This Playstation Raspberry Pi 4 Edition Plays NOW Everything ! ?

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Hey Wicked Family !brI bought this pi kit from a local seller here brWebsite real-emulation don't know if it's still selling this kit
Comment from : Wicked Gamer & Collector

ive never seen your channel before but that evil laugh gives me life
Comment from : Renea Blackheart

Hopefully the original motherboard has gone into another case Nice build i wish RetroFlag still made the mini cases for the Pi4
Comment from : 8BitNation

Yeah no thanks I'm not going to destroy o Ps1 for this shit
Comment from : H3N7R1K Otakuboy

hibr how do you make the black border like this ?
Comment from : KMHT 10

Can you do this with an empty ps1 console case?
Comment from : WolfthatRocks1995

Rasbery Pi to expensive on my country So sad
Comment from : Yosuke Rechain

Would make sense if it was only using two port of usb for controller and use sd card reader for tranfering games
Comment from : Omar Guerrero

Is need for speed road and track from ps1 on the PI😊
Comment from : windycitymade1

Cool tutorial wicked 😎 If I didn't have to use my pi 4 for my arcade machine I would definitely do this with it Another awesome upload wicked as always 👍😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Comment from : Random Retro plays

Is there anyway to have all the PlayStation 1 games loaded onto the pie 4?
Comment from : TysonD916

idk i do like the idea but ur concept lacks kinda why not reuse the original controlers? would be way more stylisch
Comment from : ChaosAT

This video is excellent! Is it possible to have the list of components to buy for the different adapters?
Comment from : Dorian Bourguignon

Sorry if it was mentioned, but what emulator is being used in the video?
Comment from : Michael Martinez

Given I acquired 9 empty Playstation 1 cases a couple of years back for under £10, I have no shortage of shells to use for this kind of thing 😀
Comment from : Stephen Valente

I would have connected the reset button to the reset on the RBπ
Comment from : Sergio Cebrian

Hola donde consigo todo el kit?
Comment from : DJ MB

Whic program use for play the game?
Comment from : PokeTV20

you have the 3d print archive? i need it so much
Comment from : Luckao

Can we get parts list?? Would love to build one
Comment from : 4140Drift

What about adding more ram to ps3 so skyrim wont crash
Comment from : Rashad Abdullah

dreamcast on a pc, in a playstation with an xbox controller
Comment from : 0Akeldama0

Dude, this is dope and you gave me an idea for a spare shell I have Do you sell kits or have a list and the #d print files available? You could have used the Xstation SD extension and 3D print that replaces the Optical Drive to load cards on top from the dis bay
Comment from : Ronin7477

What emulator is this running?
Comment from : William Test

You had me at Raspberry Pi! I love that amazing little board!
Comment from : Jason Hoeflich

Meh , let me know when someone finds a way to make a console that will play any game disks I only like physical copies of games
Comment from : Bill Dubois

You have a link for the kit?
Comment from : sillysausage72

The SD card that you used for in the video, can it be bought from one of the links you provided in the description? Please advise which SD card was it if you do not mind as I want to build this also and mend it into a PS2 slim console
Comment from : JP de Leeuw

I was thinking you were going to use parts already in the playstation You just used the case Click bait
Comment from : jw2par

I’m speechless!!!! wow amazing
Comment from : TxCknot

This video showed me that you can get everything done by using only three fingers
Comment from : Vall StarEater

How much you want for it?
Comment from : William Quinones

all the loose/wiggling pieces could possibly use some small pieces of 3m double sided tape if you have that in supply in your location, overall solid video mate :)
Comment from : Deactiv8dStylez

The pi sure has come a long way
Comment from : TehAki210

how to make ps1 playnany game?broh iv got an great idead: get a fucking job and buy ps5
Comment from : 9s

What Raspberry retro emulator is this? i don't think its retro pie but it looks nice
Comment from : Arctic FrostBite

14:55 Did u make the predator impression off screen or was that added in post? cos nicely done!
Comment from : REVENINJA

But Can It Run Crysis?!
Comment from : Brrrt

Can it play crysis I think not
Comment from : Reaper

Why not just put in one pair of usb ports on the left (leave the OG right controller port in for aesthetics) and plug a USB Bluetooth dongle in to one of the ports and use cordless controllers? Also, without that nest of USB cables inside, you'll have better airflow
Comment from : ROOKTABULA

Someone got a counter for how many times this mans said “fricking”?
Comment from : EBaillie

Que bonito proyecto Saludos desde Ecuador Iniciando el año con fiebre :(
Comment from : Rtorrsc

That retro box design is timeless
Comment from : Marko :)

Wow! It can play anything? Can it play PS5 games or hide and seek?
Comment from : Troy Wright

If the sound wouldnt stutter at times, it'd be way better
Comment from : Kuro Shirai

Would love to see a pi in an Atari 2600 case
Comment from : Wray Day

Come on you can't leave us hanging like this please find us a source for these things
Comment from : tallica2002

I like this but would like to see one utilising a disk drive and playstation controller input, so its still possible to use it like an original playstation 1
Comment from : Oli Gould

It's a shame the internal wiring is such a mess, maybe the cables could be supplied shorter? Regardless I think this is a project I'll be tackling this year 👍
Comment from : joffff

@6:04 the real show begins!
Comment from : Zanza X

This guy's sounds like a calm Erick Landon I like it 🤣🤣
Comment from : mathew gallet

Pi is such a great invention
Comment from : Josh Cooper

Wow, this kit has been around for 4 years at least, and this is literally the first Youtube video of it in action that I've seen (minus the kit creator's building manual of course)brI've had the same PiStation for several years, and though there were other console-shaped cases, I chose this one because it's inside the original PS1 and holds so much necessary sentimental value for me The only thing the kit could have added is some kind of internal HDD bay - a good PS1 roms collection would need all the space it can get
Comment from : Milvus Milvus

The PS1 was horrible at arcade hits it was a failure I say the raspberry pi 4 would make up its mistakes but we all know it’s not the PS1 that’s the hero it’s the raspberry 4 that’s the hero that you can install on almost anything but why when you have Xbox series X PS5 and 3090 Nvidia graphics card and mame 32 with thousand of arcade hits
Comment from : Emad Starns

Would be nice if we could get a link for the 3D printed parts
Comment from : asphixmx

same project with ps2 please :D
Comment from : Dennis Guzman

Dutch much?
Comment from : Metatron

A parts list would be great, can you edit it into the description please?
Comment from : R0CKY44

NICE! do you have the 3d files? so I can print them out?
Comment from : dominique hernandez

Even MiSTer project does not claim to be capable of playing everything and you come up with Pi4?
Comment from : lauraiss

I loved the Raspberry Pi 4B so much that I got all three versions I like the Pi 400 but my favorite is the Raspberry Pi 4B 8GB in the Vilros keyboard/touchpad hub I just like having a keyboard
Comment from : Michael Demers

A year ago I built a similar PiStation :)
Comment from : uzjel85

I paid nothing to watch it, more than I should have
Comment from : LAHegarty

What about buying a RetroFlag PiStation straight away?
Comment from : Gilles Ronconi

What are we calling screws? "Parkers*?
Comment from : Scott Gaines

Hello God eu sou do Brasil
Comment from : Enzo Pessoa de Lima

were did you get your image and what is the file name
Comment from : Eric Perreault

So a screw is called a “Parker” in the UK?
Comment from : Detroit Love

Now we need a psone version
Comment from : Mr Danny Lane

I feel like there is a lot of potential in being able to use a pi zero or cm3 cm4 that is removable under the lid like the gpi gameboy
Comment from : Mr Danny Lane

The only thing i did not like was that you never showned how the games booted up
Comment from : You are a Coward!

Cool video, I like the 3d printed parts and stuff
Comment from : Bring me joy-con

Interesting and impressive
Comment from : Aaron Wise

Wicked you are the first channel I have subscribed to Take my money and my PS1 and build this
Comment from : Chris Flores

Nice! But the proof in the pi is in the eating! :)
Comment from : Bliztered Thumbs

I like it, but if you have a psx around I would suggest to go for an optical drive emulator instead, I believe that would give you better compatibility while still running on the original hardware, otherwise just 3d print or get a psx case for the pi
Comment from : Carlos Ayala

You sir ARE THE MAN! I did want to see your struggle with putting the pi4 in though lol
Comment from : Kory Hay

Ive been searching like hell to no avail but maybe you know Is there any game boxes that play the classic Tomb Raider games for ps1, thats available for purchase and ready to play? Cheers
Comment from : tonkaplasto3