The cool thing about Raspberry Pis is that they're beefy enough to handle retro games at a good framerate, but they're not ...

A Raspberry Pi (We recommend the Raspberry Pi 3 because you’ll get full game compatibly as well as built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. RetroPie will work on older versions of the Raspberry Pi though).

workloads where even the Raspberry Pi family can pull its own weight. While there are plenty of emulation-centric distros out ...

It was just the right size to make a table style retro games machine based on the Raspberry Pi. It had a solid MDF top and would be perfect for modifying. All it would take is a bit of cutting and ...

Build a Retro Gaming Table on the Cheap with a $10 IKEA Lack and a Raspberry Pi Read More The folks at Element14 passed this one along to us—they call it the “PIK3A Gaming Table Mk II ...

The Raspberry Pi 5 offers an appealing mix of power and affordability for those passionate about retro gaming. While there are more powerful mini PCs on the market that may surpass the Raspberry ...

For the diehard enthusiast, though, you can actually make a dedicated arcade setup with the help of Raspberry Pi, and these six retro gaming projects make up some of the most exciting you can ...

While there are many reasons to get a Raspberry Pi, many of them educational or small but cool, there's one project that turns this tiny computer into a must-have — retro gaming. This is one of ...

The Raspberry Pi is a popular choice if you’re looking to put together a simple emulation box — it’s relatively cheap, small enough to tuck into pretty much any entertainment center, and ...

each of which is inspired by a retro game. If you're in the mood for some handheld fun, the Retroflag GPi Case 2 for Raspberry Pi CM4 lets you build your very own Game Boy. This has its own LCD ...

However, if not using it for running Steam on the Raspberry Pi Linux OS, I, for one, would be inclined to use the SSD to house a retro gaming OS such as Retropie or Recalbox. Whichever gaming ...

You can build a classic game system for less than $100, and it's easier than you might think. Here's how to use an inexpensive Raspberry Pi board to play retro NES, SNES, Game Boy, Sega Genesis ...