Connect the Raspberry Pi to a monitor and follow the on-screen instructions to set up RetroPie. This includes configuring the controls, adding game ROMs, and customizing the interface to your liking.

Keyboard and Monitor: You’ll need a keyboard for initial setup and a monitor to display your games. For the best gaming experience, consider connecting your Raspberry Pi to a TV.

RetroPie version 3.0 is now available, and it lets you run games from decades gone by that were originally designed for game consoles that have less powerful hardware than your smartphone does today.

RetroPie is a complete operating system and will boot-up on its own when powering up the Raspberry Pi, assuming everything has been installed properly on the SD card.

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