SlashGear Student makes Raspberry Pi powered homebrew Nintendo Switch The INQUIRER Tim Linquist created the Raspberry Pi powered device he refers to as 'NinTIMdo RP' as a summer project. It boasts a 3D printed case created in Autodesk Inventor, a 7″ touchscreen, LED indicator lights and yes, even a TV out jack for big screen play. IT …
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Student makes Raspberry Pi powered homebrew Nintendo Switch – The INQUIRER
The Verge This DIY Nintendo Switch can play the retro games the real one can't The Verge Lindquist's device — cleverly called the “Nintimdo RP” — goes beyond being a simple Raspberry Pi emulator, though. Rather, like the actual Switch itself, its a full-fledged portable console. Lindquist's build is a custom 3D-printed case, built around ..
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This DIY Nintendo Switch can play the retro games the real one can’t – The Verge
Nerdist A Nintendo Switch Knockoff That Can Play Basically All Retro Games Nerdist Still, Lindquist's creation is based on a Raspberry Pi running the RetroPie emulator, meaning that this thing he made can play games from classic systems like the Nintendo 64, Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo, and many others. The device appears to be … College Engineer Builds a DIY Nintendo Switch Popular Mechanics Fan Made Switch Clone Plays Classic Nintendo Games Game Rant all 76 news articles »
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