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  • Colours

  • Colour: Using colour in your photos can help get people's attention. You can do this in a variety of ways. You can create contrast with your PCB and the background, wires, or components by choosing a very different colour like @davedarko did...
  • General instructions

  • The Basics I found a plan on this website. It's not a bad start but the design misses a few key dimensions - we had to work out a few of them with a bit of maths. Still, it's something. We built the cabinet out of 12mm plywood which is quite strong,...
  • Hardware connection

  • To build a Retro Game Machine, you need a Raspberry Pi, a Piboxy Case, a Game Controller, a Speaker and a Screen at least. Piboxy Case is used as Power Control, which allows you control your Paspberry Pi via on-case buttons and IR. So you need to connect...
  • 3D Printing the case parts

  • Retro Style Home Computer Case by thelabguy - Thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6444015 Assuming that you have the same keyboard as me, the easiest thing to do will be to download the STL files from Thingiverse, using the link above and send...
  • Running Games

  • This bad boy can run most of the games that doesnt require a graphic card because I'm into retro stuff, I loaded up PPSSPP which is a PlayStation portable Emulator, and run the Dragon Ball Z - Shin Budokai which is a title from 2006 made for PSP, I tried...
  • Enable WiFi

  • It is possible to enable WiFi automatically by creating a configuration file with the settings in /retro-go/config/wifi.json on the SD card. { "ssid": "your_router_ssid", "password": "your_network_password" } After establishing a successful network connection,...
  • Step 4: Fixing

  • Using hot glue gun or petroleum glue fix everything after you finish connecting the circuitry. You can cut wood laminate plates in the same shapes and stick it over your speakers. This gives the retro or the 20th-century radio look. 
  • Audio?

  • Unfortunately, the lacking audio output is the only shortcoming of the otherwise perfect retro display. So I'll need to think about a different solution. On the C64, the Audio/Video connector (among others) provides connections for Video-Out and Audio-Out...
  • Final checks and power on

  • Double and if necessary, triple check, the cabling and wires, especially the HDMI power connector header plug. is it definitely on the correct end of the PCB connector (see photos) ?is the RED wire definitely going to PIN 40 of the PCB connector?is the...
  • Display and GPIO Controls

  • Let's talk about external display now, because this project apparently has 2 hearts, the second heart is the display. when it comes to displays, we can find a bunch of them, both for HDMI ports and the ribbon cable one. they all work perfectly well but...
  • Software configuration

  • RetroPie system We can download RetroPie system image from here, unzip and use Win32DiskImager burn it to a TF card after it downloaded. Then insert the TF card to your Raspberry Pi, if you already pulled your Pi into Piboxy Case, you can use...