As an anniversary present to one another, Wesley and I bought a Raspberry Pi 2. We werent' sure what we wanted to do with it at first, not surprising given the ridiculous versatility of the little board. People have used the Pi 2 to control their stereos, made smart beer fridges out of it, even made functioning phones from them. While all of those projects sound awesome, they were also a touch daunting. What did we settle on instead? What else, but a retro gaming machine.
Showing posts with label home built. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home built. Show all posts
We (Mostly) Built a Tiny Retro Gaming Console!
Thursday, February 4, 2016
As an anniversary present to one another, Wesley and I bought a Raspberry Pi 2. We werent' sure what we wanted to do with it at first, not surprising given the ridiculous versatility of the little board. People have used the Pi 2 to control their stereos, made smart beer fridges out of it, even made functioning phones from them. While all of those projects sound awesome, they were also a touch daunting. What did we settle on instead? What else, but a retro gaming machine.
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home built,
N64,
project,
Raspberry Pi 2,
Retro
Prelude To A New PC
Thursday, January 28, 2016
I've been out of the PC gaming ring for too long. In the eight+ years that I've been writing for Somnambulant Gamer I've played most of my games on consoles. Sure, a number of the indie games I've played have been on the PC, most of the AAA titles I've played have been experienced solely on consoles. My gaming roots are with the PC and I'm finally taking steps to go back to them. I'm not buying any pre-built tower, laptop or Steam machine. It's time I built my own.
Labels:
ASUS,
custom,
GTX 980 Ti,
home built,
Mastercase,
PC
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