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      blackshadow
      last edited by blackshadow

      mighty tempted to buy one of these i do like that they kept 2 of the pis onboard usb ports accessable as i use a pi drive and had to mod in a rear usb port to keep the cables tidy that being said still happy with my nespi case might purchace on my next payday make myself a collection of mini's

      personally im glad they did a jap/eu model not trying insulting you yanks but ive always found the us model to be absolutly hideous :P

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        ExarKunIv
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        i would love to get one, but i dont want the controller. they should have one with just the case to make the price point a little lower.

        dont want something i will not use.

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          Initial_G @FlyingTomahawk
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          @flyingtomahawk said in Retroflag SUPERPi-CASE-J/U:

          Is there any way to buy this case outside of Amazon? Or is this Amazon exclusive?
          I want to pay via PayPal and Amazon does not accept PP.

          I'm like you, prefer to use PayPal, FYI, it's available via eBay, I ordered one a couple of days ago, should arrive early next week.

          Unfortunately, though I don't think it'll fit my existing 3b+ with the dual fan/heatsink so might have to swap that out.

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            Montala
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            Mine is on the way... it should arrive later today! :)

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            • BillyHB
              BillyH
              last edited by

              Just found out about this. Nice, so now I have to figure out if I want to buy a case like this, butcher my little borther's PSone that he doesn't want any more, or build something out of LEGO. decisions, decisions, decisions.

              • First Pi: Pi 3 in a PSone case
              • Second Pi: Pi 0 in a Retroflag GPi Case
              • Third Pi: Pi 4 as a desktop computer
              • Some time in 2020: Picade
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              • jonecoolJ
                jonecool
                last edited by jonecool

                I created a video review of the SuperPi Case in Dec. (Unbox, Assembly, install shutdown script, test a few games, etc.) It's a pretty awesome case if you prefer the SNES style controllers!

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                  jabberwock101 @ExarKunIv
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                  @ExarKunIv They do have one without any controllers.

                  https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07H53M325/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_3?smid=AU9021AZESACG&psc=1

                  Rise up in the cafeteria and stab them with your plastic forks!

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                    jabberwock101
                    last edited by jabberwock101

                    I love these cases. I have a Superpi (SNES) case for my RPi 3b+ and a Nespi Case+ for my daughter's RPi 1b+. They have made shutting down the systems so much simpler and they have made my retropie setup look so much cleaner and organized. I am seriously considering buying the MegaPi (MegaDrive) case and setting it up with 8bitdo M30 (six button Sega Genesis) controllers.

                    MegaPi:
                    https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07JMLHVQN/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_1?smid=AU9021AZESACG&psc=1

                    8bitdo M30:
                    https://www.amazon.com/8Bitdo-Wireless-Gamepad-Original-Genesis-Drive/dp/B07HB1XFQW/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=3LG4ELVF8R70G&keywords=wireless+genesis+controller&qid=1553726265&s=gateway&sprefix=wireless+genesis&sr=8-3

                    Rise up in the cafeteria and stab them with your plastic forks!

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                    • ExarKunIvE
                      ExarKunIv @jabberwock101
                      last edited by

                      @jabberwock101 yes they do
                      i did come across that a few weeks ago.

                      RPi3B+ / 200GB/ RetroPie v4.5.14, RPi4 Model B 4gb / 256gb / RetroPie 4.8.2
                      RPi5 4gb / 512gb / RetroPie 4.8.9 -Basic
                      Maintainer of RetroPie-Extra .

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                        blackshadow
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                        @jabberwock101

                        i have a megapi case and can definitly reccomend it somthing to keep in mind before you splash out cash for a setup with one is when it comes to cooling the pi is mounted upside down in the case and unless you have a really low profile heatsink trying to fit a fan isnt possible as it will hit the heatsink when fitting....my friend found that one out the hard way :P

                        personally i think you can get away without a fan as my setup does not have one and ive yet to recieve any thermal throttling/heat warnings and i use my system for all sorts of things and it certanly didnt complain when it was compiling code for almost 2 hours non stop

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