Build a Raspberry Pi 4 Retro-Gaming Console with RetroPie (Complete Guide)

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Название	:	Build a Raspberry Pi 4 Retro-Gaming Console with RetroPie (Complete Guide)
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there is a small transparent plastic sheet on the CPU of the raspberry pi at 17:29 that you forget to take off before installing the board
Comment from : romio lover

Is it possible to have both linux and retropie?
Comment from : Lef

Or does everything come with the raspberry pi to hook it up to your tv
Comment from : michael rollins

So the micro hdmi that hooks it up to the tv doesn’t come with the raspberry pi
Comment from : michael rollins

Also, I'm adding, Nintendo DS runs great, of course The DS hardware isn't very strong The problem is just, that the emulator doesn't work with all games
Comment from : David Granger

Really awesome video I don't know much about Raspberry Pi but I will give it a shot at making my own retro gaming console This video must've taken a lot of effort so kudos
Comment from : Manny Khan

I made the mistakeof buying one of those Wireless gamepad, you shouldnt have recommended it, it's a waste in the end i just used it for spare parts, its costs alot to get 2 of the others but it's worth it in the long run
Comment from : Foghorn Leghorn

Thanks Robin Williams ;)
Comment from : Tommy Østerby

Thank you so much you help massively Some of my games will not load though (I am new to Raspberry Pie) It was stating press a to configure I have turned off that command script but some games will load but a majority of them will not and return me to the Retropie screen :o
Comment from : Linxx P

Huge thanks even after almost 2 years I just got my Pi4 and it was a breeze for me to set it up after your video :)
Comment from : Vanitas

Wasn't showing up in Windows so I just went ahead and did it with filezilla port 22
Comment from : Ricky Ray

Can I run RetroPie on the super console x king android box?
Comment from : JLIN

sorry but i did not see you plug in the cooling fan
Comment from : bert walker

can I update the drivers for the argon on retropie? Is there a console to do that like in Raspberry OS?
Comment from : Zeles

Does anyone have recommendations on what usb controllers/gamepads to use? Browsing through amazon, according to the reviews, it seems like a lot of the controllers are cheaply made
Comment from : S S

Very nice video and thank you for doing it The problem is not setting a ras pi to emulate consoles or computers The real problem is finding the roms you need to make it palayable
Comment from : Nikolaos Mihalakis

I would've liked to know how to set up images, I've been having some trouble with that process and most images either don't work or I'm doing it wrong
Comment from : Connie Cornejo Pincheira

What controller are you using?
Comment from : Fritz Rehde

Just got my pi4 last bighr, thanks for this guide I also work in IT and I found a few of the SK81 Dell keyboards in storage last week I’m also a keyboard enthusiast like you and I agree that it’s one of the best keyboard designs of all time I need to bring a few of them home with me next week, they don’t make them like that anymore Thanks !
Comment from : Nick B

quick question for you , i am still new to this game After taking new update (kernell) on my Retropie Pi4 , it wont boot any morek keep getting this message : cannot open access to console the root account is locked , thanks for your support
Comment from : quang le

but you can not eat the pie 😟👎
Comment from : Fat Ass David

Curious: would a 4 GB board work?
Comment from : SN 24

I purchased LABISTS Raspberry Pi 4 4GB Complete Starter PRO Kit with 32GB Micro SD Card (4GB RAM) I'd like to add only old school SNES, Genesis, and arcade games (from the 80s and 90s) How do i do that? Is it hard? I heard arcade roms need to be done with MAME What's the best way to accomplish all this?
Comment from : Track Masters DJ Co

How can I add old school arcade games from the 80s and 90s?
Comment from : Track Masters DJ Co

Read the title and was interested, clicked when I saw pokemon
Comment from : Jess N

Do you recommend to still get the case even though the Pi4 will be in an Arcade Cabinet?
Comment from : migz sanmiguel

i was wondering how to add the software that controls the power switch and fan inside the case on my retropie
Comment from : Bobby H

I counted at least 16 commercial breaks? Don’t you think its too much?
Comment from : Sean

I thought the argon1 had an hdmi port adapter built in?
Comment from : Zack Hopkins

Wow, this was absolutely great! So many thanks to you sir I was totally new to the Retro Pi systems (and Linux), and with in a couple of hours we had our retro gaming system up an running You know your stuff!! Thanks again! :)
Comment from : Dagan Brandt

when i power mine off the fan still is spinning how do i fix that
Comment from : ENP

With the Argon One, can you press the power button and do a safe shutdown from a game, or do you still have to quit the game?
Comment from : Lance Sorisho

Hey there- I followed your steps with my son to build a Pi retro console, it all went really smoothly and he loves it so many thanks My question though- I'm having terrible lag with the N64, I've tried different emulators, I'm reluctant to overclock it and am not very technical I had wondered if performance is workable if I moved to a solid state flash drive instead of the SD drive, I even wondered if doing that and daisy chaining 2 Raspberry Pis was possible to boost performance Any thoughts on that, is it viable or would it not provide much improvement? Are there alternate videos around for that, as inevitably, Goldeneye is a key driver for me!
Comment from : Matt Jones

How did you get the script working for the argon one pi 4 case I've tried on raspberry OS, Ubuntu and manjaro however I can't seem to get the script working in retropie!
Comment from : Craig Turner

Why are they sooo many ads thought of going through it but let it pass due to the ads 😕
Comment from : lohith kumar

Hello, excellent video however I have been stuck on the "rainbow screen" for more than five minutes I have tried to reformat my 64gb card using Balena (again) and I'm still stuck on the rainbow screen Any tips? Raspberry Pi 4 8gb ram Using HDMI port 0
Comment from : The DraftAttack

Showing off an old Dell keyboard trugeek
Comment from : naughtyplanet

I’m buying my shit and following this video very soon I can’t wait As easy as this seems, still makes me a little nervous with all that computer jargon you are typing in
Comment from : XTheJenovaProjectX

Just a heads up on anyone building this in 2021 and wants to go with this case There is a new version of this case, the V2 It no longer needs an HDMI adapter, the daughterboard now has two regular HDMI ports on it
Comment from : YogurtPatrol

I bought the pie 4 and I can’t get any 64 but games following exactly the methods here, anyone know any fixes? Maybe I did something wrong
Comment from : Kevin Young

USB wired is better ♥ here is why :brbr(these are just my reasons just wanted to type this if it helps anyone 🦊♥ )brbr1) you don't EVER need to worry about external batteries (if it needs them)br2) u don't have to worry about battery replacements (if it dies out over time)br3) u don't need to worry about it dying mid gamebr4) the input lag is slightly less using Wire than using Bluetooth or WIFI (my personal fav reason)br5) u don't need to worry about first connection issues as its going directly into the systembr6) and lastly YOU DONT LOSE UR CONTROLLER OR CHARGING CABLE XD ♥♥♥
Comment from : KitsuneDotExE

thank you so much in advanced xD only seen the intro but i knwo imma be watchin this a ton!!! XD
Comment from : KitsuneDotExE

PlayStation games work better when running off a USB stick
Comment from : Garg710

Can anyone help me? I followed the steps but when I went to file explorer to share files the raspberry pi does not show up I installed samba and rebooted and still nothing Thank you!
Comment from : Chad Mangham

Lovely :) Do you have easy instructions to set up a controller again, say if you want to change your key combinations ? In what menu do you trigger this ? (Must be a quick way rather than writing your downloaded image to SD card again) Thx
Comment from : maxmixer

What if you don't want to erase the whole card and just copy it onto a card, so you don't have to keep swapping over cards?
Comment from : Kris Brooks

i want to make my own game system using raspiberry pi using a custom operational system, is it worth it?
Comment from : Aragubas

Be sure to change the keyboard layout to US, or your WiFi password won't work
Comment from : Mister M

Thank you for the step by step instructions Best tutorial I have found for this!
Comment from : RL Stine

How to make the fan work on the batocera and retropie in argon one?
Comment from : 1iMAG ·

Thank you for this video, I have a 8gb starter kit coming in, this will be the first project I do on my new system, I am a noob , first time with a Raspberry Pi I love this, no BS, let's just do stuff in one take step by step, no annoying top 40/Electronic music blasting in the background I liked your video and subscribed to your channel because of this video
Comment from : David Nelson

Toooooo loooooong It should be 15 min long at max
Comment from : Yasin OZYILMAZ

18 People that gave this a thumbs down must have been looking to make an actual Raspberry Pie!
Comment from : Chris Collins

This is without a doubt one of, if not the best tutorial for setting up a Raspberry Pi/Retro Pie build There are many of them out there, but what sets yours apart is the split screen when setting up the buttons for the controller With other tutorials it is done SO FAST that it is sometimes hard to follow I figured it out after a few trial and errors on my 1st Raspberry Pi 3 build so now it is pretty easy for me I am sure someone just getting into this hobby will really appreciate your patient and step by step way of teaching people how to set up their Pi You don't assume anyone knows anything which is really refreshing Thank you so much, and thanks for the recommendation on the case, it is really nice
Comment from : Gregg Hernandez

Nice M31 image, did you take it yourself?
Comment from : Dave Rowe

Followed the steps my laptop didn't read the retro pie
Comment from : H F

I'm using the newest Raspberry Pi (4b) and the newest Retropie and the newest Argone One (v2 with full size hdmi) I notice some menus are different I haven't enabled the power button yet, but my biggest question is whether or not the fan works the way it should without tinkering with anything? Without doing anything for the fan, I've heard it click on part time I think
Comment from : mrrobvs

Thanks for the complete setup walk-thru Good job! Do you (or any commenters) notice a lag with wireless controllers? Seems like wireless controller lag might make it tough for fast-paced games I'd like opinions before I choose controllers Tnx!
Comment from : Paul in MT

Awesome vid! #ShareTheLove #ArgonONE #raspberrypi #Argon40
Comment from : Argon 40 Studios

Thanks for taking the time to make this!
Comment from : dB-303

there is a new case that is a nes mini for the pi and it has a 25 hard drive space so you can store all the games
Comment from : Adam

thanks for the step by step tutorial Very helpful!
Comment from : 4Cs plus ME

In your opinion, what would you rather recommenda raspberry pie 4 or an android tv box T95 max plus quad core 4Gb? And if any of those support MAME arcade games?
Comment from : 310_Gen_X

Brilliant explanation, very easy to follow Keep up the good work! Cheers from Germany!
Comment from : Vetusta221

How do you know which Retropie emulators requires a BIOS file?
Comment from : Hiroshi Nagoya

Great tutorial; thank you so much for your time and effort I GREATLY APPRECITED IT This is going to me my first time building a Raspberry Pi
Comment from : Hiroshi Nagoya

As a complete newbie to Raspberry PibrWould this tutorial work the same for a Raspberry Pi 400?
Comment from : The Duck

How do I install Capcom games onto a Raspberry pi 4/ Retropie?
Comment from : Tribe

Which pi 4 board dod you use in this build? 1gb 2gb 4gb?
Comment from : Fresh Printz

Great video man!!! No BS, no lack of preparation, no horrible video quality! Thank you! All videos should be like this Keep up the great work!!!
Comment from : Hector Camacho

is there a command to clone the whole sd card with all the configurations ??brbrThanks
Comment from : Byktor Victor

Do you have to map the gamepad every time you switch off the pi?
Comment from : streamx2

I regret that I can only thumbs up this video once This tutorial deserves two thumbs up at least
Comment from : modelflyer2003

Hello, i have an important question :brbrAbout adding Roms, if i understand well, i have to connect the Raspberry to my computer isn't it ? brbrI mean, i don't have to put only the sd card in my computer right ?brbrBy the way, Thank you veey much for the video, i'm going to but a raspberry 4 with a custom case
Comment from : Endji Infographiste

So what is the better path to take, dl an image and install? or, just install retropie, find the roms and load up on your own? I have only done the image, but there are so many games /system that i feel are just clutter, it might be better overall to just dl the systems i want and forego the pretty images :)
Comment from : John Themelis

Really good video, the best I have seen so far
Comment from : Georgios Savvinidis

Hi May I email you?
Comment from : Izzy 3:16

Great Video, can't wait to get some time to build mine
Comment from : Raimondo Orfano

hello, I bought on eBay an sd card with all the games installed it and some of these games works fine but the ones I actually want to play are really slow and not smooth at all like ones killer unstick or mortal combat or top gear any help? thanks for your time !
Comment from : Kevin B Garcia

Everything went perfect until I got on my laptop and cannot find retropie in the network and also linux in windows 10 doesn't reconized the command shh Just my f luck!
Comment from : Darill Fowler

you are such a bot, no feelings, no face gestures man just have a life
Comment from : Pavol Galo

Greetings from Guatemala, honestly I want to appreciate your tutorial which is really amazing, everything works and there is not chance to fail if we follow step by step thank you so much, I was struggling with neogeo but finally I made it
Comment from : Edin Barrientos

Thank you!
Comment from : 4ndroid G

can I use a retropie system to play music? I would like to use my raspberry pi4 system to play retro games and play music from an external hard drive
Comment from : henry fielding

THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!
Comment from : Jotaku X

This is amazing!! Thank you so much for such a thoughtful and well documented tutorial I was able to get my RP up and running today thanks to this video cheers 🍻
Comment from : Brady Sammons

wow look how fast Balena flash your drive Mine took forever and crashed EVERY TIME BTW mine is windows 10 and either it stop during flashing or crashed when validating Suck! Samsung 32G SDcard Yup, 3 different cards 32, 64, 128 all "failed target"
Comment from : bite me