We originally featured [Rodot’s] Arduino based gaming console over a year ago. With the Gamebuino, you too can build your own games and gaming hardware around the Arduino.

A must-have peripheral for games consoles of the 1980s and 1990s was the light gun. A lens and photo cell mounted in a gun-like plastic case, the console could calculate where on the screen it was … ...

This project is an Arduino based game console, that will use cartidges to store game logic. Essentially it aims to be an Arduino Gameboy. The cartridges contain an ATMega138p chip that will run all ...

This project is an Arduino game console. The gaming console is powered by a joystick, including the button press on the joystick. The schematic above is made with TinkerCAD, with the potentiometer on ...

Gamebuino: for gamers and makers Fabien Jannic-Cherbonnel, Saint-Etienne 11/13/2014 November 13, 2014. French tech has a new poster boy: Aurélien Rodot, creator of an open source games console.

The Arduino game console was first launched via Kickstarter last year, raised $433,038 out of 7,221 backers, and has been shipped to all backers in August. However, it’s now available for pre-order on ...

Tired of playing handheld games on your smartphone, Nintendo 3Ds, or PlayStation Vita? You could build your own handheld game system with a Gameduino. Or you could buy a system like the Gamebuino ...

Developer Janicki Michel has created an Arduino-powered programmable games console that is equipped with an Arduino Due, offering a 120×120 pixel display in 256 RGB colors with VGA display output.

But if you want something a little more DIY, Gameduino 2 is a Kickstarter project that provides a kit for turning an Arduino board into a portable gaming device.

The Gamebuino Arduino games console has been designed so you can easily get started, yet it is powerful enough to make fully-featured 8-bit games and other projects.