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Retro Gaming with Raspberry Pi
Authentic sights, sounds and feel of 1980s arcade gaming.
With a Raspberry Pi, game emulation software and genuine arcade controls from Adafruit, you can build a dedicated retro game station and re-live these classic quarter-chompers. (Members Only jacket not included.)
Author Gravatar Image PHILLIP BURGESS
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Halloween Pumpkin
Scary Pumpkin!
Here is a quick project for an electronic halloween pumpkin. With a bit of hacking a $1 plastic pumpkin is upgraded: a sensor embedded in the nose detects when people get close and will play scarey sounds and animates LEDs on the face. The sounds are stored on an SD card so its easy to change and customize what the pumpkin says, while the code is written for an Arduino so its easy to modify the behavior. I'm going to have this pumpkin outside my door to freak out the little kids who go to daycare nearby. Boo!
Author Gravatar Image LADY ADA
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Adafruit Arduino Selection Guide
Which Arduino is Right for Me?
This guide explains the differences between the various types of Arduinos and Arduino compatible microcontrollers and helps you to select the one that best fits your needs.
Author Gravatar Image WILLIAM EARL
Raspberry Pi as a Media Center
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a media center
he low cost and full HD video playing capabilities of the Raspberry Pi make it ideal for building your own media center. This will allow you to play music and videos through your Raspberry Pi onto a TV.
Author Gravatar Image SIMON MONK