An NES emulator for Raspberry Pi Pico with SD card, HDMI & menu support #NES #Gaming #RaspberryPi @frenskefrens @Raspberry_Pi
pico-infonesPlus is an Nintendo NES Emulator for the Raspberry Pi Pico with SD card and menu support. You can use it with the Pimoroni Pico DV Demo Base HDMI add-on board.
Instead of flashing a NES rom to the Pico using picotool, you create a FAT32 formatted SD card and copy your NES roms on to it. It is possible to organize roms into different folders. Then insert the SD Card into the card slot of the Pimoroni Pico DV Demo base.
A menu is added to the emulator, which reads the roms from the SD card and shows them on screen for the user to select, flash and play.
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