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April 6, 2024
David from Element 14 is using a Raspberry Pi to power one of the biggest magic mirrors weve ever seen. The unit also doubles as a retro gaming console.
February 28, 2024
Android users patiently waiting for the arrival of Emulation Station on Android devices will be pleased to know that the application is now available on
September 20, 2023
It’s been a decade since the Internet Archive first began offering software that you could run in your browser. Since then, it has added new sections and games to its collection, and there are now over a quarter of a million items available to run for free.
May 26, 2023
Want to go back to the late aughts/early 2010s and relive the PS3 glory days on your Steam Deck? You can do it with the help of RPCS3, a PS3 emulator that can run all your PS3 favorites. Our guide will show you how to install RPCS3 via EmuDeck and how to get the emulator up and running.
February 28, 2023
Construct this cute arcade machine to play all your favorite games from old consoles.
February 3, 2023
The GKD Mini Plus offers a novel solution for keeping Game Boy-inspired handhelds pocketable.
December 24, 2022
Have a Steam Deck? You can turn it into a handheld retro gaming system with the right emulator.
March 7, 2022
Matt Desmaris has revealed a new version of his awesome wearable Raspberry Pi mini PC in the form of the PiGlass V2. Building on his original design for
January 28, 2022
We feature the best Raspberry Pi distros out there, including specialty efforts for retro gaming fans and HTPC enthusiasts.
April 2, 2021
Written by John Yan on 4/2/2021 for PC If you missed the first two articles in my journey in modding the Atari Ultimate Dual Fight Stick with Trackball, you can catch the part where I added an internal battery bank and power switch here and the other mod was adding in external USB ports as well as an HDMI port here. Today, I’m going to replace the buttons with LED buttons and also put a nice little LED light to let me know if the Raspberry Pi is still drawing power. Let me start by say...