Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Score Tabletop MAME Arcade Cabinet Geeky Gadgets Gamers thinking of building their very own Raspberry Pi powered desktop arcade cabinet may be interested in a new creation by Youmagine member Sean Charlesworth and Jeremy Williams.
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Engadget Ben Heck made a portable Raspberry Pi -based gaming device Engadget What you're looking at here is the result of some careful tinkering: a Raspberry Pi portable MAME emulator, with no HDMI. Ben and Felix have put the finishing touches on this portable gaming device using a combination of laser cutting and 3D printing ..
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Engadget Ben Heck's Raspberry Pi -based portable MAME arcade Engadget Can you drive an LCD screen directly from the general-purpose input/output pins (GPIO) on the Raspberry Pi ? Find out with the team as they build a portable MAME arcade machine using the Model A+ of the Raspberry Pi
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We are confident that nobody out there has built a working MAME cabinet that’s any smaller than this. Adafruit’s Phillip Burgess posted this project on Twitter last week, and you guys went absolutely nuts for it.
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World’s smallest working MAME cabinet
Under 18 and in the UK? Check out our Christmas giveaway! We first met Shea Silverman, based down in Florida, on one of our 2012 hackspace tours when we first visited FamiLAB . Shea’s brilliant – he does a lot of work with the Pi and MAME (the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator), and he made us a really cute little Pi arcade cabinet which we display in the office
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Element14 launches Raspberry Pi Projects hub, 8GB model B bundle Tech2 The credit card-sized Raspberry Pi has changed the home developer scene completely.
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Hardware Hacks: Raspberry Pi arcade, Radio-4-Matic, PirateBox The H Raspberry Pi micro arcade – An enterprising hacker has posted plans to build a tiny MAME-powered arcade cabinet with a Raspberry Pi and a 2.4″ LCD screen. The micro arcade even has a small OLED display that functions like the marquee on top of an …
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