Raspberry Pis can be used to build portable devices like the GamerCard console. GamerCard is a pocket-sized console with ...

[Ryzee119]’s GBA might not look so different at first glance. The screen is way better than you remember, but that may just be your memory playing tricks on you. The sound comes out of the ...

Who remembers when the original Game Boy was released? Released by Nintendo back in 1996, the Game Boy was the first handheld gaming device for a lot of people and in recent years, people have ...

The Raspberry Pi Zero runs an emulator, "Emulation Station," which serves as a simple menu system for selecting which retro game console you want to play.

The Raspberry Pi allows Alfonso to stream any RetroPie-compatible game to the Gameboy Advance through the device’s link port. Alfonso is limited to streaming very low-res graphics—240x160 ...

Of course, one could simply build a Raspberry Pi handheld from scratch to play emulated games. However, this route takes advantage of the GBA form factor and is pretty amusing to boot. Video after ...

Yes, that's constraining as you think it is — you can't transfer more than 1.6Mbps bi-directionally, and the Pi has to routinely give the "poor" GBA's processor a break for a few microseconds.

The “Game Boy Zero,” as he calls it, takes advantage of a Raspberry Pi Zero microcomputer as well as a USB-based Teensy development board, which was used to customize the controller’s ...

RetroPie for the Raspberry Pi 5 may not be compiled into an easily bootable Linux distro disk image just yet, but have no fear. One of its rivals beat the RetroPie team to the punch in that area.

The Raspberry Pi series has opened up a new frontier in the evolution of tech which has enabled a whole new generation of developers the option to efficiently and cost effectively power their… ...

The pre-assembled kit comes fully assembled with a Raspberry Pi 4, battery, and microSD card, making it ideal for those who prefer a hassle-free experience. Pricing.

As well as popular ported Linux games such as Doom and Duke Nukem, thanks to the popular Raspberry Pi emulator, RetroPie. “The entire project fits into the shell from an original Gameboy Pocket ...