My L and R buttons

[LarsH.]

i staredt my second build a while ago, and i think i found a good solution for the L an R buttons. They come from an cheap SNES replacement controller, the feel great ! I would like to install four, but then the battery would no longer fit . I hope this helps someone with his build

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[tinkerBOY]

Wow that's a huge heatsink! Is that a pi 3? Really nice L and R buttons.

[LarsH.]

no its an Up Board . its a quit nice board, it runs even some Gamecube games with out trouble

[gilbertotron]

Thanks for sharing, that's an interesting build.
Please do tell us more. And more pictures of it too please!
The Up Board looks powerful!

[caffeinatedsoap]

I'm interested in your build as well! Keep us posted.

[LarsH.]

Oh Ok, i will make an own thread

[Renalti]

Very nice - and so clean!!! - build, it's impressive!

Could you tell us what you used as push-buttons behind the L&R keys? I'm building up my cart on AliE. and I would be interested (for now I chose these because I wasn't sure what to use under the L&R buttons of my cheap-fake-SNES controllers).

Also, I was told somewhere that only the Raspberry* would work with Retropie/Recalbox. Do you mean that we could use NanoPi Neo Plus2 SBCs as well?? It would be soooo great, because it is so much more powerful than the RPi Zero...!

[LarsH.]

I'm sorry that I answer so late, I've forgotten. Iam used the Original push buttons.

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You could test if Batocera runs on the nano pi, it tuns well on my Up Board . Lakka and retrorange are alternative to retropi, maybe you find a board wath you like thath runs with this OS.