Build Your Own Raspberry Pi-Powered Mobile Game System

Build Your Own Raspberry Pi-Powered Mobile Game System

The Raspberry Pi makes an excellent game system already, but it’s not exactly mobile. If you want to take it on the road with you, Adafruit has a guide to build a Game Boy-inspired game system on the cheap.

The system uses a touchscreen display, a 3D-printed case, an old SNES case, a large battery and a Raspberry Pi loaded up with all the emulators you want. It looks like a somewhat complicated system to put together, but Adafruit’s guide makes it as straightforward as possible.

PiGrrl – Raspberry Pi Game Boy [Adafruit]


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