REM Kickstarter Campaign Launches for eNcade, Portable 3D Printed Raspberry Pi … 3DPrint.com logo The grass is always greener. And the gamers of this generation really do have the best of all worlds and all technology, as they can time travel in their gaming delights from generation to generation, re-living popular games like 'Sonic' and 'Metroid.
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As you might have spotted, if you follow us on Twitter, Eben and I spent the last week and a bit touring China, meeting the Raspberry Pi community there and giving interviews to the press, with some sterling organisational help from our friends at RS Components. (A special and huge thank you to Eric Lee, without whom we’d have been absolutely stuffed
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Geeky gadgets OTTO: Raspberry Pi -powered camera for shooting animated GIFs (crowdfunding) Liliputing There are plenty of ways to turn video files into animated GIF images.
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Miss 8-Bit Gaming? Revive 80s Commodore 64 Computer Using Raspberry Pi International Business Times UK To that end, a group of Commodore fans are working on a new emulator with the ability to turn the Raspberry Pi £30 computer into a fully functioning Commodore 64 fresh from the 1980s. The Commodore 64 was an 8-bit home computer considered as a
Get Your Retro Game On With A Raspberry Pi -Powered Gaming Machine Lifehacker Australia It turns out that running retro games on your Raspberry Pi isn't that difficult. The blog Coding Epiphany recently ran a two-part series on getting your Raspberry Pi configured, set up and ready to game.
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Get Your Retro Game On with a Raspberry Pi -Powered Gaming Machine Lifehacker Relive Your Favorite DOS Games with a Raspberry Pi -Powered Gaming Machine If you have a Raspberry Pi and you're looking for something to do with it, the sky's the limit. If you want to use it to get your game on, this project turns your Pi into a old ..
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Geek Use your Raspberry Pi as brain for a terrifying spider robot Geek If you bought a Raspberry Pi because you aren't completely immune to internet buzz about cool tech products, and it has been sitting behind your gaming computer gathering dust ever since, Kevin Ochs has a good use for your neglected $35 computer.
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This Raspberry Pi -Powered DIY Gaming Briefcase Plays All Your Favorite Retro … Lifehacker This Raspberry Pi -Powered DIY Gaming Briefcase Plays All Your Favorite Retro Titles We've seen some pretty impressive Raspberry Pi projects in the past, but this Pi-powered DIY gaming briefcase takes the cake
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