GTA VI works from day one. ConsoleMouse ships with a GTA VI profile for PS5 and Xbox. A tuned profile is coming after launch.

Raspberry Pi version

ConsoleMouse for Raspberry Pi: mouse and keyboard for your console

Plug a mouse and keyboard into your Raspberry Pi, set it up in your browser and play your PS5 or Xbox on your TV. The Raspberry Pi version is sold only on consolemouse.com.

Buy the Raspberry Pi version

The Raspberry Pi version is sold only on consolemouse.com. It costs €14.49, paid once (launch price €9.90 until 24 November 2026). You install it from the ConsoleMouse Raspberry Pi image or the install package.

Buy the Raspberry Pi version

How it works

The Raspberry Pi sends your mouse and keyboard to your PS5 or Xbox over your home network. Your console keeps sending the picture to your TV, so the Raspberry Pi version uses TV Play. You set it all up on a web page you open on your phone or computer.

Set up in your browser

  1. Install ConsoleMouse on your Raspberry Pi from the ConsoleMouse Raspberry Pi image or the install package, plug in a mouse and keyboard and switch the Pi on.
  2. Open your Pi’s setup page in the browser on your phone or computer and claim the Pi as its owner.
  3. Find your console on the page and pick it.
  4. Pair your console. For PS5, type your PlayStation name. Then on the PS5 open Settings, System, Remote Play, switch on Enable Remote Play, choose Link Device and type the eight digits your PS5 shows. For Xbox, follow the guide Set up Xbox with ConsoleMouse.
  5. Pick your mouse and keyboard, connect to your console, then press Start control to play.

What you need

  • A Raspberry Pi 4 or Pi 5, or a Pi 2, Pi 3 or Zero 2 W. Not a Pi 1 and not the first Zero.
  • A USB mouse and keyboard for the Pi, power, and a connection to your home network.
  • Your own PS5 or Xbox on the same network, your TV, and a phone or computer with a browser.

Read the Raspberry Pi guide

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a Windows PC, a Mac or a Linux PC?

No. The Raspberry Pi version runs on its own. You only need your phone or computer for the setup page.

Where is the picture?

On your TV, straight from your console. The Raspberry Pi version uses TV Play, so the picture does not go through the Pi.

Where do I buy the Raspberry Pi version?

Only on consolemouse.com. For Windows, macOS and Linux, wishlist ConsoleMouse on Steam.