PSX Retropie

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For my brother's birthday I wanted to make something special. As the original Playstation is near to his heart I converted an old one to hold a Raspberry Pi, with completely functional controller ports, power & reset buttons, power LED and USB ports in the memory slots. Several people asked for the 3D models so I've decided to upload them here. [I made somewhat of a build log with a whole bunch of images.](https://anwilc.com/2019/12/06/PSX_Retropie.html) The model of the PSX is an SCPH-5552 (european). **NOTE: Many of these models are based on both parts I already had on hand and others I've bought (some of which I've listed below). This print requires you to modify the PSX case itself quite a bit to make them fit (USB ports, cooling fan and more). This is not a straight & easy build but it might make a good start.** These were **some** of the parts I've bought for this project from a swedish electronics store, some I already had on hand. - [USB-A female pcb straight (two for the front USB).](https://www.electrokit.com/en/product/usb-a-female-pcb-straight/) - [USB-C breakout board (for power connector in the back).](https://www.electrokit.com/en/product/usb-c-monterad-pa-kort/) - [USB cable A-male – C-male 0.5m (RPi power to USB-C on PCB above).](https://www.electrokit.com/en/product/usb-cable-a-male-c-male-0-5m/) - [Micro switch D2F on-(on) no lever (for the reset button).](https://www.electrokit.com/en/product/micro-switch-d2f-on-on-no-lever/) - [Micro switch D2F on-(on) with lever (for the power button).](https://www.electrokit.com/en/product/micro-switch-d2f-on-on-with-lever/) - [PS1 / PS2 adapter for USB](https://japanspelshop.se/index.php?route=product/product&path=185_72_161&product_id=6769). - Found a short HDMI micro male to HDMI female in a local shop. - Used an old PSU fan for cooling (12V but running at 5V, slowly). - LED's are I believe 5mm ones, unsure of strength. - Assorted USB & network cables for cabling The Raspberry Pi mount I created is a remix of this one: [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2012518](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2012518)That model does not allow for derivatives to be distributed. So for a RPi mount I point you to their solution.