PCWorld Amazon has a Raspberry Pi 3 retro gaming kit for $65 PCWorld If you have an urge to play some classic games, you're in luck: A third-party seller on Amazon is offering $10 off the Vilros Raspberry Pi 3 retro gaming starter kit. Usually $75, you can get it for $65 right now if you redeem the “12% off 1 item(s …
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Android Authority (blog) How to make a NES Classic clone with a Raspberry Pi – Gary explains Android Authority (blog) So if the NES Classic Edition left you with a desire to play some vintage games from the 1980s, but you didn't manage to get your hands on one, then fear not, here is my guide on how you can make your own NES Classic Edition clone using a Raspberry Pi . and more »
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Network World Raspberry Pi roundup: Conduct your own symphony, play some Atari, and Competitor Corner Network World (Leaving aside professional stuff like That 1 Guy, who has been weird and excellent for a while.) What we have here is a wild digital “piano,” as inventor Andy Grove calls it, that combines a Raspberry Pi with motion sensors to create a unique musical … and more »
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Network World Raspberry Pi roundup: Conduct your own symphony, play some … Network World Electronic instruments, cool cases, and the latest rival to the Raspberry Pi
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Geek DOS emulator lets you play classic PC games on a Raspberry Pi Geek If you've got an itch to play some classic DOS games, homebrew coder Pate has just the thing. After creating a DOS emulator for the Nintendo DS, Pate has released an emulator for the Raspberry Pi based on the DS version called rpix86.
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