Well, I guess if I send the RetroPie team one of those, they'll probable take care of that in the image.
I'm already trying to throw money at youThe Pi2 should work fine with that.
Yes, Kickstarter is an idea, though Kickstarter doesn't exist yet in Germany.
Not sure Bluetooth contollers are needed - as you could simply plugin a Bluetooth dongle and the controllers should work.
cool you live in a giant retropi2 gameconsole?The 2nd pic looks like my house![]()
The Pi is inside the case, on the other side of the open area.So the empty corner there is for the Pi? So it's nort built within the case or how does this work?
So what's supposed to be there? It yells: FILL ME!" ^^"The Pi is inside the case, on the other side of the open area.So the empty corner there is for the Pi? So it's nort built within the case or how does this work?
You can put anything in you like...So what's supposed to be there? It yells: FILL ME!" ^^"The Pi is inside the case, on the other side of the open area.So the empty corner there is for the Pi? So it's nort built within the case or how does this work?
Well, all you need is MicroUSB, as that's what powers the Raspberry.Is the free Space for the Power Supply?
I would love it more when the Power Transformator is buildin.
Thats one Reason why i love the Fat Playstation2 much more then the Slim Playstation2
I have tooo much of this Sorts of Power Supplies here:
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Please build it in
But Changeable for the Case when its broken![]()
Ah i see,then Problem solved for me ^_^Well, all you need is MicroUSB, as that's what powers the Raspberry.Is the free Space for the Power Supply?
I would love it more when the Power Transformator is buildin.
Thats one Reason why i love the Fat Playstation2 much more then the Slim Playstation2
I have tooo much of this Sorts of Power Supplies here:
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Please build it in
But Changeable for the Case when its broken![]()
Ah OK, makes sense. Thought it was some spare area for an matching extension.You can put anything in you like...
It's the only way to access the Raspberrys USB-Ports (we can't move them).
And a short 5 - 10cm USB cable connects the Retrode2 with the Raspberry Pi.