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- Introducing Retro Lite | This is NOT a Nintendo Switch
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Episode Description: While on the outside this completely custom emulation kit looks like a Nintendo Switch, it most certainly is not. This retro gaming emulation handheld was designed from the ground up and boards some impressive features one of which is an Overclocked Raspberry Pi CM4. Let’s take a look!
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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
2:38 RetroLite Parts
5:28 Installation Tutorial
11:35 Features
15:32 Emulation Performance
16:16 Pros and Cons
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Thanks for the shoutout! It was a little over three years ago when StonedEdge and I started working on this project together so we have both learnt a lot since then! The joysticks do have screw posts to hold them down, we just ended up not using them since the joysticks stayed put so nicely without the screws. I also wrote most of the OSD and controller software whilst Stonededge handled the electronics design and software setup stuff. The dock was entirely StonedEdge since I had no need for one but I can see he's done a wonderful job of it too! We've since split up onto different projects, Stoned is working on a new revision of the retrolite and I am making my own version of the Steamdeck using a NUC and doing my best to kickstart a CZcams channel with it. Anyway, enjoy your new Retrolite and hopefully it sees more use than mine does 🤣
I've been following your NucDeck videos without even realizing you were part of this project! Both incredibly impressive and ambitious!
Absolutely! You and Ben did an amazing job with this project! Your nuc steamdeck looks very cool!
I’m kind of curious about the sd card, has any measure being taken to prevent the pi from shredding it? In my experience some diestros tend to absolutely eat the sd and it ends up failing after a few months of continuous operation (which is pretty out of scope for this).
Great job guys, but honestly you should prepare for the incoming lawsuits ASAP, this looks similar enough for Nintendo to sue and cripple you.
lemme buy urs since u don’t use it so much @horchatamilker
Ben is a close friend of mine. I remember his first handheld. It was nothing like this. Years of work, and revision. Well done 👍✅
You can actually see what's real quality... Love the gap around the device, but especially what even most manufacturers don't match, around the ports, is so even that it looks really next level.
I remember seeing this months back and wanting to build one. I was looking build a handheld WII and I saw this. It looked amazing.
It’s definitely pretty cool! I’ll be looking towards the next iteration 👍
i just got three users with red and black on their pfp 3 TIMES IN A ROLL!
Steam deck?
I'm glad you were able to get this video out. I know it was a long one in the making. I'll have to attempt assembling the kit I have. now that I have this quality how to video to show me how it's done.😀👍
I really enjoy seeing these modern retro emulation builds. It's always good to have options, and I geek out over this stuff.
Amezing craftsmanship. Its clare to see that both these people do something of the PCB and CNC each as work, becuase the talent is made over years is so visable by this kit.
But you just have to give credit to people being so knowledgeable about so many things that these devices encompass, each that took years to develop. Like we are speeding up when you have 14 year Olds able to understand and build these.
Ben & Dan really rock; didn't look into that project yet, but I love the secondary display, was considering adding one to my emulation rig as well
13:04 really just messed with my head. Top-left corner of the screen, while its right just was wild ;)
Haha omg I didn’t even notice that 🤦♂️
Thinner bezel screen is a must for next revision IMO 😊
A new Macho Nacho video always makes me happy! Thanks Tito!
I’m happy that you’re happy 😁
This looks great and I wish I could afford to make a non-metal version. Would be a nice project over in the spring.
Wow this is perfect especially with a Pi 5 overclocked to 3ghz. Can't wait for the CM5.
The only thing I would want to see added in a future version is a larger laminated display
Always really pleased to see a new video pop up, Tito! Thanks.
TITO: This Is The One 😊
Wow! You had 2k subs when I saw your first video and subscribed. You’re over 200k now, and so well deserved.
That little screen on the front is incredible!
I woulda prefered if at some point you talked about what the dock sends to the tv, specially what res does it output instead of just glossing over the docks workings, which was by far the part I was most curious about this build
I can answer that - 1080p 60Hz :)
While the pi5 is right around the corner the pi4 is still an extremely capable board for stuff like this so it makes sense to design around the cm4 not only is it going to become cheaper to get a cm4 but you will get really good emulation at the lower cost
Hopefully, scalpers won't make it near-impossible to find pi-CM4s like it had been with previous pis.
The problems with this are:
- Find any Pi available
- Plenty of more powerful and with better hardware Chinese consoles available (like Retroid pocket, and Ambernic brands)🤷♂️
@@nach0xare the retroid and anberbic devices really more powerful than a cm4? Which models out of curiosity?
Been looking to build or buy a portable. Currently looking at building a pspi, cut up Wii (as I have spares), or something else pi based, but would buy something pre-built if it was interesting.
@@charlesswansonii9319 exactly...i had to wait till last year from 2020 to get one at retail price...almost the whole of coronavirus lockdown in Britain...Adafruit and sellers blamed chip shortages in Asia...we would believe that except the Chinese found plenty for their Asian contracts...and North America...that got the remaining shipping containers...Europe got the minimum...or pay double or treble for direct private sales...what can we expect from loyal Chinese...we only designed it in England
@@nach0xAYN odin is a powerhouse
Can this do the Saturn? Also Ben any chance of an OLED screen option for those who want to pay more? Is there a non-metal shell option with those colors widely available?
Will it be possible we see a CM5 or will it be throwing out too much heat?
All the best for the creator and hope Ninty doesn't get pissy. This isn't a Switch and I hope the differences are clear enough they leave them alone.
Much love Tito!!!!! Keep up the good work.
so close to what im looking for. also pretty ironic that during the last vid with the psp i said that i wish there was a version for the Switch. 😆
MN, this is so cool! I adore that this handheld was made and presented by a passionate collaboration of creators and designers.
Ps Big fan!
This is pretty neat, good to see people still utilizing retropie and its probably a fun little project... that said with an upper limit of N64, this would need to be VERY cheap to justify a purchase with devices like the Retroid Pocket 4 and 4+ capable of GCN and at $150/$200
Respect to them for putting this together, great project and good for DIY people looking to build a hendheld. But i do think the CM4 is a littl lightweight now that the Cm5 is around the corner. For the average consumer something like Retroid Pocket 3 plus also still makes more sense due to the better cpu and build.
This is a cool project, If I have a chance to get a premade one that's further ahead(like has the 3DS emulator in or further) I might go for that. Been looking into handhelds built to be similar to a Switch but pocket sized & play older consoles recently so I'm glad to come across this.
This isn't the kind of thing I would build myself but I would totally purchase one pre-built. That dock is just an amazing touch.
Your channel the best. Every detail perfection. Im still trying many websites for games but no luck. Any recommendation gladly appreciate it. Thank you.
Will this kit be available to purchase somewhere?? Why no mention or details on this?
I think the top button issue can be solved with a different button switch assembly that's surface mounted to the board.
And I hope the analog is hall effect out of the box
this is so cool i cant wait when the cm5 will be released and will much more power and will be an easy upgrade
Same! Cm5 will be amazing!
When you love what you do, THIS is the type of beauty that comes out. Specially with the help of a hommie. Thank you guys.
StonedEdge said "None of these individual parts are for sale unfortunately as I’m not making kits & don’t plan to anytime soon. I am spending most of my time working on a new revision"
Jul 24, 2023
Awesome video as always Tito! I think prefer the PSP form factor over the Nintendo Switch, it just sits in the hands better.
Nice to see a custom built handheld that isn't filled with hotglue or a million wires. Looks really nice.
This thing is amazing. I just wish they would use a non-custom battery. Nothing says "future e-waste" like a custom battery. Batteries are the one part that will eventually wear out - and making it custom means that I won't be able to get one in 5 years when it finally dies.
Replied to another post further up, but it's compatible with a common cell size (855080 4000mah). The one in the video is just some special ones Stonededge had made with a nice wrap on them.
Amazing what 2 people were able to accomplish wow. This would be great for hobby builders.
Totally agree! It’s pretty amazing!
I love modding videos.
Thank you!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy the videos!
This just reminded me of the aluminum switch lite shell, I want to buy one but i missed the production.
That's really cool but as soon as I saw you installing those shoulder buttons I knew they would be an issue due to the design just using the plastic or metal bending to give it the springiness. The plastic ones probably do work better, but for how long? Im sure they will work those small things out eventually.
One of the designers here (just catching up on some comments). Have you ever looked at the shoulder buttons inside an xbox one controller? What about the buttons on computer mice? Plastic is used as a spring in all sorts of different products and industries so its definitely not an issue. The trigger buttons weren't the greatest design ever due to manufacturing limitations, but they worked when assembled correctly. They did sometimes need a little finessing to get the fit just right and I'm not sure how well that happened here. I think the metal buttons would've also made the feel of the trigger buttons worse as the membrane was never designed to be thick enough to support a button that heavy. In hindsight, we should've just used replacement switch lite triggers but its much too late for that now.
This looks like an awesome project. Can't wait for it to polish itself
Are the dimensions the same as a Switch Lite; would cases, screen protectors and grips fit it if designed for the Lite?
That dock is the Bee's Knee's
I love watching these videos. How can I be a part of the modding community? Where do I start?
where is the Kit available? I am not able to find it online. Are they selling it anywhere?
I have never done a mod myself. Where should I start and do you have a recomadations for video from which I can learn?
Always a good day when Macho nacho uploads
Where can I purchase his kit? and do you think it is worth it compared to purchasing an Odin 2?
the aluminum and brass goes so hard. absolutely gorgeous.
WOW 😮 this thing is beautiful!!
WoW this work like the ps5 Slim on net are just two great productions
I wonder if it would be possible to add a Gyroscope for Motion aim
Just thought about it since you mentioned the wide viewing angle of the screen
Yes, we are working on integrating gyro into the CM5 - should be a nice inclusion for streaming!
I have my doubts that's a custom battery. If it were custom, why not have the leads already installed and why is there an unused temperature(?) pin?
I wonder would a RK3588 be better here, though now we have the RPi 5. That being said, i wish there's a way to mod existing phones to dedicated handhelds or SBCs to reduce e-waste and give a second life to phones.
You kinda-sorta can do that, just connect a mobile controller like Razer Kishi to the phone and play.
It's better if your phone is supported by a custom ROM like LineageOS to ensure software updates, and if the battery is still in good shape or easily replaceable.
@@subrezon I have seen a hacky solution that involves mounting a heatsink+fan and a much larger battery. Just not a nice kit that you can 3D print+buy parts of the shelf.
@@cloudycolacorp Found the videos I was talking about. There's one by Geekerwan and another by Zac Build
This is incredible!! Amazing!
This is cool... but ... if you want something like this, a Retroid Pocket 3+ (there's a metal version too) would be far more user friendly for you.
This is for modding and craft enthusiasts. Nothing wrong with that I just suspect there will be viewers who just want the device and emulators, not the project lol.
This is amazing though. So much custom work has gone into this. Plus you can't get that dock any other way!
would prefer the shell with a dpad on top instead
I don't like the aspect of using a custom battery and not a commonly available one. what is in 10 Years? Will i be able to get a replacement battery? If using the form-factor of the for example Nintendo 3DS Battery you will be able to get a replacement but so?
I think this part was a little misleading. It's a common cell size, Stonededge just got some made with a nice wrap on them.
Did CZcams add a policy where people can't post links to products anymore?
TITO!!!! WELCOME TO RETRO RENEW 😁😁😁 Game on Bro!
This is awesome! Time to pi up!
Nacho time!
Woohoo!
have you heard of Frore systems airjet? I wanna start a petition for Nintendo to use it for their next console but I enjoyed this video great job!
Can anyone mod a shell to utilize this cooling chip in a current switch/lite?
Quite the project, this is really cool
I haven't finished watching the video, so it might be addressed and I just haven't finished but I wonder if the CM5 will be usable with this
So where you get this stuff to transform the pi?
Its cool, like very cool but why not use retroarch or something and add the battery integration. Id love to see other software on this.
so where to buy parts?
cant find anything on google
im a noob at stuff like this but what is the difference between the retro lite vs a switch jailbroken? retropie works on switch too. ive been playing psp for old games or mame on pc. but would like to modd a switch lite or regular.
hi where i can buy this product with a plastic case? and price plz?
Is this kit availale to purchase somewhere?
That's a dope build
How much did it cost and where did you find parts😮
Where can I buy the kit to work on it myself?
How and where do we buy one, and how much does it cost?
It's super cool, just don't see any reason to spend way more for less than a hacked switch, or retroid pocket 4. As a project though, I think they are doing cool stuff and I think it would be fun to put together as a hobbyist.
I just love how many options there are for portable gaming now. If sony wants to give up on their real portable system and sell a tablet with a controller glued on instead and Nintendo won't upgrade the switch, the community will come fill the gaps in the market that the steamdeck and similar devices don't cover.
Thank you for your video
That’s awesome project. As usual it’s a lot more money than a comercial handheld pc
Amazing, dude!
Dude your voice is perfect for this content.
such well design, now i want switch lite metal shell :O
I'm fine soldering everything, but I wish they sold a kit because sourcing parts can be a real pain in the ass.
the bezzles are insane
Can the kit still be purchased?
That’s so cool!
This is pretty cool. But it's really brought down by that screen. Those giant bezels just look horrible and tarnish an otherwise beautiful device.
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Wow this looks nice what does this model Cost? Can i buy it?
So glad you used the perfect amount of thermal paste, could've been a real disaster.
Why is that bezel so thick tho, makes the screen really small looking.
in the future i want a 4k switch lite. the form is just goated.
where can i order a kit ? and do they ship to europe ? (belguim)
I would love to see brass pieces that were made to look like wood grain
Nice, it almost looks factory, you just need to countersink the top and bottom screws
where can i buy the box kit?
Why does it have a smaller screen than what they hint it could have?
This thing is really cool but I'm not touching anything that involves direct soldering to a battery.
was thinking the exact same thing, really good way to cause a battery detonation lol
A shame it has huge bezels and the shell itself seems to have issues with the board placement
Hate the massive bezels but looks pretty damn slick
That little console looks very sleek.