It’s nice to see classic hardware resurrected by any means necessary. Even if you can’t get a whole bare metal SNES, you might be able to use half of one with a little help from an FPGA.

To run SNES games on the Raspberry Pi, emulation software is used. Emulators are programs that mimic the hardware of a gaming console, allowing games designed for that console to run on different ...

So, when I saw this project that adds a Raspberry Pi to a controller shell, I knew I had to cover it. Best of all, its creator went into great detail about how they made it, meaning you can follow ...

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Real-Time Ray Tracing On An SNES? There's A Mod Chip For That by Nathan Ord — Wednesday, December 16, 2020, 12:23 PM EDT Comments ...

Rated-E Mods’ build really shines in the sculpted clay casing for the hardware Running emulators off a Raspberry Pi (in this case, the smaller and famously $5 Raspberry Pi Zero) is nothing new.

This Nintendo Switch Hack Could Enable SNES Classic Retro Gaming Goodness by Brandon Hill — Tuesday, May 15, 2018, 11:28 AM EDT Comments ...

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