My Raspberry Retropie Game Console

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Why? I got all I need. I bought Commodore 64 Forever, Amiga Forever, a loaded Retropie SDcard with 4,500  games/12 consoles and a digital download loaded with 100,000  games/40 consoles.

So I spent a little money but I didn't have to put it together or program em. They're all ready to go. Lots of emulation sites stopped providing roms for downloads because of lawsuits from Nintendo.

cmdrmarc

OK so he's trying to save anyone else money who might read this thread? It's a discussion forum. Don't take it personally

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Ok I won't.

JabbaNut

This is a good read and nice video link to, from September 2018

New Boss Image !! 128gb RetroRama Rampage Retropie 4.4 V.2 - Fully Loaded Pi 3 (including Plus!) - Arcade Punks

JabbaNut

Installing Lakka on Amlogic

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Here's my Retropie console.

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And my 100,000 games on 40 consoles.

small763021

Choice is one thing but 100,000 games is another
I have probably 100-125 on my Picade and that is more than I actually ever play.

GMC79

Looks great, I want!

How easy is the pi to setup like that?

Is the link from post #14 just a simple download and stick to sd and away you go?
Really want to get a pi going after seeing yours.

small763021

Buy a Pi3 ,power supply and Micro SD card.
Download free image of Retropie and "burn" that image to SD card.
You will need a game controller of some kind,PS3 and PS4 controllers can work by Bluetooth eventually after a bit of setting up.
You can use a cheap USB controller game controller as well if you don't have anything else.
It helps to have a USB keyboard to do some setting up/fettling with initially.
There is a ton of information online and it really isn't difficult at all.