Too soon? NES Classic Mini! Transformed into Raspberry Pi retro gaming machine!

The original NES Mini motherboard is here on eBay:
http://r.ebay.com/WNRVkK

Would you like my to install a Raspberry Pi in your NES Classic? see this video and check the description for details:    • Видео  

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No, I absolutely will not upload an image of the software and piss off the creators. Sorry

Here's a list:

Auto shutdown: I removed the MausBerry onboard power switch, and female USB power output to save space. I directly soldered/wired to the Mini's power switch to the MausBerry, and the MausBerry's 5v power output to the Pi's Power pads on the bottom. GPIO from the MausBerry is also directly solder to the bottom of the Pi's GPIO pins. http://mausberry-circuits.myshopify.c...

'Reset, Load, Slot -/+, Save' buttons, are all wired to resistors and programmed to trigger keyboard presses. Just something I had lying a around from when I had a Nexus 7 tablet in my car for steering wheel controls to work. I wanted a GPIO solution but again, I had this lying around and time was a factor to be the first with a completed Mini conversion. Will convert to GPIO at some point to free up a usb port. http://www.rcjoycon.com/carpc-joycon-...

Pixel theme is tweaked for CRT's by enlarging the game name text. I'm not sure how to upload this without pissing off the creator of the theme.

Emulation station background music script is here, I just commented out any onscreen "print" status displays for a seamless look: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3...

To make the boot text disappear: sudo nano /boot/cmdline.txt

change console=tty1 to console=tty3 add these at the end of the line: loglevel=3 quiet logo.nologo

Video splashscreen is in this video's description. I just removed the audio, and added in my own sound effects.    • Видео