Place your Raspberry Pi into its case. Download the RetroPie SD-card image. Format your SD card to work with Raspberry Pi. Install the RetroPie image (using a Mac) Install the RetroPie image (using Windows) Put the SD card into your Raspberry Pi and connect your peripherals. Connect your Pi to the Internet. Now you are ready to transfer or upload game files to the raspberry pi. On the right is your raspberry pi setup. Navigate by clicking on the folders RetroPie -> roms. You will see the available systems. Choose the folder of the system you want to transfer the games to.

Goal Install RetroPie 3.0+ on any model of the Raspberry Pi using Windows or Mac. This includes: • Raspberry Pi 1 Model A+ • Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+ • Raspberry Pi 2 Model B • Raspberry Pi Zero Video tutorial is also available: This guide displays and contains pictures that are similar to Raspberry Pi Models not including the Raspberry Pi Zero. Instructions can still be followed for the Pi Zero in hardware choices, but the installation should be the same. Introduction Hey guys! Welcome to my updated guide on installing RetroPie onto the Raspberry Pi. For those of you who have not come from my previously written guide on installing RetroPie, it was a lot of steps needed just to set it up, and it was rather tedious. Also, a lot of you may also have struggled with some control settings (RetroPie 2.x does a really bad job at making that part user friendly.).

Fear not, RetroPie 3.0 is here! At this point of writing RetroPie 3.3 has been released, but I before I begin, I would like to thank you for all the support the Instructables community has given me. I wrote my first RetroPie guide during my Spring break of 2015, and it has grown to become featured within 3 days of publish, viewed by 273.5k views (currently), and liked 1,162 times so far. It's the support and feedback from the Instructables community that keeps me going. Thank you so much:D Support Me Pls I'm currently running a startup for Computer Repair for universities by setting up an Uber-like service, but for people who request tech help. Technicians closest to that person can contact them and setup appointment times, help them out, and arrange appropriate pay.

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• • • • • • Follow me on Instructables at the end of this guide if you liked this guide as well. Hardware Requirements: From my previous guide, check out the stuff I bought for my Raspberry Pi. Some of the hardware bought is just supplementary, not mandatory.

At the most fundamental level, you would need: • Raspberry Pi (duh)• MicroSD Card (Samsung has the top read speeds)• HDMI/HDMI to Video Cable (VGA, DVI, etc)• USB Keyboard (used to control the [Pi before setting up controllers)• USB Controllers, Gamepads (for the emulators)• SD Card Reader (to write the OS downloaded from your computer) Additional hardware would include: • Heatsinks• A case with a fan Software Requirements: First, we're going to need the RetroPie OS from the RetroPie Project site. You can either download this through direct download or through their torrent (I prefer torrent because it's a lot faster). Make sure to choose what Raspberry Pi model you have and then your download method (standard of torrent). It's important not to choose Berryboot.

Berryboot is a tool used to multi-boot different Operating Systems onto your MicroSD card in the even that you are using it for multiple OSes. Choose either a direct download of a torrent download from the standard section only. If you are interested in BerryBoot, this guide does not support it.

• For software, we're going to need some software to write to the SD card for your OS. Windows The most basic tool for Windows would be to use Win32DiskImager. • Mac OSX This was a tool created by RPi-sd card builder. Credits to AlltheWare for posting this up. • After installing, you should get a compressed file that requires Winrar to uncompress.