For a while now, I've wanted to play some of my classic Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo games with my kids, but I haven't been brave enough to actually bring out my consoles and leave them at the mercy of curious little hands. One solution would be to simply install some emulators on one of our computers, but that wouldn't quite capture the magic of sitting in front of a TV with controllers tethered to the console. With enough surplus hardware in hand, I finally had an excuse to design something convenient enough use and relocate on a whim, but that maintained at least a facade of the 16-bit console gaming experience. I call the result the Retrovision Z2W. The system is powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W connected to a 7" LCD via HDMI. A RetroPie image does all the heavy lifting for making my old games work.