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GAMING
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Cupcade: the Raspberry Pi Micro Arcade Cabinet
A tiny tribute to classic 1980s games
If a tiny cake is a cupcake, what's a tiny arcade game? “Cupcade” is a laser-cut enclosure housing a Raspberry Pi computer and Adafruit PiTFT for pixel-perfect renditions of arcade classics.
Author Gravatar Image PHILLIP BURGESS
DIY Wireless DDR Dance Pad with Bluefruit EZ-Key
For everyones on the go arcade dancing fix!
Bluetooth enabled dance game controler. Use with a DDR simulator such as "Stepmania" "Flash Flash Revolution" for desktop or "Beats" for Android. Can double as a fold up box for portability!
Author Gravatar Image PAUL BEAUDET
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3D Printed Personal Monitor Game Controller Mount
Make a personal gaming session without the big screen
Ever find yourself play games in bed but your partner just wants to sleep? Save your relationship without sacrificing your levels by 3D printing your own controller-display mount. Our 7" HDMI 720p monitor is perfect for gaming without the big screen
Author Gravatar Image NOE & PEDRO RUIZ
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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
Game of Life
Blinky fun cellular automata
In 1970, John Conway came up with a 1-player game called Game of Life. The Game of Life is a mathematical game that simulates 'colonies' that grow or die based on how crowded or lonely they are and is known for the way it creates a beautiful organic display out of randomness. Here is a design for a simple electronic project that plays Conway's Game of Life. Make one kit and keep it on your desk, or attach multiple kit modules together to create a large display.
Author Gravatar Image LADY ADA
Game Grrl
A portable Nintendo game
This is a design for a very simple, very inexpensive portable Nintendo gaming system with built in games. Theres no provision for cartridges, but its comfy to play.
Author Gravatar Image LADY ADA
USB SNES Gamepad
Make a USB gamepad with an accelerometer inside
This project tutorial will show you how you can convert a console game pad into a USB keyboard mouse for playing games on your PC. The USB game pad can be used with nearly any software, such as a MAME emulator, game, simulation software, or for custom user interfaces. We will also show you how to add an accelerometer to the gamepad for tilt based gaming.
Author Gravatar Image LADY ADA