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Thanks for that video !!!

Hey man, good to see you back. Your videos on the NES classic were of inmesurable help and made build a nes classic clone with a rapi pi and one of those knockoffs as as shell and a pi zero inside a nes clontroller. Hope you keep posting stuff more often. Cheers!

Very Cool great job , looks awesome full support of your channel 👍🔔

Really great job and beautiful mini truck 👍

Cool.

From Viet Nam with ❤ Can you upgrade this

Lovely painting!!! Keep it up!

I dig it! The nes toaster sounds cool too.

Frederick...good to see you again after nearly 5 years since the Zippiz NES mini classic....which I copied....almost exactly and was the first of about 7 Pi builds..the RPi3b... 3 OrangePi 's and 3 more RPi's....thanks to your tutorial...love the new hobby of RC cars...my mate was into them but he gave them up...shame...nice Jeep or Range Rover? You asked me if I put a Pi in NES fake controller..haha..no...I never did...I still use the NES mini from the 500in1 case but now with a slow RPiA+ Retropie just for NES...take care in cashless Sweden (Stockholm?) post Pandemic...

Is this for real?

....👏👏👏!

....👏👏👏👏👏👏!!!!!

They are not available anymore?

Bandolero 3 years ago Hi man, very nice work! Where do you find that db9 to usb cable? Did you make it? Thanks! zippiz 3 years ago Pablo Silva thanks! Yeah, I just soldered a USB at the end of the controller cable. specs Frederic...hi...i copied your build and leads back then..wow..it's been nearly 4 years..just wanted to update you..i reused the Rpi3b for another build..but i bought an eBay Rpi1 700Mhz very slow but enough in the NES mini clone case..just for NES ROMs only..i wanted to reduce leads so i made a Dsub to Female USB adaptor soldered with short wires..set it in a hot glue mould..and filled in with more hot glue..quite firm..and shrink wrapped it..have to be quick with the heating..as the hot glue melts again haha..neater job..and my soldering inside to the clone board has improved too..only single USB connected..all the best from part Locked-down London..

You can find nes cases for retro pi nowadays and many more

Hello ... Can I use the original controller for the pi .. or can I make them to a usb controller.. do you have a schematic for the controller ?

Does anyone have the issue where only "a" button works I cant get the rest of the buttons to work

Well done mate

Hi where did you get this from

Are the original connectors a proprietary usb connector? Or is it a totally different type of connection?

Geat video! You should try to make a SNES one.

Very nice build by the way I dig it.

Which bookshelf model did you use my friend?

looks great finish it!!

Fits great with your room keep raspberry pi is ever changing getting better over time

Please, make a HOW TO!!

If you put the raspberry pi on the other half of the controller you don't have to do anything to the buttons.

Holy sh*t!

can you show us how to make one?

Project budget level: Wood.

looks nice. finish it

How do you install the gamecon drivers?

Why the box write Chinese

Thank you for this informative video. I myself brought 2 nes clones on ebay for like 45euros while back and immediately builded a "nes pi" with a on/off button using this guide(thumbs up). I went further for making the reset button as a exit-out-of-emulator-button which was a hassle because the button wouldn't register as a joypad press in the emulators(retropie) which i sorted out with a similar solution by making a bash script for finding the open emulator in memory and exit the emulator back to the menu when button was pushed. There's many guides out there now for making such a script and putting it to work(search youtube or google). Free Tips: be careful when disassembling/assembling the nes-clone because the plastic that the screws goes into are very brittle(i broken one case myself). If you want more than a powerbutton and/or exit button i've would recommend you to buy a cheap microchip like ATtiny85(arduino) and hooking it up internally for use as a USB HID such as a joypad and/or keypad for making save/Load gamestate as an example . Its very easy todo so, one could simple make it like "if (button0 == HIGH) { Keyboard.write('A'); }" within the Arduino IDE and then make the A key as Hotkey for save/load gamestate within retropie.

why you broke the console you can buy nes case "nespi" specially made for Raspberry Pi

hi! nice job! i wonder if is that a way to fit a 2.5 notebook hdd into this case too... thanks!!

nice project and good soldering skills!

For anyone wondering, Yes these will work with Generic Controllers, But not all are made the same, I own the Innext nes versions and they have two kinds, One is made in the exact likeness of the oem nes the other is not, The other one that does not work is missing a screw in the back...

Thank you for the movie. Best regards from Portugal

Do you also have a video about the rest of the process (adding retropie, how to use the controllers and so on?)

Smart idea, looks very nice. If you don't have any room you can also try to make a bartop arcade machine. BTW maybe something from my project will be inspiring th-cam.com/video/pRaXsMXPEfs/w-d-xo.html . Coin acceptor is a good idea, looks fancy but in practice you will use it very rare.

Turn it into a full time cabinet and get rid of that unit, it would look a lot better,

I loved it

Is the game added later on the raspberry? And do you need to do anything in the raspberry to make.it work... du kan svara på svenska :)

Just get a "retroflag nespi case"

awesome.. so much better than dealing with all the custom components. thanks!

Subscribing with hopes to see a how to video on this.

I am delighted! WOOOOW!!!!

Wtf? Varning! Not Warning!