HyperPie Demo HyperSpin Arcade Experience on Your Raspberry Pi

Here it is!!! HyperPie for your Raspberry PI. It will turn your $35 Raspberry Pi into the flashiest arcade system you have ever seen up to this point. It utilizes beautiful transition screens for systems, collections, smash up, etc. Preview videos for all games along with console box and cartridge artwork. If you purchase one of our control kits or arcade cabinets we will provide you with our configuration files. Simply follow the guide and those files will make your system plug and play! Here is the full blog on how to set it up https://gameroomsolutions.com/hyperpi... Shout out to ArcadePunks.com for delivering this image These is the Facebook group responsible for putting this awesome thing together! Go here for updates and information   / 1158678304181964   Check out our Ikea style cabinet that go together with a screw driver. Full cam lock system for quick assembly, control kits, graphic packages, etc. The most complete DIY units on the web. https://gameroomsolutions.com/shop/ SUBSCRIBE!    / subscription_c.  . THERE'S MORE GOODNESS FOR YOU HERE YouTube:    / mymediaguy   Website: http://gameroomsolutions.com Google+: http://google.com/+Gameroomsolutions Twitter:   / thegameroomguru   Facebook: http://goo.gl/zMXbqH Excerpt from Blog. Setup Guide For HyperPie This is a guide on how to configure any of the arcadepunks.com images (specifically HyperPie) with our GameRoomSolutions.com cabinets or control sets. Quick contents of this guide -Download the HyperPie image file and prepare to flash in on your --Raspberry Pi -How to flash image on Raspberry Pi -How to connect up our 2 player 20 button control kits -How to get and add games -Going into attract mode (the pretty version that looks like HyperSpin) -Configuring controls for attract mode -Copying our GRS conf files to pi so everything works out of the box with the game systems -Configuring MAME Basic Definitions -Raspberry Pi – A small all-encompassing computer that can turn your project into an awesome home arcade. You don’t need to know how to program, just follow this guide. The Raspberry Pi costs around $35, you will need the $7 power supply, and a 128GB microsd card or larger to run the system. (more about all this later in the guide). This kit below has the pi and power supply. -Image file or .img – A preconfigured version of retropie that you can flash on your pi and not have to manually setup things (someone else has already done that for you) -RetroPie – The system we will be using -Frontend – The software that displays systems, games, etc --EmulationStation – Less flashy front end that works --Attract Mode – Flashy frontend (will look like HyperSpin in our example) -Emulator – software that makes the pi think it is a console system like Genesis, N64, etc -Rom – Game file