My first Pi project from a few years back (NESpi)
Posted: Tue May 02, 2017 12:01 pm
I was just browsing through some photos and thought i'd post this project.
I used a pi B, and a NES case, wired the power and reset buttons to the pi via a mausberry switch. Soldered an adapter to the controller port to convert the controls to USB, cut some holes for the HDMI and power etc...Pretty basic project, I have since sold it. It was my first time using a raspberry pi (and retropie) for anything. I don't have many photos apparently, but you can see a few here:
http://imgur.com/a/qyw4A
Parts:
Mausberry Shutdown Switch:
https://mausberry-circuits.myshopify.co ... own-switch
NES/SNES RetroKit:
http://www.retrousb.com/product_info.ph ... d6f0cb46b9
An old NES with working buttons and controller ports. The one I had was working fine, I donated all unused parts to a local game repair shop.
Plus a pi, usb hub, LED, and cords. With a pi 3 you can likely eliminate the hub. I used an old pi B with only 2 usb port, and I needed more since I needed USB slots for wifi and bluetooth, and the controllers.
I used a pi B, and a NES case, wired the power and reset buttons to the pi via a mausberry switch. Soldered an adapter to the controller port to convert the controls to USB, cut some holes for the HDMI and power etc...Pretty basic project, I have since sold it. It was my first time using a raspberry pi (and retropie) for anything. I don't have many photos apparently, but you can see a few here:
http://imgur.com/a/qyw4A
Parts:
Mausberry Shutdown Switch:
https://mausberry-circuits.myshopify.co ... own-switch
NES/SNES RetroKit:
http://www.retrousb.com/product_info.ph ... d6f0cb46b9
An old NES with working buttons and controller ports. The one I had was working fine, I donated all unused parts to a local game repair shop.
Plus a pi, usb hub, LED, and cords. With a pi 3 you can likely eliminate the hub. I used an old pi B with only 2 usb port, and I needed more since I needed USB slots for wifi and bluetooth, and the controllers.
