Friday 16 September 2016
Once the pinnacle of technological achievement (at least as it pertains to video games), Pac-Man and Donkey Kong have since become beloved relics of our forgotten arcade past. Six-foot tall cabinets that once made visits to the arcade, bowling alley or local pizza parlor so amazing are fond memories of most of our childhoods. Now, you can play the same games, in all their arcade glory, on a machine the fits comfortably inside a teacup. Adafruit maker Phillip Burgess created a multiple arcade machine emulator (MAME) powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero, a 0.96 RGB OLED display and an audio amplifier. The…
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