Introducing the Raspberry Pi Guide to Retro Gaming!
With so many ways to play retro games on a Raspberry Pi, getting started might seem daunting, so we decided to make this book to demystify it all.
It begins with an easy quick-start guide to get you gaming as fast as possible and includes:
🕹️ DIY handheld build
🕹️ Advanced emulation
🕹️ Using old hardware and CRTs
🕹️ Programming a BASIC game
Get your copy: https://t.co/PBKyJRioRn
Our friends over at iroh have developed some really clever software that enables your devices, apps, and cloud instances to form a secure and reliable mesh network via IP-based network links.
iroh comes to our RP2350 microcontroller: https://t.co/fK8ZbLsNwm
Our team used Gemini 4 Argon to build and edit this entire video, then displayed it on a real vintage CRT TV 📺
We used Argon in @Antigravity to script the 3D Blender boot animations and retro SuperCollider audio, then piped the signal via Raspberry Pi to a real TV screen.
A retired print server, a CNC machine and a lot of magnets walk into a séance… 👻
Kat’s self-playing Ouija board is powered by a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ in its afterlife: https://t.co/UTqCXvello
Powered by Raspberry Pi – from Stockholm to Sydney, South Korea to Slovakia.
From the practicalities of everyday life to creative endeavours, Raspberry Pi power is behind hundreds of products.
https://t.co/r2TqHjZa8a
I built a camera that reimagines every photo with Muse Image 📷
Pick a style on the touchscreen, press the shutter, and the restyled shot appears on screen. 30 styles, from Tiny Clay World to Mall Portrait, 1988.
Raspberry Pi inside, 3D-printed case, public repo 🧵
It’s the last #MakerMonday before Halloween and we still don’t have a costume sorted, so instead, we’re going to follow this treat of a tutorial from The Raspberry Pi Guide to Retro Gaming to disguise our Raspberry Pi as the classic 8-bit Apple II computer.
Emulate Apple II on Raspberry Pi:
https://t.co/cVBq6Iye4x