You can also setup WiFi from the Emulation-station menus, so it's up to you really how you do it! Just don't forget to connect to the computer via the data USB port on the Pi0, not the power one!
I do this because it makes it simple to connect the Pi0 to your computer via USB and ssh onto it - particularly before you've setup wifi for the first time.
Edit cmdline.txt, and after the text "rootwait", insert a space, and the text below. Open config.txt in an editor and add the following at the very bottom of the file, on a new line. Ensure it doesn't get given a file-extension by your computer, it's name must just be "ssh" (without the quotes.). Enable SSH: Add an empty file in the boot directory named "ssh". Locate the mounted SD card on your computer, you should be able to see a "boot" directory.ġ. I use Etcher to write the images to an SD card.īefore you go-ahead and pop the SD card back in the Pi0, I'd suggest first plugging it back into your computer and doing a couple of steps first. This takes care of everything to-do with running the emulators for you and when booted, the Emulation-station UI auto-runs. Head over to RetroPie's website and download one of the prebuilt images, with Emulation-station pre-installed. This helped me to get everything as flat as possible and also gave a little more space on top pf the Pi0, to shut the case securely. 
Note: I moved the micro USB connector from the USB hub to be behind the Pi0 at this point.
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