Free, come with many camcorders) 3.5mm to RCA audio female adapter (2) Pick and pluck foam ( Price varies on size of brief case.

You will cut it to size.) Tools list Craft Knife Ethernet Cable Scissors PC with SD card reader USB Keyboard and Mouse USB Memory Stick Glue Normal RCA cable Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 2: Choose Your Path There are two paths you can take now.

The easy way where you will learn nothing about the Linux operating system but it will grant you quick results.

If you choose this path be prepared for some troubleshooting and sifting through the innards of the Linux OS.

Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 3: Write the SD Card: Hard Path Hi non-lazy people.

You should start this by grabbing your SD card and inserting it into your reader.

Click write. MAKE SURE YOU GET THIS CORRECT OR YOU CAN WIPE ALL OF THE DATA OFF OF ANOTHER DRIVE Now skip to step 5.

Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 4: Writing the SD Card: Easy Way So, now you need to grab your SD card and insert it into your PCs SD card reader.

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Download the RetroPie Project SD card Image) Now unzip win32 disk imager and run the.exe.

Once the program is open, select the Retropie image you just downloaded as the image file.

Click write. MAKE SURE YOU GET THIS CORRECT OR YOU CAN WIPE ALL OF THE DATA OFF OF ANOTHER DRIVE Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 5: Set Up the Pi Now you grab your Pi and connect it to a video source using a video RCA cable.

Then plug the Micro USB into the power port of the Raspberry Pi and then plug the wall charge into the most conveniently placed power outlet.

If it doesnt, you either have a faulty unit or you need to find instructions on how to operate an electrical socket.

Now that it has booted, there should be the Raspi-config menu present.

Select the expandrootfs option and execute it by pressing enter.

It will display a message when completed but just press enter when the message come up.

Do this by select the configurekeyboard option and press enter.

Now select the option that applies to your keyboard and press enter.

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