Lifehacker This Mini NES Raspberry Pi Case Accepts Micro-Sized Cartridges Too – Lifehacker Lifehacker As you've probably come to expect at this point, the whole system is powered by a Raspberry Pi with RetroPie installed, but this one goes way beyond that. There's also an NFC reader here that scans the 3D printed game cartridges (you'll need to make ..
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Technabob (blog) 3D Printed Game Boy Pocket Case for Raspberry Pi : Pocket PiGRRL Technabob (blog) Measuring about 5″ tall and 3″ wide, the Pocket PiGRRL is about half the size of the PiGRRL and is actually a bit smaller than the Game Boy Pocket. It has a 2.4″ 320×240 screen, a 2000mAh battery and is powered by the Raspberry Pi A+. Adafruit …
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SlashGear Using Raspberry Pi to make your own 3D-printed Game Boy SlashGear Adafruit has released a long write-up detailing how to make your own Gameboy (they call it a “Gamegirl” for obvious reasons) using Raspberry Pi , an SNES controller, and some other easy-to-acquire parts. As you might have guessed, the system runs an
SlashGear Using Raspberry Pi to make your own 3D-printed Gameboy SlashGear Adafruit has released a long write-up detailing how to make your own Gameboy (they call it a “Gamegirl” for obvious reasons) using Raspberry Pi , an SNES controller, and some other easy-to-acquire parts. As you might have guessed, the system runs an
Nintendo Life 3D-Printed Game Boy-Themed Case Covers Raspberry Pi Nintendo Life The credit-card sized educational computer Raspberry Pi encourages electronics hobbyists to find interesting and fun ways to extend the machine's capabilities; to celebrate the Game Boy's 25th anniversary Adafruit user Noe Ruiz has posted an extensive
3DPrint.com Adafruit 3D Prints Raspberry Pi Based GameBoy 3DPrint.com Popular DIY instructional website, Adafruit, recently published the schematics and instructions to allow anyone anyone with access to certain materials and equipment to 3D print their own Raspberry Pi enabled Gameboy, in commemoration of the 25th