The Raspberry Pi Zero may be useful for lightweight projects, but I can't recommend using it for these DIY ideas ...

We've seen plenty of ways to use a Raspberry Pi as a retro game center, but if you really want to do it right, XodusTech shows how to build that game console into a Game Boy. The build here isn't ...

The Raspberry Pi makes a fantastic retro gaming console thanks to the efforts of the bustling indie dev scene that surrounds the computer and its predecessors. Read on to find out how to do this ...

Oh the things you can do with a Raspberry Pi. Here's one more option: Turn the tiny, inexpensive computer into a game console that runs a homebrewed cross-platform game engine.

But as you can see in the video below, the Raspberry Pi is more than fast enough to handle video games from the 90s. In fact, it should be able to handle more recent titles as well, but since the ...

Version 3.0 has been in beta since March as the software’s creators have worked out the bugs and added new features. It is compatible with Raspberry Pi A, A+, B, B+ and Raspberry Pi 2 B.

The SD card was preloaded with the 32-bit Raspberry Pi OS, but due to my being a beginner, I didn't realize I'd overwrite that immediately by installing RetroPie, the retro gaming emulator I chose.

Raspberry Pi Walnut Case Closed So, using these above, you could do things like 3D print your cool case and make your version a portable game console.

Game console modder Ben Heck with the game console he made with the Raspberry Pi. Photo ELEMENT14 Published June 11, 2013 Updated June 12, 2013 ...

We’ve seen some other great gaming experiments with the Raspberry Pi Pico before, too, like an open-world 3D game and ZX Spectrum emulators. Video after the break.