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    PSPi Version 3 - Custom PCB Prototype

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    • FlyingTomahawkF
      FlyingTomahawk
      last edited by FlyingTomahawk

      Fantastic work! Keep it up. (twothumbsup)

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      • Morph-XM
        Morph-X
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        First of all, what an amazing job! This is high level stuff if you ask me. Awesome!!

        One might ask, why go through all this trouble, when there already are emulators available for the PSP OS? But, after taking a close look, emulation on the PSP (1000, 3000, PSP Go and even on the PS Vita) isn't on par with ES on a Raspi Zero. Games run slow, are laggy and there are still a lot of sound issues as well.

        So i'm getting really excited about a handheld RetroPie system. Unfortunately, i'm not all that technical so i'm wondering how this would work in my case. Maybe you could elaborate?

        I should buy a PSP 1000, a Raspi Zero and a PSP kit and an LCD screen via your website. Then solder everything, making sure all is connected and mounted properly. But that can't be it right? How about software configurations for the shut down process, the buttons etc.

        I'm trying to figure out whether or not i'd be experienced enough to go for a build like this. Thank you in advance and keep up the great work!

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        • adamspcA
          adamspc @Morph-X
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          @Morph-X I'll put guides together to help with the wiring and the software once I release the board. The software part takes a little work, but it's not too difficult.

          https://www.othermod.com

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          • Morph-XM
            Morph-X
            last edited by

            Excellent! Thank you in advance, i'll be checking for updates and good luck with further development!

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              Dochartaigh @adamspc
              last edited by

              @adamspc

              Guess who bought a used PSP 1001? I actually might wait until the Zero is updated if that ever happens though. I'm getting lag even on some Nintendo games on that slow processor...(having fun with jailbreaking the PSP though - plays PS1 games great!)

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              • adamspcA
                adamspc
                last edited by

                Updated video here guys

                https://www.othermod.com

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                • markyh444M
                  markyh444 @adamspc
                  last edited by

                  @adamspc Wow. Just. Wow.

                  I am itching to buy this board!

                  Retropie in a NES - Pi 3 with Mausberry circuit shutdown switch wired to buttons and 8bitdo NesPro30 controller
                  Retropie in a Saturn Controller - Pi Zero, GPIO controls using DB9 driver
                  Retropie in a PSX - Pi3
                  https://markyh444.wordpress.com

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                    eddyman1us Banned
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                    @adamspc great work !
                    Would you be up for some collaboration ?

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                    • adamspcA
                      adamspc @eddyman1us
                      last edited by

                      @eddyman1us Maybe. What are you thinking?

                      https://www.othermod.com

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                      • Danorak1981D
                        Danorak1981
                        last edited by

                        I wish I had the confidence/knowledge to do something like this, I think it's awesome!

                        Restored SNES UK Boxart
                        RPi Modified Case to fit PowerBlock

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                          eddyman1us Banned @adamspc
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                          @adamspc I am an engineer who share's similar goals of reviving the heritage of video gaming in the age of handhelds and hdtv I would like to fund this. I also have contacts with Chinese factories which can provide better build at better costs, what would be the best email to connect at ?

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                          • adamspcA
                            adamspc @eddyman1us
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                            @eddyman1us
                            Head over to my contact page at http://othermod.com/contact/. It will go right to my email, and we can start some conversation.

                            https://www.othermod.com

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                              Petris
                              last edited by Petris

                              What a wonderful pcb prototype project! Thank you!

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                              • adamspcA
                                adamspc @markyh444
                                last edited by

                                @markyh444 The final prototype arrived today. Doing some stress testing, then I'm putting 20 together as kits.

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                                https://www.othermod.com

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                                • markyh444M
                                  markyh444 @adamspc
                                  last edited by

                                  @adamspc fantastic!

                                  Retropie in a NES - Pi 3 with Mausberry circuit shutdown switch wired to buttons and 8bitdo NesPro30 controller
                                  Retropie in a Saturn Controller - Pi Zero, GPIO controls using DB9 driver
                                  Retropie in a PSX - Pi3
                                  https://markyh444.wordpress.com

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                                    Jeck11
                                    last edited by

                                    How much is a full kit targeted to cost?

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                                    • adamspcA
                                      adamspc @Jeck11
                                      last edited by

                                      @Jeck11 $79 for the ready-to-go board with wires and adapters. The LCD is additional (around $15-20 if you modify one from eBay, or $29 if you want one pre-done)

                                      https://www.othermod.com

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                                      • HurricaneFanH
                                        HurricaneFan
                                        last edited by

                                        @adamspc What is battery life like on this project?

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                                        • adamspcA
                                          adamspc @HurricaneFan
                                          last edited by

                                          @HurricaneFan 2 hours at least. I've gotten 4 hours with audio switched off and running the battery all the way down.

                                          https://www.othermod.com

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                                            Jeck11
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                                            So $110 and that'll covert everything? Nice man!

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