Bare Metal Commodore 64 Emulator with case & PCB & Raspberry Pi Zero 2W (BMC64)

If you are a fan of the Commodore line of retro computers from the 70\'s and 80\'s we have the product for you. We have your one stop item that allows you to use the Bare Metal Commodore emulation software to run Pet, Vic-20, Commodore 64, Plus-4 and 128 software. (BMC64)
This bundle includes our custom made PCB, our custom small 3D printed case that looks like a Commodore 64C, a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W along with a 32GB micro SD card with full size SD card adapter. Everything you need for a small Commodore in the palm of your hand! You just need a micro-USB power adapter to power it, along with a Mini-size digital video cable to go to your display of choice.
Our PCB has two 9pin connectors for connecting Atari 2600 style joysticks. The PCB also has three buttons. One allows you to bring up an on screen keyboard to control with a joystick to input keystrokes without needing a USB keyboard. The second brings up a menu interface to load disk images, cart images, change systems, etc. All with the joystick. The final button clears the on screen menus if you want a quick way back to the system you are emulating.
You can connect USB keyboards and mice and other devices if you wish to the other micro-USB connector on the Pi.
We supply an SD card also with the bare metal software installed. You will have to get rom or bios images for the systems you wish to emulate, along with any software or games you wish to play. We cannot distribute these things. Links below for info on the bare metal emulator which will have info on what is needed.
The package comes with everything assembled. The included micro-SD card is still in a container with the full size SD adapter since you will need to install the previously mentioned files to get it setup. But once you do, you can insert the SD card into the Pi through the SD card slot on the side of the unit. Then just power it up with it connected to your display of choice.
If you search on the web for \"bare metal commodore 64\" you can find links to the projects website and github . Information is on both of those sites for configuring systems, what bios files and roms are needed, etc.