Raspberry Pi enthusiasts that have already got their hands on the new Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC may be interested in a new project that has been published over on the Thingyverse website that provides ...

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Gamers and Raspberry Pi enthusiasts looking for a new project to keep them busy this weekend may be interested in a new project which has been published to the Adafruit website with instructions on ...

With Nintendo’s announcement of the end of production on the NES Classic, a lot of gamers are still wondering how to get their old-school fix. Thankfully, it couldn’t be easier to create your own out ...

Way back in the day the video game system of choice was the NES or Nintendo Entertainment System. I had one with the little robot that moved things around in the real world while you played a rather ...

[ModPurist] sent us his Raspberry-Pi-in-a-Nintendo casemod. Before you go hitting the back button, this is a good one because it’s so well executed. And it’s actually a two-fer: he’d previously built ...

Raspberry Pi hides in the screen and streams PC games for playable AAA performance over Wi-Fi. All controls custom: Arduino ...

Hallmark sells a rather nifty Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Christmas tree ornament, complete with sound and lights—pressing the power button triggers the lighting and plays sounds from the ...

A Raspberry Pi may be small, but it can power a complete home theater experience when set up correctly. With the right ...

Whether it's a Nintendo Christmas ornament or an original Game Boy, we love seeing Raspberry Pi-based retro consoles stuffed into into nostalgic spaces. The ingenuity and effort required to make these ...

New Console Alert: The Raspberry Pi SNES Controller That Has Its Own Screen! Why Isn't It for Sale? Screenshot From Restore Technique YouTube The entire Raspberry Pi retrogaming community has ...

As time marches inexorably forward, vintage game systems like the NES inevitably stop working. But if you have a deceased system in your attic, you can bring it back from the dead with a Raspberry Pi.