RetroPie NES Case With Soft Shutdown

[@cool4rocknroll]

Hi there @NFM, I have a question? Did you use the 8 Bit Junkie script method for the safe shutdown? So you don't have any issues with the Power Button or Reset Button for safe shutting down the Pi 3 in the Nespi Case? Thanks for hearing me out.

[@NearFarMedia]

I used the instructions on the Mausberry Circuits webpage described in the video and linked in the video description. It works perfectly.

[@cool4rocknroll]

Thanks for the info.

[@jcvaluations]

Great job! Thanks for the video. What happens when you push the reset button?

[@NearFarMedia]

The reset button momentarily cuts power to the pi when pressed, for a hard reset.

[@jcvaluations]

NFM is there a way to make the reset button actually reset the system or back out of a game and return to retropi?

[@aguilerajohn]

Hi. I have the mausberry with the rocker switch, can I still do this?

[@NearFarMedia]

If you remove the rocker switch and wire it to the power switch in the enclosure as shown in the video, it should work ok.

[@CptMishMashVonRandom]

Hi. Can you post a direct link to the particular mausberry boys you used? Thanks.

[@NearFarMedia]

Sure thing. Here's the one I used:
mausberry-circuits.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/shutdown-circuit-use-your-own-switch?variant=1253823028

[@CptMishMashVonRandom]

NFM Thanks for that, and nice work. It looks really nicely done. :)

[@NearFarMedia]

Thanks! :D

[@brianhilligoss]

Can you do nes emulation on it? Haven’t messed with these yet.

[@NearFarMedia]

Yeah, the Raspberry Pi 3 will emulate up to Nintendo 64 and Playstation 1. Not all games on those platforms, but some. Most earlier platforms are a breeze.