Tag: raspberry pi

Andrew Fiore

PhantomX: A Raspberry Pi-based X68000 Accelerator

Posted on by Andrew Fiore

The following sites are written in Japanese but can be translated to English in some browsers. Read the developer’s technical documentation and installation instructions here: http://retropc.net/gimons/phantomx/index.html Purchase the PhantomX here (does not include Raspberry Pi; international shipping availability may be limited): https://gimons.booth.pm/items/3767764 Follow the PhantomX developer GIMON here: https://twitter.com/kugimoto0715 The developer GIMONS recently introduced a […]

ezgoodnight

Check Raspberry Pi Stock Easily with Rpilocator

Posted on by ezgoodnight

If you’ve been looking for Raspberry Pis lately, you know that the global chip and part shortage has caused them to be out of stock nearly everywhere. Thankfully André Costa created a stock checking tool that’s very easy to navigate and checks stock across Newark, PiShop, SparkFun, Seeed Studio, Farnell, The Pi Hut, and Adafruit. […]

Vanessa (Vanessaira)

PiStorm for Amiga Micro Computers

Posted on by Vanessa (Vanessaira)

A new cost effective way to boost your Commodore Amiga micro computer is being developed.  This project which is known as PiStorm.  Is an open source effort that aims to be an effective yet cost reduced alternative to the many expensive Amiga upgrade efforts like the Vampire or the Warp 1260 projects.  The project utilizes […]

Rany Battikh

GPiMate Plus for CM4 Lite by Retro Game Restore

Posted on by Rany Battikh

Retro Game Restore just opened pre-orders for the second iteration of their GPiMate series, the GPiMate Plus. The GPiMate‘s main purpose is to serve as an upgrade/replacement to RetroFlag’s GPi Case (a Raspberry Pi based handheld system) custom interface board. The DMG looking GPi originally could only fit a small cartridge containing a Raspberry Pi […]

Ray Commend

Experimental Pi opens up Pre-orders for PiBoy DMG

Posted on by Ray Commend

With the Analogue Pocket selling out within the first 15 minutes of pre-orders, many potential customers expressed their disappointment with the company. Some have even called into question as to whether Analogue’s practice of advertising zero emulation for its devices is deceptive. Hardware emulation versus software emulation is a volatile topic to say the least, […]

Rany Battikh

RetroTINK Ultimate is now open sourced

Posted on by Rany Battikh

Retro Gaming hardware/equipment developer Mike Chi has just just released the design files of the RetroTINK Ultimate to the public thus changing the status of the product from discontinued to open sourced. Update – Now sold by CastleMania:  https://bit.ly/2QTc5IG In late 2019, Mike sold the very last batch of the RetroTINK Ultimate, a Raspberry Pi hat […]

SmokeMonster

MiSTer JAMMA Arcade Interface (and Raspberry Pi) & New Arcade Supergun

Posted on by SmokeMonster

Antonio Villena has designed a plug-and-play device for easily installing MiSTer in an arcade cabinet, which also supports Raspberry Pi when combined with πCRT. I covered some exclusive technical details of the JAMMA Interface in my latest video. Antonio also announced a new Supergun that he’s designed. It will work with arcade PCBs and is […]