Maybe interested in a new tutorial that explains how to make your very own DIY Pipboy 3000 Mark IV using a Raspberry Pi and 3.5 inch PiTFT screen. The DIY Pip Boy 3000 Mark IV is powered by the ...

A modder has fused a Raspberry Pi with the Game Boy for super cool results. Wermy's Game Boy Zero compared to an original Game Boy. "Wermy" published a video to YouTube showing off his Pi Zero ...

[inches] wanted the power of a Raspberry Pi 3 in a form factor closer to the Pi Zero for a Game Boy mod. This led him to design a custom PCB to interface with one of the less popular items in the ...

The popularity of the Game Boy Micro, the ability for the Raspberry Pi to emulate old game consoles, and the introduction of the Raspberry Pi Zero could only mean one thing. It’s the PiGrrl Zero ...

Nostalgia is a great thing. It can make you miss a time and place in your life so much that you’ll go to extreme measures to recreate it. Such is the case with YouTuber Wermy, who loved the look ...

12. Raspberry Pi Zero Game Boy Case Mod Project Rather than building a large screen Pi Zero gaming system if you would prefer something more portable then this Raspberry Pi Zero Game Boy case ...

Here’s one for the ultimate Raspberry Pi Zero and Super Nintendo fan ... To make this case into a true Pip-boy, you’ll also need a touch screen, the Pi Camera, the Pip Boy software, and ...

and a Raspberry Pi. A series of pictures show how the “Game Boy Zero” was put together, complete with new buttons, updated ports, and a new screen — necessary because the original Game Boy ...

Reddit user TheMCV created the device using a 3D-printed cast and a Raspberry Pi computer. Attaching the computer to the inside of the cast, he made a replica Pip-Boy that actually works as a ...

If you have fond memories of playing your Game Boy Color and still own it, you might be interested in a new project that lets you turn your handheld into a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 mini PC that can run an ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Few do-it-yourself computing products have taken the world by storm like the Raspberry Pi, after it was first released in 2012.

If you're not ready to undertake challenging projects, the Raspberry Pi Zero series offers entry-level specifications which are perfect for those getting started. Priced $15 or less, the Raspberry ...