Building a Classic Game Emulator
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- Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2017
- Brian told Jason that he really wanted to do an episode on immolation. They were both pretty excited about it, but I think there must have been some miscommunication.
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Additional Information
Raspberry Pi Zero W
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RetroPie's official website
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Retropie 3.6 Tutorial - A beginners Guide to Setting up RetroPie on the Raspberry Pi 3
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Why Some Video Games Are In Danger of Disappearing Forever
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"The Loading Screen Game Patent Finally Expires"
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Mini game patent
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Term of patents
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Blades Of Steel Gradius Easter Egg
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INVADE-A-LOAD!
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Major Havoc gameplay footage
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Music used in this episode:
"Awake" by B-Side
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"hijªck" by invention_
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"permafr0st" by invention_
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"Sleepin" by Jhfly
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"Piano Sonata No.2 In B Flat Minor Op35" composed by Chopin, performed by Andreas Xenopoulos
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This episode was made with the help of:
Brian Brushwood - host -- / shwood
Jason Murphy - host / research -- / captainmurphy
Brandt Hughes - camera operator / research / editor -- / gatowag
Bryce Castillo - camera operator / live audio engineer -- / brycas
Rev - first draft of english captions
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The Modern Rogue give me one pleaseeeeeeeee
Could I possibly get one
The Modern Rogue you guys make my day no homo
The Modern Rogue I just finished my Raspberry Pi emulator in an NES cartridge like a month ago.
dude pls .need to decrypt something
"the modern rogue learns what a raspberry pi is"
Lol. One of my favourite things to have.
I'm building a more powerful one (Raspberry Pi 3) for myself, but I have a Pi2 right now.
lol they just found 21st century technology
*and they are using it to play 30 year old games
Also there are better pi's then raspberry
Never did I ever think I'd see a Raspberry Pi on the Modern Rogue. I'm happy to see one.
What next? Arduino powered gadgets? _(PLEASE DO)_
Evan Kale does a lot of arduino stuff. He's funny and really fucking smart.
Never did I ever think that I would see anyone lose to Glass Joe. Brian is constantly surprising us. :)
So these nerds got their hands on a console that allows them to play old games. Forget gaming the entire weekend, we’re not getting a new Modern Rogue episode till spring 2027.
Over _eight hundred_ old games. Over eight hundred old _Nintendo_ games.
Just sayin'. Might wanna bump that projection back a bit.
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Anastas1786 Can’t say you’re wrong.
even a basic smart phone will emulate every console up to psp easy. This set up or one slightly better will do the same. Android still can not emulate ps2 or xbos though and likely never will so long as it runs on a cpu that is not pc like. But every thing prior to should be pretty easy for most hardware running android. I got out all my old ps1 psp and snes games and ripped the roms and played em all on my old rooted and rommed kindle fire hd 8.9. In fact i played so much i had perm marks on the screen from my thumbs :p
Id bet that the one they built is capable of running a ps1 emu pretty well beyond that might be pushing it to its limits.
I collect Windows 95/98/XP laptops so I can play older mech and space sim games. Not a nerd, just love the gameplay and combat sim which is WAY better than almost anything today. Tie Fighter 95 collectors edition is a real challenge and I need my Earthsiege 1 and 2 and Mechwarrior 2 and 3 fix once in a while
A build where Brian didn't hurt his hand lol
Only thing hurt in this episode was pride when glass joe downed him.
not true, just after Brian fell prey to repetitive strain injury, sprained his thumbs travelling down memory lane.
I love that throughout the history of this channel; nothing has really changed xD
So you guys are now the Retro Rogue?
But RetroPie isn't retro. It's fairly....modern.
dont you mean retrogue ?
Don't use Amazon for a Raspberry Pi Zero W! Use adafruit, an American company run by Lady Ada. 10$ and an official Raspberry Pi distributor.
I was thinking that exact thing. Fine if they needed it RIGHT NOW and paid $26 to have one, but don't tell people to follow that example. Pi Zero is $5 and Zero W is $10 plus a little shipping...don't pay $26, you're just supporting a scalper.
It's only a little cheaper once you factor in shipping. That is something that's worth bringing up.
Depends on where you live, and what shipping option you use. For me... cheapest was $5 shipping... up to a LOT!
For the lazy people www.adafruit.com/product/3400
hell, why use anything external at all, I have 5 emulators on my computer to run SNES(snes9x), gamecube(Dolphin),N64(Project64),NES(Jnes) andGBA(Visual Boy Advanced) that you only install, find the folders you put the roms in, set up the controller(optional) and play. s
Raspberry Pi Zero W costs $10 from official resellers. Save an extra $5 and drop the wifi and bluetooth. Or drop the hub and get more USB ports and speed but cost more ($35) for Raspberry Pi 3 with a blinding 1.2Ghz processor. Also has wifi, ethernet, and 4 USB ports. Don't bother with the Pi 1 or 2 because they are slower and the same price.
Prices quoted don't include SD card or charger.
Even after two years, this episode still holds up well.
Enjoyed your introduction to emulation on the RPI. Glad our project (RetroPie - which also builds on the work of many others) helped to bring back some good memories. Cheers
Thanks for all the hard work! You guys are fantastic.
One video; how to kill someone with two fingers.
Next video: how to build a gaming emulator :)
hahahah... all part of the Modern Rogue lifestyle...
This is my favourite episode yet! I made my own a while ago and it was great! Maybe you could use other Raspberry Pi models, like the 3B. More expensive, but you pay less in cables and accessories.
“Flicker-flackering” went from my ears and got stored directly into my active vocabulary. Thank you Brian Brushwood.
So many adapters you'd think it was an iphone
Eduard Sklyanin Nice.
i own an iphone and ive never used an adapter for it...
TylersTerrifyingADVENTURE You need an adaptor to use headphones on new iPhones, that was the joke
Sharkseatfish1 I don’t need one #bluetooth bud
Not that bad though, since the adapters are super cheap (and let the Pi itself be cheap since they used smaller ports).
The Pi 3, however, is larger and doesn't need the adapters
Bought a Raspberry Pi as a result of this.. I have it set up as a regular computer for the kids to type their work on (printing works beautifully) and keeping the Retro-pi as a surprise for after the exams :) Loved this so much. And my Linux history has served me well :)
Right on!
I know you've done 3D printing in the key cloning video, but you should do an entire episode on it! Love your stuff, by the way.
Bought a Raspberry Pi 3 to run my Christmas light show this year, these things are awesome.
Two of my favourite things finally in one video classic games and Modern Rogue!
Ah, yeah, this really is amazing. I got a raspberry pi 3 myself, and with a couple tweaks/additions I managed to get it to run gamecube games, even
How did I not see this video??? Good job boys.
the pacing and editing are spot on
It's funny how everyone went nuts to find the NES Classic Edition last year when this is actually much better, not to mention the d-bags who bought them all and sold them for $100s more
ReviewsTechNow I've been using retro pi for 3 years. It was a funny time to be alive. "You fools! You know not what you want or need!"
I have both. Obviously the Pi is better but I wanted the Classic because it's official Nintendo hardware. That alone makes it really cool in my book. It's basically a collector's item.
'On what game do you go right to left on the first level?' Metroid.
Oh wow. You're right.
Jason Murphy and then you go left.
True XD
I bet I'm on some government list after watching all of your episodes.I'm an Aussie, half of this stuff is illegal
This was really cool guys!
Thanks!
Hahaha always killing it with the cold opens!
3 videos in a week! Wow I am impressed
Jason, don't ever change!
Lol, I love the laughably dark intro.
I still cant forget the time when Jason shot a board that Brian was holding and it almost ricochet to his face.
me neither. **shudders**
i build one of these a few months ago it's freaking awesome
Rex and Daniel from the whiskey Vault brought me here, but Raspberry pie is what kept me here.
That's so awesome. Early on MR brought some fans over to the Whiskey Vault, so it makes my day to see the reverse happening! Rex and Daniel are the best.
although being an older video i should still say this to anyone wanting to recreate this. you do not need the raspberry pi zero. you can get the 3b,3b+ and the 4 as they all function the same, these are larger and have ethernet capabilities, while also being way more powerful though they do run about 45 bucks
I did this last year for my brother for X-mas. Raspberry pi in a nice case and a USB NES controller, and loaded it with ROMs .
The mention Super Metroid, but didn't play it! That was one of the first games I thought of when I saw the controller
My god Jason your voice is soo soothing. You could calmly tell a guy to jump off a cliff and he would follow happily....!!! LOL you should be an voice actor too...
_Now this I can get behind_
God i love your channel
It's like when you read my mind when I wanted to see another MR video today.
biult a pi 3b retropie yesterday
the money you save on usb and hdmi adapters alone will make it worthwhile plus some extra computer power
woah....Woah....WOAH! I just started the video at half speed, duuuuuuuude, you just freaked me out!
Been doing this for years on my original Xbox. Soft mod with splinter cell, install EvoX, ftp over emulators and roms. Plays MAME, NES-N64, PSX, GENESIS, and more. Worth it just for the save states alone.
I believe the song Brian was humming was Moon Patrol
Sweet. So i can add mini games to loading screens when i make a game?
You guys are legit. And are funny as hell.
Thanks, man
Also if you have an Android phone with a micro SD card slot this whole thing can be setup without a PC for those looking for an affordable way to play retro games because most people can just do this on any regular old computer... This is good for those without
I've got 2 RetroPie's. One is built with a Pi Zero, and the other is built in a Pi 3 B. Iove working with Raspberry Pi's.
This is the best, period.
My father and brother built a raspberry pie emulator and built an arcade cabinet for it. it plays a ton of arcade, atari and nintendo games.
6:45 what your parents look like when they play your video games for the first time
The first I discoed emulation I was so psyched.
Wow, I didn't know that you are a PC gamer. That's fantastic! And for 25 years?! That is quite some time.
Oh, yes. In an alternate reality, I followed through on a career in 3D-modeling and animation for games
very cool!
Ha, I saw the region label on the roms
Pirates
I genuinely cannot believe you referenced The 7th Guest...
Bravo, sir, bravo.
Old man Stauf built a house and filled it with his toys.
Six Guests were invited one night, their screams the only noise.
Blood in the Library, blood right up the hall, dripping down the attic stairs, "Hey Guests!, try not to fall". Nobody came out that night. Not one was ever seen. But Old man Stauf is waiting there... Crazy! Sick! and MEAN!
"He was a drifter. Moving from town to town. Robbing a gas station here, a grocery store there. Til, one night..."
Is there a way for me to Subscribe even harder than I already was??!
This game was out when I was young and it scared me...and, admittedly, still is freaky to me...
The Modern Rogue, could you supply the link to the site where you got your ROMs from..? Thanks and cheers
Jason is from Odessa. That's pretty cool
+1 comedy to jason for the johnny mnemonic reference.
What a coincidence! I just bought a USB SNES controller on cyber Monday for emulating!
Also Make sure the micro sd card is not a regular one, make sure that it is linux compatible and its a sandisk perferibally like a 32gb or something you would like but that's all up to personally preference (the brand).
this is a good channel
This is great
Just buy a RaspberyPi 3 and you can do away with the cost of the hub while giving yourself the ability to play Playstation ISOs.
And the wifi capability makes it way easier to transfer roms.
I have a Pi Zero running retropie. It'll play PlayStation RPGs just fine. Not sure what the framerate is and haven't tried racing games or shooters though. It definitely isn't abysmal, I'd guess 30+ FPS.
N64 roms are the biggie.
How much did your laptop cost?
Phreeq: computers are essential tools, so you can't really use that argument
Amazon Fire TV stick plus Bluetooth controller of choice - you just need to follow an online guide to side load a SNES emulator. Easy peasy! :)
Give your editor a raise for that correction haha
But damn with all those dongles itd be cheaper just to buy a full sized pi
0:13 hold down spacebar for a quick laugh
Make an episode about the different uses of raspberry pis!
THANK YOU MODERN ROUGE I NOW CAN PLAY MY FAVORITE CHILDHOOD GAMES.
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!!! this was one of the first projects I learned how to do on a Pi.
I literally made one of these a few months ago. You guys should have installed some MAME/Arcade games cause you just push a button for digital quarters to play forever.
I think we're going to build a MAME cabinet in the near-ish future.
That Intro explains alot about him
Murphy's Mario accent is beautiful
You need to do an episode addressing the Cicada 3301 puzzles! The next event is coming up Jan 5th!
CookieHadBeans
Really? That's still going?
Huh
Oh cool! A video where Brushwood and Murphy doesn't teach something that won't land them in a government watchlist =P
Bloodangel.13 well depends on part of the world they are in so I'm sure maybe somewhere...... :P
Bloodangel.13 This is still hella illegal technically tho
That's... Debatable.
umm copyright?
Technoandlego isn't it legal if you own a copy of the game? Havnt properly checked up on it, that's just what I've heard
Brian. You know you can dodge in Punch out right? I was freaking TF OUT.
I was thinking of doing a MintyPi build, but I think I'll just do what you all did instead xD
I would recommend using the raspberry pi 3 w instead. It can play games more smoothly.
2:30 I like how they don't mention if it's legal or illegal where they live
Y'all should do something with demolition ranch. He's not too far from y'all.
Brian holds everything like its a prop for a magic trick
When it comes down to emulation I'd personally rather do it on my pc instead of go through all this, but I can appreciate the novelty. There's a lot of fun stuff I figure you could do with the raspberry pi besides emulation tho.
so im building this thing because i thought it was soooo cool, and i have a question; so the flash drive can be unplugged forever once the games are transfered to the sd card?
In case this hasn't been answered yet, YES! :)
I used one to make a full sized arcade cabinet. It contains over 3000 games and cost me just over 400$ cdn
I really like mine. Retropie is awesome. Genesis and SNES controllers make it way better! Enjoy!!!
Anyone else expecting Murphy to just go full super villain? I mean like the spy/bug episode but for real? Woe be on Brian's hands should that happen.
i really want to see you guys work more with computers.
Brian you can play 7th Guest and other adventure games using SCUMMVM in RetroPie. I would recomend hooking up a keyboard and mouse to play eventhough SCUMMVM does allow for controller controls.
Nice!!!
I noticed that "Scrape The Sky" reference at 5:32
Hi, I was wandering what kind of laptop are you guys using
I was hoping for an actual Raspberry Pie v3v
F yeah, The 7th Guest!
In most of the cases in order to emulate legally a game, you have to own that game and AND the console that the game was made for. The law essentially protects the software (game and os of console).
While correct, enforcement is practically nonexistent. The only people that need to worry about it are the sites hosting the roms, not the people with home emulators. A ton of these old games don't even have a clear rights holder to go after you, even.
For emulation of older consoles I prefer to use a softmodded Original Xbox
@The Modern Rogue
You both are half correct with your pronunciation of "Frankenstein"
Take Jasons "Franken" and Brians "Stein" and it would be perfect. xD
awesome
I love the retro pi I have one I've even reviewed it lol
so does it have audio or is this the 1920s version of the games?
what i want to know is where did they get the ROM files for 857 games lol, and can the retropie on the raspberry pie 3 run more modern console emulators like game boys/cubes, n64 and upto ps2?
Important note: Downloading ROM files from random websites (or even sharing them with friends) *is* illegal in most countries (US and Canada included. As they said, check your laws) as it's piracy. Emulating ROM files and dumping them using hardware you own (such as a modded console) is completely legal.
I remember when I made one then when I see you guys making one I started to freek
Finally I did something before a youtuber