One of the most popular uses for the Raspberry Pi is to play retro games through emulation. This is made relatively easy through RetroPie, a custom software package based on Raspbian specifically ...

The RetroPie team took its time on purpose with this one and is still calling the support for the Pi 4 "beta," although it's now available for everyone and included within the 4.6 install.

To install Retropie you need to download the image file from the downloads page and write it onto the microSD card. Note that there are two downloads, one for the Raspberry Pi Zero and original ...

My first attempt involved installing the emulator directly on the Raspberry Pi OS, which failed miserably when the emulator refused to launch, let alone boot any PS2 titles.

The RetroPie team took its time on purpose with this one and is still calling the support for the Pi 4 "beta," although it's now available for everyone and included within the 4.6 install.