RetropieRetropie ComanceComputing 128GB with 100,000+ Games Plus KODI for Raspberry Pi 2, 3 & 3 B+

its nice to replay the games i remember, that is primarily why i bought this card. works great booted in my pi 3b+. i had missed playing the colecovision, NES, and SNES, and this has those and more.cons: too bad i can't get the game genie codes to download the list of all cheats. it complained the downloaded list was too long for the 100 slots it had and it for some reason failed to give me the option to just save the first 100 cheats like on a more up to date version of retropie does.pros: it has a bootable working professional setup with most systems having video prieviews of games when you hover on a game in the list. i noticed that if screensaver is on (you can turn it on by pressing select), playing video previews of games on here, i can press start to play the currently displayed game, and it lists the system and game names during screensaver game preview videos so you can locate it manually if desired; so i can discover which games that are new to me that i like. i would reccomend that anyone buying this to save a backup image of it to your hard drive just in case you do like i did and try to update the wrong way and brick the card. so i was able to restore the image to the card ok and it still works great.

This comes with a huge selection of game ROMs, all ready to go with the RetroPie software and emulators all set up, just plug and play. Since this is an SD card, I made a backup image before using it. I have been using Linux on all of my computers for many years now, so all systems easily recognize each other on the network, and since you're lookng at this product I assume you already have some basic knowledge of how it all works.Upon first boot there were a couple of warnings about package dependency errors, but everything ran fine. After getting connected to my network and doing an update and upgrade there have been no boot warnings, and really those initial warnings were not even a problem since it would still run RetroPie and the games within Emulation Station just fine, but I like to keep my packages current. Also, if you're only using your RPi for emulation, then you really don't even need to connect it to the network, just play!I've been through quite a bit of the games installed (still just scratching the surface really) and like all packages such as this, expect some errors in various emulators. That is not the problem of the seller, though, and would just require a little tweaking down the road if those emulators are a concern to you.Otherwise this is a great collection, all packaged on a quality Sony High Speed SD card. You COULD easily do this yourself, but it would take many hours of searching and installing all of these ROMs and emulator BIOS packages yourself, so this single card is worth the expense.

Like other reviewers mention, this has over 100k. My card has 113,649 games. It should be noted that 32,600 of those games are on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum console. So, the real total you are getting should be adjusted to somewhere in the 80k range of games and if you remove the Sinclair games, it comes to 81,049. That said, there are a ton of valuable, fun, and just enjoyable games on this card. I was a bit disappointed that the Final Fantasy 7 & Metal Gear Solid Playstation version wasn't available. There is some buggy ones that just don't play, but I know that came happen with the emulators. I am enjoying so many games that I no longer have to open up all of those tubs of games and consoles in the basement and search for them. Thank you to whoever put these together!

Very happy with this purchase. I bought kit that contained an arcade joystick and arcade buttons, made to accept/house the Raspberry Pie 3, downloaded the default retro pie image, played around with it, realized it would take a LOT of time to build up a debugged game list. Found this sd card, purchased, it was shipped and delivered way ahead of schedule (promised time was 10/18 - 10/23, I got it yesterday 10/15!). Tried it out last night, it has I think 15,000 games on it (unless I'm missing a count somewhere), has lots of emulation platforms, and lots of meta data for the games (what they look like before you play them). Very happy with my purchase. Saved me hundreds of hours, and lots of bonus material I wasn't expecting. Buy an empty card to make a backup immediately (or you can place the "image" on your computer), this way you can experiment without fear of ruining original image.

A MUST have for the Raspberry Pi if you like the old console games. The Logitech F310 controller seems to work best. I also use an iPassport mini keyboard which works well. You have to fiddle with the controllers, sometimes by game, and the key assignments are a bit tedious ( there's doesn't seem to be a way to set just one or two keys - you must go through the whole setup screen each time you change). There could be better instruction for how to shut a game down if it hangs. Overall a LOT of value for under $50 bucks ( half of which is the cost of the MicroSD card)

Works great in my Rasberry Pi 3B+! Had some issues initially and contacted the seller. They were very quick to respond with troubleshooting ideas. Turns out my HDMI cable was not fully plugged into my TV!Truly plug and play!Look forward to hours of gameplay on some of my childhood favorites!!

It does indeed have many games but they are mostly duplicates and not all of the emulators are setup to run every game system or their different types of games.. So you will need to spend some time to get it the way you want it which means learning Retropie / EmulationStation config files. It does have a lot of games so that is good.

This card worked perfectly with my Raspberry Pi 3. Just plugged it in and had access to hundreds of games! I was so excited that it had Super Mario World and Mario Kart 64, we played for hours as it brought us back to our childhood. A couple games are glitchy, but for the amount available it is an awesome deal.