Raspberry Pi Zero 2W with Retropie Tutorial and Test

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[Synopsis]

In this video, I show you how to setup and use the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W single board computer with Retropie O.S.. I also test Retropie with a number of emulators to see the compatibility and performance in relation to various emulators from the Atari 2600 to the Nintendo 64.

The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is like a Raspberry Pi 3 B+, but it comes with half the RAM and is about 200 Mhz slower than the Raspberry Pi 3 B+ SBC. The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is basically a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ which is the same size as a Raspberry Pi Zero W.

On the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W that I tested, it is cooled by a heat sink with a thermal tape on it. It can be used to make drones, kiosks, remote control cars, or in this case a retro video gaming console. I connect single board computers like these to my television to use as a retro video gaming console. You don't need to keyboard for it, all you need is a USB controller. It doesn't use much power, it uses about 1.4 Watts. 512 MB of RAM is enough to emulate anything from a Atari 2600 up to a Sony Playstation 1, the PS1 had about 2 MB of EDO system RAM. The Sega Dreamcast had about 16 MB of system RAM. This little board cannot emulate a Sega Dreamcast, because it lacks the computing power to do that.

This is a great little board can be hooked up to your HDMI monitor or HDMI television. It's a capable board, you can use to hook up to a TV, and you can play all your classic arcade and video game console games on.
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[Video Annotations]
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Intro
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Setting Up
[ 3:34 to 9:28 ]
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Configure Retropie
[ 9:28 to 11:22 ]
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Transferring Files to Retropie
[ 11:23 to 15:11 ]
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Emulation Tests
15:11 to 1:31:56
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Atari 2600
[ 15:22 to 17:42 ]
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Atari 7800
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Atari Lynx
[ 20:11 to 23:25 ]
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Nintendo Game Boy
[ 23:26 to 26:49 ]
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Nintendo Entertainment System
[ 26:49 to 30:39 ]
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Sega Master System
[ 30:39 to 34:26 ]
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Sega Genesis/Mega Drive
[ 34:26 to 39:09 ]
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NEC PC-Engine/Turbografx-16
[ 39:09 to 43:03 ]
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Super Nintendo Entertainment System
[ 43:04 to 50:14 ]
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Mame
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SNK Neogeo
[ 57:53 to 1:01:58 ]
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SNK Neogeo Pocket
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Sega 32X
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Sega Genesis CD
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Sony Playstation
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Nintendo 64
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Conclusion
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country=US
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev
update_config=1

# RETROPIE CONFIG START
network={
ssid=""
psk=""
}
# RETROPIE CONFIG END
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[Links to Software]

◙ Retropie Download
♠ Balena Etcher
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[Links to Parts]
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{For people who reside in the US}
♦ Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W SBC
◘ Amazon Basics Micro SDXC Memory Card 64 GB
○ iUniker Raspberry Pi Zero Case
◘ USB Charger
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{For people who reside outside of the US}
♦ Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W SBC
◘ Micro SD Cards
○ Raspberry Pi Zero Case
♣ Raspberry Pi Zero Accessories
◘ USB Power Adapter
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{Links to Assembled Unit}

♦ Raspberry Pi Zero 2W @ Ebay
♣ Raspberry Pi Zero 2W
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