Playstation Build Guide Raspberry Pi 3

[@ShadowBurn680]

You Have no idea how happy it makes me to see you put properly made covers in place for the cables instead of hacking ugly holes into the side of the case and filling it with hot glue.

[@nephistos93]

You make the best ps1, 1 year before sony realse the ps1 classic, good job ^^

[@Nevakonaza.]

Has to be the best PS1 mod ive seen,Loving the 3D printer plastic parts to hold all the new stuff in place,looks very nice. Subbed. :)

[@Batmanshack]

Nevakonaza - it's the best mod for raspberry pi I've lookex

[@Nevakonaza.]

Knights Online I have a Pi2 lying around,shall have to make a retro station. 😀

[@dpcquak]

I have to mentioned the background music you chose was very relaxing and calming and I appreciate not having another house electronic jam like every other tutorial on youtube. Thanks.

[@NitrousQBN]

Super clean, upgrade ready, and non-destructive! I love this mod!

[@Toolguytaylor]

wow bro this ps pi is the most clean ive evr seen the 3d printed cable parts well all the 3d printed parts tbh are so well designed well done and thought out 4 real huge fan of this.

[@ale8oneboy]

One of the cleanest retro builds I've seen. Nice job!

[@smithwrx5910]

you changed history with this build! kudos and thank you for taking the extra time to show how it's dome

[@dragonmandragonman]

I agree, well engineered

[@dobsonator]

Got a full kit coming in the post right now. Can't wait for it to get here

[@retro-emulation9897]

From UK, Portugal, France and Spain can now be ordered.

[@retro-emulation9897]

Yes, Brasil, Argentina, Chile

[@rence1918]

lithuania ?

[@IAMSolaara]

what about italy?

[@CejotTV]

Poland ?

[@كرفوصكرافيص]

Retro-Emulation saudia arabia?

[@craigsomerfield5162]

I love that this build does not destroy any of the original structures of the PS case line many others I have seen.I am however sad that the electronics kit does not ship to the UK 😩

[@retro-emulation9897]

UK Should work. I check the shop later.

[@slimebuck]

my friend and I are going to get a 3d printer and make a few projects and this project is at hte top of my list to try. Thank you so much for having files / kits to buy. I am going to order one, and depending on how it goes we might invest and buy like 100 kits as we have lots of psx shells kickin around here

[@rafaelmacedo6679]

Man allow me to say, this is the best retropie project I've seen. Congratulations! I would love to do something like that with an old japanese mega drive case !

[@retro-emulation9897]

Hi, i have a Japanese and Europe Mega Drive here. And last week i become a Sega Genesis from America. Now i proof the similarities and create a kit. I hope it fits aon every modell.

[@rafaelmacedo6679]

Retro-Emulation perfect man, I have an north american sega genesis 1 and 2 if you come out with a kit for it, I'll definitely purchase.

[@BowsettesFury]

Very pretty and high quality build. Would love to do this with a ps4 but basically make it a all in one box, if you can download it you can play it.

[@gufo_tave]

How could i say... i'm impressed, in the positive way. This does not even seems to be a modification, seem almost a swap of commercial components from another console.

[@smackerlacker8708]

That soldering stand is the most beautiful thing I've never seen before.

[@ichigo3223]

Your video is awesome and it gave me a bunch of extra ideas. 1) Use the PS1 chasis with RCA Jacks and solder them to the AV jack on the Raspberry Pi to have analog out. (Just because you can :D ) 2) Use Playstation controller to USB Adapters to replace those front USBs so it looks like the original ports.

[@alexonstott4954]

This is really awesome. I might try it whenever I buy a 3D printer. A cool change would be moving the pi to the center of the console, routing the cabling around it, and leaving the eject button functional to open the disc lid (probably add a plexiglass window) and show off the pi.

[@retro-emulation9897]

+Alex Onstott I blocked the eject button to save the raspberry from childrens hands.

[@alexonstott4954]

Retro-Emulation smart

[@VintageTech1]

Your project looks awesome! I look forward to your next video. keep up the good work Retro-Emulation.

[@warwickbaines-bennett7721]

That, is one of the coolest things I have ever seen. Well done.

[@ronkkrop]

Pretty clever design of your 3d prints for securing cables.

[@ricadada1567]

you give a second life to our old console whish unfortunately dies one days or the other. Congratulation to you.

[@so_cold7776]

that is heartbreakingly beautiful

[@JohnWeland]

This was a really clean build! Love the work!

[@Smelliott0]

This is seriously one of the cleanest builds I've seen. Good job sir!

[@siraxification]

I've been keen to empty out some consoles and make some retro pies. With parts available to buy so I can get it right the first time I'm more keen than ever! Great video!

[@dannmascarina9731]

One of the best build i've seen so far. 👍🏻

[@Danjovic]

Wonderful build!! What I most liked were the neat 3D printer holders for the connectors!!!

[@bjorrp]

Ordered my set on Monday, going to keep the original controller ports though. Thanks for this great build!

[@d4n93r]

This is a beatiful project and very well done but the cable management triggers me

[@AJ12Gamer]

Yeah me too. I'm going to buy the kit. Cut the excess wires, resolder, and shrink wrap tubing it.

[@ChozoSR388]

Uh, that's *_flux_* paste, not solder paste. Solder paste looks kinda like thermal paste. Also, I don't know if you're using rosin core, or not, but if you are, the flux is baked right in.

[@bitelaserkhalif]

ChozoSR388 yep, solder paste will melt under heat blasting

[@limogesfarmer6326]

I thought flux paste and solder paste were the same thing: an acid that cleans the connections when heated up.

[@ChozoSR388]

flux paste cleans, solder paste is for reflow soldering, or they also use the beads, or the solder baths, too.

[@limogesfarmer6326]

oh: the solder paste has flux and solder beads in it?

[@mieszkogulinski168]

Yes. Solder paste (with beads) can be used also for manual soldering with a hot air gun. After blowing hot air the solder beads melt and it looks like regular solder metal with flux added.

[@Forusall]

That's really tight! Extremely well done!

[@olavoroberto]

I make mods too... Well finished mods but what u did with 3D printed parts make me fell like a child of mods. LoL !!! Great job and keep the good work !!!

[@AkumaMods]

some amazing work. Great job. Would be interesting to see the PSOne with the portable screen working as a Pi3

[@megalodactylous]

This was cool to watch! Nice Job getting everything to look slick!

[@dzunbox1904]

this is the cleanest work that I saw in my whole life good job :D

[@n4botz]

Childhood memories awake. i really like your clean work! Good job dude! thanks for sharing and regard from germany.

[@sharptoothtrex4486]

Great one to have. No more scratched PlayStation discs. I wonder if PlayStation Gameshark codes must add on to the Raspberry Pi so this might turn perfection without flaws.

[@CptMishMashVonRandom]

Great work. That looks super clean and tidy.

[@jackbrabham]

Man, it looks beautiful. You should sell those printed parts as well, since 3D printers aren't that commom place. I'd adapt your idea, though. I think that with a x86 board (maybe from a NUC) GameCube emulation would be feasible and tottally awesome.

[@retro-emulation9897]

I also think. I get at april the "Up Squared" Intel Pentium N4200 with quad core up to 2,5GHz and 4GB Ram. I'm curious. Printet parts comes until in march.

[@jackbrabham]

Retro-Emulation nice to hear. I'm skeptical about those pentiums handling GameCube emulation though

[@dork18777]

I personally liked the music. Cool video too. Good job!!! The only thing I might suggest is more speeding up the pedantic parts, like unscrewing the screws holding the case together. Speed up 2x or 3x and the video holds together better. You did it some times, I might just do it more.

[@SuddenlyImGaming]

Just ordered a kit. Can't wait.

[@retro-emulation9897]

I hope it comes quickly =).

[@SuddenlyImGaming]

It did and it's great.

[@matthewmacdonald2386]

So many negative comments. OP you did a great job. Thanks for sharing.

[@retro-emulation9897]

Thanks =)

[@tkog7848]

Nice video! That music is life!!!!

[@DAVIDGREGORYKERR]

There must be a way to get Raspberry Pi 3 to read the PS2 game discs as the games have copy protection to stop people ripping the game discs so you need to be able to read the discs so the software knows that the game is the real thing, possibly keeping the Kick-start software on the SD card and load the game from the DVD/CD Drive using some kind of DVD/CD Drive shield interface board that also has SATA to allow for storing your high-scores and software updates on the hard-drive.

[@Riddlemind]

Awesome video! The Music gets annoying real fast though.

[@maxpowers2168]

I just mute the video. 😜

[@fab1o978]

Wonderful (and clean!) job! Well done!

[@Witchboard1]

Very cool. One suggestion. Don't disabled the reset button. Put a momentary switch under it and connect it to the GPIO to run a script to actually reset the pi.

[@gsimatty]

this is brilliant, I subscribed to your channel, can't wait to see what else you have planned

[@szlatyka]

Aside from the clunky soldering job a very good build.

[@FoggySwe]

Very nicely done. Need to get me a 3D-printer

[@TAsSos101000]

Congratulations, very nice and creative!

[@keylitho]

Great Job... Only thing missing is the disc spindle so you could put a fake disk in.. because it can't be too pretty when you open the lid.

[@messystressy]

You can't open the lid, he locks the button to do so at the start

[@keylitho]

@@messystressy Oh.. I see now... I think I would have still put a fake disk in there.

[@messystressy]

@@keylitho I'm going to have a crack at this and I'm going to buy a game to put in there just for show

[@riverrift4656]

Fantastic video!! As for the music,i blasted on some Dr Dre over the top so that made it even better!!

[@EggChen6DemonBag]

Awesome mod. Watching it first i was like, "I think i can do this." then got to the soldering part and got a bit confused. lol

[@MsStevieWoo]

Could of used a powered hub in there for controller ports. Maybe even used the hubs 'active port' LEDs for each front panel socket

[@棠-p4l]

It's amazing about the 3D print! If I can,I want to buy one .

[@retro-emulation9897]

Why not?

[@TehHijack]

You could reduce the clutter by removing the connectors like usb and ethernet and making custom cables without all of the clunky connectors, you would make space for bluetooth/wifi modules and all of that.

[@FerminCoronel]

Great, the only thing I would do different is leave the original ps1 connectors and use a ps1 to usb converter, that way you can use the original controller and the design of the console would remain unchanged

[@Wintershot]

Really great quality. Why not use the power, reset and eject buttons for power, reset and back to emulation screen, respectively?

[@AJ12Gamer]

Can you make it have the just the motor spinning inside when it's turned on? The sound of the cd rom spinning while the playstation logo starts just brings back childhood nostalgia.

[@cpcnw]

There is an icon that looks like a little speaker. If you click on it, it will mute the sound on the video.

[@TristanSirrico]

Great stuff. Over at my channel we do mods for the original PlayStation 1 as well, mostly because it is hard to find anyone else on the internet that does.

[@EliseLaurien2015]

Fantastic! Fabulous! There is no limit for the human mind.

[@1903tx]

This is awesome. I'll buy an NES kit if you ever make one.

[@MarceloCN]

Good project! I'd just change those plugged usb cables to solder ones.

[@thysdp]

Amazing work! Doing something with the DVD drive would be the next step.

[@iisan7]

from the author: fan is not needed. I have a 5V Fan 30x30x10mm. You need a 5V power supply with a 5.5/2.1 Connector. Polarity += pin in the middle and - the outside ring. If you use a HDD, i wouldt prefer 4A, if not 3A

[@fabiocarra1997]

That is so cool, realy nice work man!

[@litpath3633]

cool. It would be awesome if you got the original power and reset buttons to work. It would achieve epic status if you somehow got the CDROM to work too somehow.

[@jon20530]

good workmanship

[@AbrarManzoor]

I hope that in upcoming video you will get in more details

[@ChrisWoodle]

Really nicely done.

[@AnubisAkaLee]

I like those heat sinks. Those short boys that came with my cheap Pi case just don't cut it when I am emulating. Of all things I swear SNES emulation heats up my Pi more than N64 or PS1.

[@ROOKTABULA]

Wondering why you wouldn't use integrated Bluetooth in Pi4 board or just a USB bluetooth dongle for Pi3 or Pi4 (for better reception)? You wouldn't have to run all those extra usb cables from the console ports to the Pi. Would also aid airflow to have less cabling inside.

[@driftyprince]

much better than the play station classic

[@wizzmansa3318]

That's a great work Dude!!!! Nice thing! Greetings

[@Theenemy38]

Really cool. I'd love to order the mod kit, but I think the shipping to the US would be expensive.

[@retro-emulation9897]

Shipping costs for a Full 3D Set 9,5€ and only the assortment 6,2€ (Tracked).

[@killerconsoles517]

Your work is amazing.

[@spidermcgavenport8767]

Making a Sega Saturn this way would be exquisite.

[@spidermcgavenport8767]

missing two thing's battery power and a lcd screen that fits in the lid.

[@ravendrow83]

cool video ...one thing though you should be wearing some gloves while soldering or at least make sure you wash your hand after ...also if you plan on doing a lot of diy soldering a fume extractor might be a good investment

[@hagebunshin]

Nice, clean, neat.

[@yvesgougeon1149]

Craftsmanship show there, great work

[@ricky865]

Now that you did this whit a PS1 and a Sega Megadrive you should do the same whit a PCFX that would be the perfect rstro case for a raspberry Pi.

[@Wedeemgaming]

That's cool... I'm trying to build a Raspberry Pi handheld out of a Chinese Handheld I have that bricked but I'm not sure how to cut up the PCB and reuse the controls on a zero!

[@OBLiiDARXx]

your project are so amazing , good job to you ; i like it

[@AllButJustForgotten]

That is pretty awesome.

[@nicolasmoran2405]

how to turn a slim pc into a big one lol. amazing job, youre insane

[@youdonowme]

Dude, you gotta change the track after a few loops if you wanna fill a long video with audio that isn't accompanied with voice.

[@chaz7135]

just checked the website as I'm was so pumped to get this kit. turns out it's out of stock until 3/10/2017 :( since I'm in the UK, to me that's the 3rd of October. please correct me if I'm wrong but still, it's a excellent idea and gives me a good use for my pi!

[@retro-emulation9897]

New sets comes in march. This is the US format.

[@chaz7135]

Retro-Emulation :D definitely going to get me a set

[@nachovarela5228]

awesome vid dude, congrats you earn my like.

[@slimebuck]

what about taking apart 2 usb to psx adapters and making the system able to take og controllers? I know you could just plug them into the usb slots, but it would look sick plugging a og controller into those ports

[@slimebuck]

like these www.amazon.ca/Dual-adapter-PS2-PC-Converter/dp/B00LVIMMYW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1506991044&sr=8-2&keywords=ps1+to+usb+adapter

[@osbiergomez8392]

can we order a do it your self kit???

[@comixof2morrow]

Amazon has them

[@Challenge_A.I.]

@@comixof2morrow got a link?

[@messystressy]

@@Challenge_A.I. this dude is literally selling the kit he used in the video. check the description

[@m_i_g_5108]

@@messystressy can you send me a link to the description?

[@Furzkampfbomber]

@@m_i_g_5108 In case you ever got that link to the descripton, can you post a link to that link to the description? Much appreciated!

[@kevinbarton9052]

Great one, lad. Perhaps you can try that with a Nintendo 64 for the Raspberry Pi with a 500GB Solid State Drive putting all the N64 games only.

[@juliomauro_]

awesome projecto!

[@yullcassagnet4203]

Retro-Emulation Master

[@TheGoatPC]

Seeing as you have a dedicated power jack for a hard drive, I would like to see exactly how you install one inside the system.

[@deddygraphite]

very nice.... Super clean

[@onurozansahin]

Amazing work, quick sub! But I think the USB 3.0 ports are for upgrade purposes, because RPi 3 does not support USB 3.0

[@retro-emulation9897]

You're right. The set is not just tuned to the raspberry pi 3. In april comes a high power single board computer (Up Squared) with USB 3.0. Then you just have to exchange the base plate from the computer and can still use the set.

[@onurozansahin]

Exactly, that's what I call a mod!

[@kuby64]

A very awesome project indeed. :)