Following on from the RICK DANGEROUS GREATEST GAMES IMAGE – Is the 256gb Rick Dangerous FINAL BUILD for the Raspberry Pi, a fully loaded – BEAMING front end set up for you from Mr Rick Dangerous himself!

This is my last Pi 4 Build of this type, lots of updates since last release,
2000 Top Games ( including a few underrated gems ), I have been working on this day and night for a long time and now its time to play! Enjoy fellow Retro Gamers.
Hardware used pi4, Samsung Micro Sd 256gb
Image has been pishrinked so will now fit 256gb Sandisk Cards, USB boot ready but your need to update your pi4 to latest stable firmware!, Boot text removed, splashscreens enabled
Updated 28/06/20 All Core, Main packages.
Many top games added on various systems.
Special thanks to 2play, Amazing friend and without him I probally wouldnt of ever finished the build And R1SKbreaker for his wealth of gaming knowledge. RandySlim76 Always helpful and a great guy. Retro-Junkie For his support and Traxis for his kind support 🙂
I used the this guide to Pishrink image by 2play

Happy gaming everyone, I hope you enjoy my final image.

RELEASE NAME:

[256gb]-Final.Build.Pi.4.v06.07.2020-RickDangerous

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