In this video, I show you the method I came up with to cleanly install a Raspberry Pi 3 inside the PlayStation Classic! I decided to do this mod because I love the way the PlayStation Classic looks, but hate its terrible emulation performance and game selection. Now that I have a Raspberry Pi 3 inside of it, not only do I get the great looks of the PlayStation Classic shell, but also great emulation performance and way more games! I currently have about 350 games on my 512GB micro SD card, with 259GB of free space left! Pre-Configured Retropie image and wiring diagram are available on my website! NOTE: IMAGE ONLY WORKS WITH RASPBERRY Pi 3B/3B+. Check out my Amazon shop! Things used in video: Raspberry Pi 3 B+ - 512GB MicroSD card - HDMI extension - Best power supply for Pi 3B+ - PlayStation Classic - Things I use all the time iFixit Toolkit - Soldering Iron - Solder - Soldering iron tip cleaner - Flux - Solder sucker - Silicone Wire - Auto Wire Strippers - Flush Cutters - 99.9% Isopropyl Alcohol Aerosol - Multimeter - **These are affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn a commission on any purchases you make through these links. This really helps out the channel and I appreciate the help!** Great article from Adafruit about removing the ports on the Pi : UPDATE: At 20:50 when I talk about the momentary switches being grounded without being pressed, what I actually believe is going on is that the 5V connection from the Pi going to the USB ports on the PS Classic board is flowing back through the PS Classic board and causing the top 2 pads of the momentary switches to receive 5V and causing them to trigger their scripts without actually pressing the button. You should be able to just cut the 5V trace from each USB port on the PS Classic board to eliminate the issue. This is something I didn't realize at the time because I was pre-occupied with filming the video. Thank you and good luck if you try this mod! Disclaimer : If you attempt this mod, you do so at your own risk! Music provided by Epidemic Sound. Follow me on Twitter! Follow me on Instagram!