PICO Arc is a tiny, fully functional pocket arcade built around the Raspberry Pi Pico. It's small enough to fit right into your pocket
Open-source ESP32 handheld with 40 learning games, from Maths to Chess over Bluetooth. No Accounts, No Telemetry. Flashes from a browser.
I packed a real Atari 2600 and CRT display into a handheld.
Arduino, OLED display and two buttons. All you need to build this mini-game!
Dear friends, In this Tutorial we are going to build an Arduino powered Game. It is the classic Space trash Game!
The project I want to share with you today is an Arduino maze game, which became a pocket console as capable as Arduboy!
This is a nice DIY Kit & Toy ;-) to development by Arduino_STM32!
Metal Gear Solid (PS1 ) compiled for ESP32-S3 with custom FreeRTOS scheduling, PSRAM rendering, and full handheld integration
Angry at the office? Use this customizable keyboard button that you can punch.
This is a simple SHOOTING GAME that can run on Arduino and output video on a VGA monitor
Convert an Arduino Nano into a retro games console.
A retro game console. Play Tennis for Two or Breakout, or even make your own game.
An Arduino portable console, equipped with LCD and fully reprogrammable.
Using the Portable Arduino Game Console we created in Part 1 to play a Snake game with music and sound effects!
A handheld game console on STM32F4 Discovery Board that allow you to play a game called Return to Earth - a fun asteroid shooting game.
A pocket-sized portfolio that blends personality, play, and professional information. More than a card — It's a micro interactive badge.
A custom, portable Arduino platform for gaming. Build your own!
A wallet-sized, Arduino-compatible 8-bit game system packing a grayscale OLED, a chiptune synthesizer and SD card support
An updated version of my DIY arduboy PCB
A battery or external powered LCD 1602 game console with built in Space Invaders and Space Impact games.
Fun and cool TI LaunchPad game console that allows you to play the game called Zombieland!
This is an PS1 case modified to house a Raspberry Pi with RetroPie but uses the original controllers. Let the fun begin!
A simple games console for some fun, with some cheap components and minimal experience necessary to get going to make and play games.
A tiny portable game console that you can build yourself