I built my own NES handheld with an ESP32, a 3D-printed case, and a 7.4V battery. It plays games from an SD card.
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.
Metal Gear Solid (PS1 ) compiled for ESP32-S3 with custom FreeRTOS scheduling, PSRAM rendering, and full handheld integration
Packing Ten Emulators Into 320 KB of RAM — A Story of Constraints
Eink != Slow Enjoy 60fps gaming on M5PaperS3 With genuine 8-bit feeling buzzer sound
I just engineered a fully functional, pocket-sized NES emulator using an ESP32-S3 microcontroller and a custom-written display driver.
An ESP32-S3 companion robot featuring FreeRTOS, motion sensing, audio playback, games, and a custom 3D-printed enclosure.
In this project, I will share with you How I build this tiny esp32c3 game console from old broken SmartWatch
Build a handheld retro gaming console using Arduino R4 WiFi and a custom HAT board, no breadboard needed.
In this project I will share with you How to create your own tetris game console step by step
Today I will share with you my dream. Handheld Game Console. It has big screen, smooth gameplay, unlimited Nes games
I made Snake Game with using Esp32S3 and ILI9341. My goal keep it simple, easy to build
Kids solve math and spelling problems and earn "coins" for each correct answer. No phone or computer screens involved, just drachmath.
A really game console based on an ESP32 S3 and a 7" display ! Hours of fun !
µTari is an Atari 2600, only way smaller.
Build your own ESP32-S3 handheld retro game console the easy way! This project leverages the Retro-Go ecosystem and pre-compiled firmware
I have completely rebuilt my ESP32 NES Emulator from scratch using Espressif-IDF to unlock the pure power of the standard ESP32!
Pixel art streamed from a hacked Switch to a 512-LED WS2812B matrix via ESP32. Filmed at 240fps, the matrix beats the console's screen.
