Build a Desktop Arcade Machine with Raspberry Pi 3 and Retropie: Super Turbo Pro Edition
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2017
- Start to finish I cover: designing, creating graphics, sourcing materials, electronics/wiring, and setting-up RetroPie to build a two-player 1/3rd size desktop arcade cabinet.
www.retrobuiltgames.com
My book: Raspberry Pi Retro Gaming: amzn.to/2W5r6Kj
End music is:
Chemical Synapse (unknown artist)
LoZ Majora's Mask Eclipse Apocalypse (Blue Streaks)
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A million+ views. I am humbled. I should mention I wrote a book on this exact subject: Arcade building with the raspberry pi: www.amazon.com/Raspberry-Pi-Retro-Gaming-Consoles/dp/1484251520/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=1484251520&qid=1583455076&sr=8-1
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Does this book teach you step by step or is it just a general read on what can be made?
I have to be completely honest, no BS, this was the most informative video I have watch on TH-cam in last 4 years. What a great straight forward instruction. You answered my questions about building a cabinet, and setting up everything.
Impressive. I love that you show everything in so much detail. Everything about this cabinet, from the artwork to the hardware to the software looks so nice. My first arcade machine project started out as a full size stand-up machine with a raspberry pi running retropie, just like yours. But then, I upgraded the machine to use a windows 7 PC, but I still use retropie to this day for home console projects and the like.
This was really awesome. Very inspiring and I thank you for all the information you have shared!
Perhaps one of the most complete videos I've seen. A really high quality finish throughout. Really impressed :)
This sorta thing impresses me to no end. Pretty brilliant. Wow
You give a great delivery of info. Straight to the point. It’s all about taking the initiative to build one. 👏
Effort gone into this build and this video deserves props! Well done my man looks sickkkkkk!
This is a really nice build man. I wish I could still do all that wiring and soldering. I would love to build a cabinet. But those are the breaks when you lose most of your sight. Cheers from Australia.
Your passion and DIY ability is just beyond described and only a video can tell that story
Awesome video, straight to the point in all matters, made my day. Thanks.
6 years later I am watching this video for the first time. Thanks for the information. I have a number of Harbor Freight clamps in my woodshop and just like in this video, a lot of them still have the tag on them for some reason.
no shame cast here.
This is a piece of art. Congratulations
You are a freaking beast. Thank you so much. You made my kids Christmas a guarantee this year.
I watched the whole thing. I'm prob not gonna attempt to make an arcade cabinet, but dayeemn. I'm impressed. Subscribing.
Wow, I'm kind of blown away. Very cool little project, super results, packed full of great information. Looks like you've made it easy to build your own too with your website kits. Awesome work Ryan!
This was truly amazing to watch! Thank you for sharing. I will be starting on my own as soon as I can!
Wish I had the skill to do this. I am truly staggered by this video and your know-how. Been playing arcade games since,forever, and always wanted a home arcade [ a proper one I mean]. Watching you do this is just breathtaking.
Great build! Great video! Thanks for sharing this with the Pi community. 🙏
Fantastic video mate...great info
Well done, man. Build looks great. Thanks for the help!
Dude. This video really makes me want to start a cabinet building business. My mind is going crazy right now. You make this look like something that I can actually do! Thank you.
That orbital sander technique was magnificent.
Enjoyed watching your video Ryan! Really well detailed and explained and it's a beautiful cabinet!
Im sure you've heard it all before but I just had to say this is amazingly beautiful work, you've motivated me to give something like this a go
This was a really informative video, and gives me a great starting point for building a pi machine of my own. Thanks for posting!
Absolutely beautiful work. I'm so impressed. I just don't have these skills, but I'd love to feel that elation of building such a nice piece of work. Great video.
This is literally artwork. Beautiful stuff man.
Outstanding - as ever! Really must get round to making one of those myself one of these days.
Absolutely awesome. I would love to do something like this in the future.
This is incredible ... you did an awesome job. I’m encouraged to build one with custom cut pieces
At the beginning i thought you were over engineering things but at the end i realize how easy would be to service that machine, excellent job and will take it as an example, thank you for such great material.
Very helpful. I want to build a cabinet but much larger sized for my retro consoles. Thanks for the breakdown.
Such a great video! As curated and detailed as its object.
That is a hell of a good monitor for arcade machines, it's what I use in mine. The color is great, the viewing angle is great and it isn't widescreen!
Any time I see this monitor at a thrift store I pick it up as a spare.
I'll not make one soon, but I sure watched this video till the end. I really liked the way you explain the stuff and things, amazing job!
one of the best video on building an arcade machine. thanks for sharing
"consider this, maybe he, looks like me." Liked, subbed and shared. Great video man.
Very Nice Thanks for taking the time to share with us...
Absolutely fantastic-looking arcade.
thank you
You have considerable skills my friend
This was an amazing video. Thanks so much for all the great information.
Thank you for making this. Amazing build.
Absolutely amazing, you are a real talented guy and an inspiration that it can be done.
Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.
Such Beautiful work of art!
I need to save this video and set up my own arcade once I got a job. I will definitely try this out.
You gotta be proud of that. Great work. 👏
You had me at "Super Turbo Pro"
Thanks for making this video!
Tape measures are designed that way on purpose, it's not an error. It is to account for the thickness of the metal tab at the end. If you are measuring an inside corner with the metal bracket pressed up against something, the measurement is correct. If you're measuring from outside, it adjusts to allow an accurate measurement not counting the thickness of the metal bracket itself.
@@do0rkn0b Half assed? Pfff, hold my beer....
@@do0rkn0b Your ability to write( and presumably speak) is just as shitty as your bag of hot air style opinions. Nobody gives a fuck.
Just checking the comments to make sure someone said this. GG
Nice work. Looks great
Great video...the cabinet looks great!!!!
Dude you are a freaking genius, many folks would not have the patience for this. You should make them to order and sell them.
Awesome work man, congrats.
Nice video. You covered an awful lot of info and speeded it it up in parts perfectly.
Really Badass, thank you for sharing all this!
This is awesome!
"I don't have a lot of clamps" ...three seconds later- ALL THE CLAMPS.
I guess "a lot of clamps" = 200 clamps... :)
@@brianh.000 More - Kobe (RIP)
My god i wish I had talent like this. Im stuck with just a boring Rasberry Pi hooked to my tv. haha. loved the video.
Awesome stuff, Ryan.
Beautiful work ! U are awesome !
really great work and very inspirational at the same time :) good job!
awesome work! one day I will build my own cab :)
This is really good mate, nice one
Congrats! Brilliant project ... cheers!
Many thanks!
Damn... Clever lad.. Well done mate 👌
Great video! Just discovered your channel yesterday and I must say I am impressed. Such a wealth of knowledge and know-how here, that I am indeed tempted to take the plunge and venture out into the home built arcade domain.
Looks great !
Very good tutorial, i already did alot of this on my own, regarding programming the pi with retropi, in my case ontop of other os debian, and elec. Cool idea, i might consider making a arcade machine. Thanks!
Your enthusiasm is underplaying this lol, this is awesome. Really good designing and implementation
dude, that project is awesome!!
This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen :D
very beautiful your arcade. and I really enjoyed your tutorial
Man I'm seriously impressed top job.
Great project!
Great work!
Your skills are amazing!
Also always wanted to thank you for the video it was very informative and I enjoyed watching it
Dude! this is art! pure art !
respect
omfg this looks really hard and to think i wanted to do this. props to this guy it is very impressing and i dont think just anyone would be able to do it great vid ima drop a like.
Great build and great video.
Thank you!
excellent work
Very impressive, sir.
Awesome good use of obsolete hardware. I commend you dood. I dig homemade and handcrafted built. I'm a guitar and car guy myself. It's all in the same barrel
I love my Retropie!!! All the games on mostly all systems!
amazing work
Very nice work.
"When you have made a mess, then you know everything is mixed properly. Hahahaha, Love that!
great job!
very neat
This was a great and very informative video. End product is awesome. I’ve done some retro pie builds and I’m a carpenter so I’m not too worried there. But damn dude. You do kinda make it feel like this was part of community service for you. Lol. With that being said I’ve had a huge interest in building something similar so again, thank you for putting this resource out there for enthusiasts. 👍🏻🤘🏻
Amazing job mate :)
This is a beast great job
Very nice cab, very nice video indeed!
That is nothing short of brilliant. I could build the cabinet but that’s where I’d have to stop😬😬. For you to be able to do it all is 👍👍👍👍👍
Great work
Great project
Came up sick mate
Awesome job!!
That "jiggly" part of your tapemeasure is actually useful and makes it acurate. The jiggle accounts for the thickness of the tape hook when measuring both inside or outside dimensions..
I like how you make AutoDesk models for these wood boards.
Maybe you want to do Tutorial Video. How you 3d design, and all procedure from mind in your head till final product.
I would love to see something like this as well. I have some 3D modelling experience (mostly Sketchup) but I've never tried designing anything intended to be used as parts in a physical project.
EXTREMELY NICE TOUCH. I also need instruction in this technique.