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                                "*": "\n\n'''Welcome to the SBC Gaming Wiki'''\n\nSBC stands for Single Board Computers. These are generally computers that run a form of ARM software such as the Raspberry Pi and ODROID, though we welcome all SBCs and other devices such as the Terasic DE10-Nano, NES/SNES Classic, RS-97, RG350, or Bittboy.\n\nHere at SBC Gaming, we like to use these devices to emulate various consoles, handhelds, and PCs. Our goal is to become a central source of information on all SBCs, accompanying images (pre-configured OS builds), and any other hardware or software related to those.\n\nWe are currently a work-in-progress as most of us admins work full time as well as try to manage and create content. If you need immediate help, then check out our [https://discord.gg/JdXc6nx Discord Server]. Also, check out our subreddit [https://www.reddit.com/r/sbcgaming r/SBCGaming].\n\n<strong>Getting Started</strong>\n\n# [[Prerequisites]] - Make sure you have the tools you need to make a gaming SBC.\n# [[Single Board Computers]] - Become familiar with these miniscule marvels of modern technology.\n# [[Images]] - Learn about the various preconfigured OS builds.\n# [[Cases]] - Choose a case that meets your needs.\n# [[Storage]] - Figure out how much space you really need.\n# [[Power Supplies]] - A bad power supply is the easiest mistake you can make.\n# [[Input]] - How do you want to control your games?\n# [[Imaging]] - A simple guide to putting your chosen Image on your chosen storage option.\n# [[Assembly]] - Various guides for assembling SBCs and cases together.\n# [[Game Sources]] - A rough collection of links to free and paid games you can legally get for your SBC.\n\n'''Backup'''\n\n* [[PiShrink]]\n\n'''Advanced'''\n* [[ROM Management]] '''< What you need to read to hopefully get arcade games working.'''\n\n'''Troubleshooting'''\n\n* [[Common Issues]]\n\n'''Extra'''\nThese items are not directly related to SBC gaming, but for more advanced SBC build projects you may want to dive into them.\n\n* [[Soldering]]\n* [[3d printing]]\n* [[Electronics]]\n* [[Themetest]]\n\n\n'''r/SBCGaming Wiki Pages'''\n\n* [https://www.reddit.com/r/SBCGaming/wiki/sbcretrogamingyoutube SBC Gaming Retro Gaming YouTube Channel List]\n\n* [https://www.reddit.com/r/SBCGaming/wiki/pidiskimages_definitivelist Raspberry Raspberry Pi Disk Images \u2013 Definitive List]"
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