RaspberryPi-HandHeld | Files related to the RaspberryPi powered retro

RaspberryPi-HandHeld is a C library typically used in Internet of Things (IoT), Raspberry Pi applications. RaspberryPi-HandHeld has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Thank you for checking out my instructions on how to build your own RaspberryPi handheld. The RaspberryPi handheld is a Raspberry Pi powered handheld system that runs RetroPie giving you the ability to play games from the NES, SNES, Genesis, GameBoy, GameGear, Atari, Playstation, arcade games (MAME) and lots of other systems. In designing this handheld I made sure to include enough buttons for full Playstation emulation so there is a d-pad, start, select, A, B, X, Y, L1, R1, L2, and R2 buttons. The SuperGameGirl is powered by a 6000mAh LiPo battery that gives it around 7 hours battery life. The battery is rechargeable via microUSB on the bottom of the handheld with a status LED to showing charging and fully charged states. The power supply in the unit allows it to be charged while you are playing as well. A microcontroller distributes the power from the powersupply to the RaspberryPi, screen, amp, and other peripherals while ensuring that the Pi is shutdown properly when the switch its turned off. This is required to prevent SD card corruption and loosing your precious saved games! Using RetroPie allows the emulators to be quickly set-up, brings saving to systems that previously didn't have the ability to save games, allows the adding of games via USB and uses EmulationStation as a nice clean way to organize everything. If this sounds like fun, keep reading! The detailed instructions on how to assemble one can be found here: Here you will find the .stl files that you will need to 3D print the case as well as the softwear that you will need to load onto the Pi and the ATTiny85.