Also, what could I use to make the case? I would only want to use a 3D printed case as a last resort as I don't have a 3D printer.
Handheld Console Making/Case
I'm fairly new to the Raspberry Pi. I recently got a Model A+ and successfully made a retro gaming console with RetroPie. The next thing I want to do is use a Pi Zero to make a handheld gaming console. How hard would this be? It would run on a lithium ion battery, use a small non-touchscreen LCD screen, and use a striped down SNES USB controller for inputs. The OS would be RetroPie.
Also, what could I use to make the case? I would only want to use a 3D printed case as a last resort as I don't have a 3D printer.
Also, what could I use to make the case? I would only want to use a 3D printed case as a last resort as I don't have a 3D printer.
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Re: Handheld Console Making/Case
You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike.
When General Failure and Major Disaster get together, Private Parts usually suffers.
When General Failure and Major Disaster get together, Private Parts usually suffers.
Re: Handheld Console Making/Case
Similar, but I've actually decided on a Gameboy-like layout for it. The internals would be a Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless (With GPIO pin attachment), a non-touchscreen LCD monitor (connected with GPIO pins), a stripped down USB NES controller, and a lithium ion battery /w low battery LED.
Programming = Fun
Science = Fun
Science = Fun