Retro Gaming
Emulation consoles, handhelds and full arcade cabinets.
Retro Game Console with Raspberry Pi
Turn a Pi into a plug-and-play emulation console with Batocera or Recalbox.
RecruitLiving-Room Media Center with LibreELEC and Kodi
A silent, fast media player for your own movies, music and photos, controlled by your TV remote.
RecruitStream PC Games to Your TV with a Raspberry Pi
Play your PC library on the living-room TV with Moonlight and Sunshine — low latency over your home network.
RecruitFantasy Console Station: Make and Play Games with PICO-8 and TIC-80
Turn a Pi into a tiny retro console where you can play thousands of community games — and write your own in Lua.
RecruitPlug-and-Play Retro TV Console with a Pi Zero 2 W
A console smaller than a candy bar that hides behind the TV — plug in power and two controllers and play.
RecruitPortable Retro Console with a 7-Inch Touchscreen
Mount a Pi behind a touchscreen, add a battery and a controller and game anywhere.
TechnicianProgram Your Own Pocket Game on a Pico and OLED
Write a dodge-the-asteroids game in MicroPython on a 128×64 screen with three buttons.
TechnicianPlay Retro Games Online with a Friend Using RetroArch Netplay
Two-player classics over the internet: your Pi and your friend's machine run the same game in sync.
TechnicianScrolling LED Marquee for Your Arcade Cabinet
A glowing pixel sign that scrolls your arcade's name in rainbow colors, driven by a Pico and MicroPython.
TechnicianBuild a Two-Player Bartop Arcade Cabinet
Cut a cabinet, wire real arcade sticks and buttons and drop in a Pi for the full arcade feel.
EngineerPocket Retro Handheld with a Pi Zero 2 W
A Game Boy-style handheld with a small screen and real buttons wired straight to the GPIO pins.
Engineer