RetroPie will work on older versions of the Raspberry Pi though). Micro USB power supply. At least a 8GB Micro SD card. A USB keyboard (just for the initial setup and only if you want to set up Wi ...

RetroPie is suited for dedicated emulation setups on devices like Raspberry Pi, offering extensive features beyond RetroArch. As the years go by, retro game emulation becomes increasingly ...

Thanks possibly to its name that links it closely to the Raspberry Pi ecosystem, one that arguably serves as the go-to option for Raspberry Pi gamers is RetroPie. However, if you've gone looking ...

He’s using one of these to run RetroPie, which actually turned out to be much easier than installing a more general-purpose Linux distribution and then running various emulation software piecemeal.

The RetroPie team took its time on purpose with this one and is still calling the support for the Pi 4 "beta," although it's now available for everyone and included within the 4.6 install.

This is made relatively easy through RetroPie, a custom software package based on Raspbian specifically designed for retro gaming. The release of the more powerful Raspberry Pi 4 in June of last ...

Users of the retro gaming system RetroPie, will be pleased to know that a new version has been released in the form of RetroPie 4.5, although support for the new ...

You have a few different ways of going about making your own retro game console, but RetroPie and Recalbox are two of the easiest to use. Let’s take a look at their differences, and pick the ...

A USB keyboard or gamepad for setup, maintenance, and gameplay. The best supported, most active of these options is RetroPie, which mixes all of these ingredients together into a package that’s ...