Describes the process of creating a Raspberry Pi-powered arcade console.
- Raspberry Pi Model 3
- 9x Small Translucent Red Arcade Buttons
- 8x Arcade/Button Quick-Connect Wire Pair
- 1x 16mm Red Illuminated Pushbutton
- 1x Small Arcade Joystick
- Walnut Hollow Cornice Box
- Lakka (Lakka doesn't currently support GPIO inputs. RetroPie has more support/precedent for this)
- RetroPie
- Slagcoin Lots of good general information.
- Hacker House YT Raspberry Pi Portable Arcade
- Retro Gaming with Raspberry Pi
- Adafruit Bluetooth Controller Related project. Describes how to use parts ordered from Adafruit listed above.
- Should be based on Astro City (Player One), which is pretty standard for Arcade cabinets.
- Should include all buttons necessary to play NES/SNES/Genesis games.
- Should have a dedicated menu button.