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Retro. Pie Gaming Raspberry Pi Cases to 3. D Print. Here are our favorite Retro. Pie cases for Raspberry Pi incl. Remember the joy completing your first “The Legend of Zelda”? Getting scared sh*tless while playing “Resident Evil”? Endless hours of fun with your friends and “Mario Kart”?

Or do the games “The Last Ninja”, “Elite” or “Maniac Mansion” ring a bell? So, do you really need the old consoles and computers to play the greatest classic games again? Nah, you don’t. If you own a Raspberry Pi, you can turn it into a retro gaming station using the Retropie emulator.

Of course, a Raspberry Pi doesn’t look like the real thing. Also, it’s delicate circuit board should be covered to prevent short circuits. Thanks to 3. D printing, you don. We’ve picked the best- looking, most glorious 3. D printable Retropie Raspberry Pi cases we could find. Just download the 3. D print files for free, 3.

D print them and enjoy. If you don’t have a 3. D printer at hand, you can have the 3. D models printed by a professional 3. D printing service. To get the best price, please use All. DP’s Best Price 3.

D Printing Service. Retro. Pie Gaming Raspberry Pi Cases to 3. D Print. Retro. Pie Case #1: Raspberry Pi Zero Portable Game Station (Raspberry Pi Handheld Console) What’s that? Probably one of the cutest designs of this list. It runs on a Raspberry Pi Zero. The design should easily into your pocket, as it measures just 6. The 1,5- inch Adafruit OLED screen and the controls are tiny, so better check on a matchbox if your fingers aren’t too big for the design.

But you can even connect it to a TV or monitor with an HDMI cable. Who made it? Again, this design was made by teenager Rasmus Hauschild from Denmark.

More info on Rasmus Hauschild here. Where can I get it? You can find all the project details over on Thingiverse. If you have kids, this might be just the right project to get em interested in programming and hacking (and retro gaming, of course). Back to top. Retro. Pie Case #2: Pi. GRRL 2 (Gameboy Raspberry Pi Handheld Case) What is it? Not quite, it’s Pi.

GRRL 2, the successor of the popular Pi. GRRL. It has a bigger screen, a better buttons layout, is easier to build and has several other improvements. You’ll love it. Who made it? Adafruit. What can it do? It emulates almost every classic console, from NES, SNES, Sega Master System – just what you wish for. Download & Instructions for this Retro.

Pie Case? The files for free at Thingiverse; instructions at Adafruit. Back to top. Retro. Pie Case #3: Pi. Station (Play. Station Raspberry Pi Handheld Case) What is it? Give your Retro. Pie gaming console a unique styling with this Play. Station inspired case. Classy classic. What can it do?

It should look perfect beside your TV. All you need is a good controller and an emulator. Download & Instructions for this Retro. Pie Case: It’s available for free at Thingiverse. Who made it? Jordan Hample. Back to top. Retro. Download Crack Game Dynasty Warriors 4 Hyper Download.

Pie Case #4: Pi- Boy Classic (Gameboy Raspberry Pi Handheld Case) What is it? A classic two- part Game. Boy case for the Raspberry Pi.

Who made it? Jooxoe. What can it do? Emulate your old favourite videogames. This model has no batteries, so you need to plug it in with a phone charger or a USB cable. Download & Instructions forthis Retro. Pie Case? Available for free at Thingiverse.

Back to top. Retro. Pie Case #5: Raspberry Pi Portable Game Station (Raspberry Pi Handheld Console) What’s that? An interpretation of classic Game Boy Case, perfect for Raspberry Pi retro gaming. Who made it? Rasmus Hauschild is a 1.

Denmark. He just finished his Portable Raspberry Pi game console with an amazing 3. D- printed Case and D- Pad. More info on Rasmus Hauschild here.

Where can I get it? You can find all the project details over on Thingiverse. If you have kids, this might be just the right project to get em interested in programming and hacking (and retro gaming, of course). Back to top. Retro. Pie Case #6: The nin. Raspberry Pi NES Case) What is it? Mainly a Raspberry Pi case for Nintendo Entertainment System emulator.

We especially like the Color Scheme and the automatically opening cover of the USB Controller Ports. We think it looks even better than the official NES classic edition. Who made this? Daniel Spies saw the Raspberry Pi and got this image of an epic new Version of an NES. So he went out and built the nin. Raspberry Pi Nintendo case for retro games with some great extras. Where can I get it? Parts and instructions for this Raspberry Pi NES case are available on Hackaday.

Back to top. Retro. Pie Case #7: Pi. GGRL (Gameboy Raspberry Pi Handheld Case) What is it? This is Pi. GRRL, a DIY Gameboy. Look at it next to the new Pocket Pi GRRL: half the size, but just as powerful, with all sorts of retro games. What can it do? It was designed and made by Adafruit. Here is a complete tutorial with many images so you can build one. We especially love the super slick portable design.

Who made it? Ruiz Brothers. Download & Instructions for this Retro. Pie Case: Here is a complete tutorial. Back to top. Retro. Pie Case #8: Raspberry Pi Portable (Raspberry Pi Game Console) What is it?

A portable Pi gaming device with a laser- cut front plate. What can it do? Emulate your old favorite video games, of course. You will need some components, though: Who made it? Benjamin J Heckendorn. Download & Instructions for this Retro.

Pie Case: Available for free at the Ben Heck show and Thingiverse. Back to top. Retro. Pie Case #9: Pi. Station Portable (PSP Raspberry Pi Retro Case) What is it? This handheld device is called PSP in short.

So you can guess what it’s modeled after. What can it do? It emulates a bunch of videogames. Who made it? Andrew Lindsey.

Download & Instructions for this Retro. Pie Case: Available for free at Thingiverse. Back to top. Retro. Pie Case #1. 0: The Arcade Cabinet (Raspberry Pi Game Console Case) What’s that? An classic arcade cabinet for your Raspberry Pi. Not an easy task to build, though.

Who made this? Thingiverse User Malopezn is a big fan of the arcade retro gaming culture. So what else could he do but to design and print this epic Arcade Cabinet including an old school joystick and buttons? Although it’s not exactly portable, this wonderful project wins the title “King of Retro”.

We suggest printing one with Wooden Filament to make it even more awesome. Where can you get it? The design files are free on Thingiverse.

Back to top. Retro. Pie Case #1. 1: The Pi- Cade (Raspberry Pi Game Console Case) What’s that? The Pi- Cade is a completely 3. D printed arcade cabinet built for the Raspberry Pi 2.

Who made it? Tim Belcher. What’s special? With a 7 inch screen, real arcade controls, an amplifier and 3 inch stereo speakers, this cabinet is the perfect size for a desk- top arcade! Where can I get it? Over at Thingiverse. Back to top. Retro.

Pie Case #1. 2: Mobile Raspberry Pi Computer Case What is it? A full- fledged Raspberry Pi to go- with a full keyboard and 1. It isn’t modeled after something. Who made it? PARTSpeople. What can it do? Anything you can do with a Raspberry- based PC.

Which doesn’t exclude many things. This build even has a SSD included so you can store a lot of data. Download & Instructions for this Retro. Pie Case: Available for free at PARTSpeople. Back to top. Retro. Pie Case #1. 3: Super Game Pi. SP (PSP Raspberry Pi Retro Case) What is it< ?

It’s a derivate of Adafruit’s Super Game Pi, packed into a 3. D printed case looking like a PSP. Who made it? Cara Mc. Nab. Download & Instructions for this Retro.

Pie Case: You can download it at Thingiverse. Back to top. Retro.

Pie Case #1. 4: Super Game Pi (Raspberry Pi SNES Case) What is it? This project comes from Adafruit itself. It looks a bit heavy, but it’s fun to play on it.

This DIY gadget has 1. HDMI display. You’ll use Raspberry Pi A+ and Retro. Pie image. What can it do? Give you back those childhood memories (after a good deal of tinkering).

Who made it? Adafruit. Download & Instructions for this Retro. Pie Case: You can download the 3.

Think that it came 3 years ahead of the awesome PONG; it was therefore a very ambitious project for the time, if not revolutionary. Even so, despite the initial good intentions, the Magnavox was unsuccessful because of the lacking advertisements and some commercial misjudgments (to be specific, to the public it looked like they needed a Magnavox TVs to use the console). The released games, by the way, were really few, here's the list: Spoiler. Analogic. Baseball.

Basketball. Brain Wave. Cat & Mouse. Dogfight. Football. Fun Zoo. Handball. Haunted House.

Hockey. Interplanetary Voyage. Invasion. Percepts. Prehistoric Safari. Roulette. Shooting Gallery.

Shootout. Simon Says. Ski. Soccer. States.

Submarine. Table Tennis. Tennis. Volleyball. Win. Wipeout. On PSP you can emulate it thanks to Emu. ODD, a quite old emulator of which there has been only one released version (1. Emu. ODD v. 1. 0*******Atari 2. We couldn't avoid starting the 8- bit console chapter talking about the awesome Atari 2.

It's with this fantastic console, in fact, that Atari conquered the worldwide market, selling almost 3. It was an innovating product, part of the second generation of home consoles (the first was composed of the several Magnavox consoles and Breakout clones), and it was usually sold with the peculiar joysticks and paddles.

What we could call the fathers of the modern videogames saw the light on this console, in fact, we can't forget about the portings of Mario Bros, Pitfall, Gyruss, Donkey Kong Jr, Popeye, Ms. Pacman, H. E. R. O., that is, the hits of those times. The console also distinguishes itself for the presence in its titlelist of what we could consider the biggest flop in the videogame history, that is, E. T. This game was absolutely **** and was released to ride the success of the movie, but it's needless to say that the project failed miserably.

According to the legend, the millions of unsold cartridges were buried somewhere by Atari. On PSP we can play its games using the PSP2. Microsoft Office 2007 450 Movies there. Stella porting; this is the latest changelog available (from version 1.

Spoiler– New graphics from my good friend Horeus(see http: //www. New Eboot music(see http: //www. Cheat support (but it doesn’t work with all games)– Finally fix issue with “Home - > Exit” !– Add documentation for settings in help menu– Improve file requester with virtual keyboard to choosesequentially rom files beginning with a given letter– Text editor to write your own comments on games– Display first comment line while browsing game files– Add hotkey to change flicker mode– Memory monitoring engine to find your own cheat code !– Text editor to modify the global cheat. PSP2. 60. 0 v. 1. Atari 7. 80. 0Atari 7.

Atari 5. 20. 0. This console had backwards compatibility with Atari 2. But it had a problem. It had to fight with the Nintendo Entertainment System.

The rest is history. Anyway, thanks to our PSP and to the work of ZX8. PSP7. 80. 0. This is the changelog of the last version available, v. Spoiler. Improve global emulation speed! Very loved by fans, this console was launched to contrast Atari and its 2. Thanks to arcade conversions, it sold lots of machines and it managed to crash the 2. Intellivision, which was the most advanced machine on the market.

Notwithstanding the high price of the console and the cost of cartridges (never happened, huh?) it was very prestigious. You'll find two emulators on PSP: the first one is PSPColem, which runs full- speed at 1.

Mhz, created by ZX8. Colem. PSP, its last version being v. Uberjack. This is the changelog of the last available version of PSPColem, v.

Spoiler* Improve emulation speed (now 6. Mhz !)* Default speed is now 1. Mhz for green emulation (but you may increase the psp clock to 2. Mhz for better performance)* New background graphics* Finally fix issue with “Home - > Exit” & sleep mode !* Text editor to write your own comments on games* Display first comment line while browsing game files * Text editor to modify the global cheat. Auto fire support for second joystick* Bug fix in unzip rom function (unable to open more than 1. Bug fix in z. 80 emulation (game such as moon patrol were buggy)PSPColem v.

Colem. PSP v. 2. 6. Intellivision. Even the Intellivison, as the Colecovision and the Atari 2. Produced by Mattel, everyone who has own it certainly recalls its advertising battage created for the italian launch, thought to contrast the Atari 2. At the times, most of us owned a game like pong or a Atari 2. Intellivision was launched on the market advertising its advanced graphics and power, compared to its opponents. Actually, the games were really cool (for the times, of course) and even today I remember with pleasure the long afternoons spent playing Maze- A- Tron or Triple Action with my friend (the mythical tanks with bouncing bullets!), with Vectron, with Soccer (my cousin and I have spent entire days with this cartridge!).

Not to talk about Blackjack, the game which led the card games on consoles, really well made. The emulator is called PSPInt e this is the changelog of the last available version, the 1.

Spoiler- Compatible with custom 3. Add Intro Splash screen - Support iso. Bug fix in file requester. Sadly, even if it is perfect as for emulation itself, it is not very simple or comfortable using the controls. The particularity of the console consisted in its controller, a sort of television remote control, which had a spinnable ring nut in addiction to the buttons. Every game was also provided with a pair of plastic cards which had to be inserted into the controller which had impressed the layout of the controls to use (because not every game used all the 1. PSPInt v. 1. 1. 0*******Nintendo Entertainment System.

Here we are, talking about Nintendo Entertainment System, better known as NES. I think that only a few don't know this myht; it was very popular during the second half of the 8. I remember that the high price, for the times, wasn't very appreciated but I also remember the astonishment you could feel when you could see it in action in toy stores. The most frequent comment was it seems to be into an arcade! It was launched after the videogame market's crac and it succeeded into recovering the market; more powerful of anything seen at the times, the console gave birth to a lot of series which continue to be played today such as Zelda, Metroid, Super Mario, Excitebike, Castlevania, Mega Man, Final Fantasy, Ninja Gaiden, Dragon Quest, just to say a few.

How can we forget the thug spots (obiviously in Italy) or the astonishment seeing improbable accessories such as R. O. B.? You may understand that the download of emulators dedicated to the NES is nearly compulsory; if you have lost the golden age of this console you can discover a real milestone of console history on your PSP. I correctly said emulators because there are more than one. The best is certainly the Nester. J, available even in the RM release which adds two interesting features which we'll talk about shortly, but even the porting of FCEU is very good and it was even recompiled to increase compatibility with games that use MMC Chip (such as FFVII hack, which doesn't work on NESTERJ). The RM release of Nester. J introduces two addictions: -Mirror Mode: as said by the name, allows the images to be mirrored, so for example in Mario you'll find the end of the level on your left hand side instead of the right hand side.- Rewind Mode: keeping pushed a button (R by default) you can go back in time having the shot to replay a mistaken jump, like Prince of Persia: Sands of Time.

The Nester. J reads . NES or . ZIP roms which have to be inserted into the /ROMS folder inside the emulator folder; you have to create it if it isn't available. The emulator has all the advanced characteristics of an high- level emu. It is possible to use savestates, fix the CPU Clock, activate V- Sync and so. Personally, I've always kept it on my Memory. S tick, even today the NES games have their attraction and some of them are masterpieces so I totally advise its download.