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Now that RetroPie image is on your SD card insert it into your raspberry Pi and boot it up. Instructions on how to do so can be found here. Once this has downloaded extract the files and 'flash' the image onto a blank SD card. I wish you may also donate to the RetroPie project here too. The file about 1.6GB so this may take a while. To start with download the RetroPie image from here. Copy an image of RetroPie to an SD cardīy far the easy way to get RetroPie up and running quickly on your Raspberry Pi is to copy a downloaded image of it onto a SD card. RetroPie already has many emulators installed on it but in order to play the games you'll have to find and the download specific ROMs yourself. An emulator is an application that mimics a specific console (such as a SNES) and allows you play a ROM for that console. In order to play retro-video games you need a game ROM and an emulator to play it on. A Windows/Mac/Linux computer to transfer your ROMs.USB controllers (I used a basic USB SNES style controller).USB mouse and keyboard (for the initial set-up).In order to convert your raspberry pi into a retro gaming console will need:

This tutorial will take you through the basic set-up to get you started using RetroPie with two USB controllers. You can now transform your Raspberry Pi into an all-in-one retro gaming console! Thanks to the RetroPie project you can play a multitude of old console games, such a SNES, NES, SEGA Mega Drive, Atari and many more on your Raspberry Pi.