Ryan Grieve used the Raspberry Pi mini-computer to make a functioning Pip-Boy 3000 and has documented the process of creating the Raspberry Pip-Boy on his blog. “The idea was simple enough ...

This device may look like a classic Game Boy, but it's actually powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero.. YouTuber wermy placed a Raspberry Pie Zero inside an original Game Boy, adding a 3.5 inch composite ...

And it comes with a cartridge that looks like a classic Game Boy game… but which is actually a case for a Raspberry Pi Zero or Zero W. The GPi case is available from Amazon for $70 .

DIY Raspberry Pi Pip Boy. In this guide you’ll learn how to 3D print and build your own functional Pipboy 3000 using a Raspberry Pi and Adafruit 3.5″ PiTFT.

One dedicated retro gamer, who goes by the name of Wermy online, recently showed off the Game Boy Zero: a first-generation Game Boy packing a Raspberry Pi Zero. The early Game Boy is in many ways ...

Game Boy Zero Is A Game Boy With A Raspberry Pi Zero Brain, And You Can Play Every Retro Game Imaginable. By Quinten Plummer Updated: Apr 08 2016, 07:00 AM EDT .

The Game Boy Zero, as it's called, is the combination of a Game Boy console and the Raspberry Pi Zero, an even smaller version of the Raspberry Pi micro-computer.

He modified an original Game Boy cartridge to act as an SD card adaptor for the Pi, which gave him the "same satisfaction of putting a cartridge in and powering it on like you would on a regular ...

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts that have an old Game Boy gathering dust in a drawer or attic may be interested in a new project that has been unveiled this week which installs a Raspberry Pi Zero mini ...

[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 R… ...

The Game Boy Zero is an example of the latter. As the name suggests this is a Game Boy fitted with a Raspberry Pi Zero board - pictured below, it's the work of a certain ' wermy '.

All you need to get your old Game Boy on steroids and able to play emulated games from most eras, is a Raspberry Pi Zero and some spare time (and a lot of solder). Skip to content.