Let’s build a device that uses the original Game Boy’s hardware to play some fine chiptunes! Ever wondered what you can do with a mainboard when the display is broken? Do you also let the Tetris game run, just to listen to the music? Now there’s another project that you can try! Join Dave as he connects a new display to the Game Boy with the help of an Arduino Nano via the Game Boy link port and puts everything in a nice package! Happy Birthday to the GAME BOY, 30 years and still going!
Month: June 2019
Futuristic Transportation Concepts
As Cities get more congested designers are looking for ways to possibly overcome these obstacles.
Cheap 32-bit 3D Printer Controller!
Finally, we can purchase affordable 32-bit controllers for our 3D Printers! In this video I show configuring the board with Marlin 2.0 for my HyperCube 3D Printer.
Ryzen 3950X @5.2GHz DECIMATES INTEL 9980XE
Another day.. another Zen 2 leak. This time we have the Ryzen 9 3950X running at a staggering 5.2GHz and completely destroying anything Intel has to offer.
Retrorama Theme For RetroPie Quick Look And How To Install
In this video, I take a quick look at The Awesome Retrorama Theme by Phills Doodles I also show you how to install the theme.
Someone Created an 8-Bit Final Fantasy XI for GameBoy And It’s Wild
One of the last things I ever thought I’d see today when I woke up is Final Fantasy XI running on a GameBoy. Yet, Final Fantasy XI Adventure absolutely a real thing that exists, and you can play it right now if you wanted to.
And yes, we’re talking about that Final Fantasy, you know, the MMORPG that has largely given up the spotlight to its younger brother Final Fantasy XIV but is still chugging along to its own beat.
Sega’s SolSeraph looks like an ActRaiser spiritual successor
Sega and developer Ace Team (Zeno Clash, Rock of Ages) dropped a nice surprise today: They’re making a spiritual successor to ActRaiser, the Super NES action-platformer-city-building-simulation hybrid, called SolSeraph. And that game will be released in just a couple weeks on July 10.
E.O.N Super 64 Announced! Nintendo 64 No Mod HDMI Adapter!
E.O.N just announced the Super 64, a no mod solution for your Nintendo 64 to be able to plug your console into any modern display or tv that uses HDMI. This is not a cheap scaler, this thing looks amazing! Let’s take a look!
Is 4GB the Limit for the Raspberry Pi 4?
So you’ve rushed off to your favourite dealer in Raspberry Pi goodies and secured your shiny new Raspberry Pi 4. Maybe you’re anxiously waiting for the postie, or perhaps if you’re lucky enough to live near Cambridge you simply strolled into the Pi shop and bought one over the counter. You’ve got the best of the lot, the 4 GB model, and there’s nothing like the feeling of having the newest toy before everyone else does.
You open the box, pull out the Pi, and get busy. The instruction leaflet flutters to the floor, ignored and forgotten. If you’re our tipster [Eric van Zandvoort] though, you read it, notice something unexpected, and send a scan to your friends at Hackaday. Because there at the top, in the regulatory compliance information that nobody reads, is the following text:
Product name: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB + 8 GB variants.
