Your drives will be something like /dev/sda, /dev/sdb, … and the SD card would be something else (like /dev/mmcXXX). You can find your SD card’s name with the following command: Just change the image path and the SD card mount point to make it fit your environment. Sudo dd bs=4M if=/home/pi/retropie.img of=/dev/mmcblk1 Once the image downloaded, create an SD card, as usual, to start on this map.įrom a Linux / Mac computer, you can use the following command, for example: I have a complete beginners guide for Retropie on this website, I would highly recommend checking it for the step-by-step procedure.
They allow you to create a new SD card that will start directly on Retropie, ideal for arcade kiosks. On a new SD CardĪlternatively, if you only want to use Retropie on your SD card, images are available here. It is possible to install Retropie on Raspberry Pi OS without losing the rest of your Raspberry Pi OS installation.įor this, I advise you to follow this tutorial from the official website.Īnd then come back to this page for downloading and installing ROMs. I will not go into the installation details because I’ve written a step-by-step tutorial on how to install Retropie that you can check if you have any doubt.Īnd I think you wouldn’t look for ROMs if you hadn’t already installed Retropie 🙂 On Raspberry Pi OS In this article, I focus on RetroPie, but the ROMs file are the same with other retro-gaming solutions, so feel free to check this comparison if you want to test other options: Best Retro-Gaming OS: Retropie vs Recalbox vs Batocera vs Lakka.
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