While cart readers exist, he says that they are hard to find nowadays, so he decided to construct his own using an Arduino. SNES cartridges are relatively complex, so he opted to focus on Gameboy ...

The handheld gaming world has been on the retreat since smartphones replaced the Gameboys in our pockets. But, when you mix nostalgia, an Arduino and a low price point, you get the credit-card ...

For about $250, Liquidware will send you a full build kit for his open source Game Boy killer tribute. Unfortunately, the “Game” part will be up to you — the Arduino-based handheld has only ...

Oh, the Gameboy. How you fill my heart with nostalgia. And though you can still readily find the handy devices online for cheap, it's an entirely different story when you can make one for yourself.

The Arduboy Arduino Gameboy project is currently over on the Kickstarter crowd funding website looking to raise $25,000 in pledges to make the jump from concept to production.

7 thoughts on “ Arduino Saves Game Boy Camera ” metai says: December 1, 2017 at 2:21 am “found that they still had pictures on them ” All of ...

The Arduino then processes the image data and sends it to the Game Boy Thermal Printer, which prints the photo almost instantly. The resulting prints are small, black-and-white images with a ...

This Game Boy look-alike, for instance, demonstrates its creator's skills in one fell swoop: It doesn't just display a résumé, ... because it uses a barebones Arduino board ...

Pokemon: to catch them all, you have to have two of everything—two Game Boys, two (slightly different) copies of the same game and, if you're lucky, a ...

Maker Jason Carlson not only remade the Intellivision game Treasure of Tarmin, also known simply as ‘Minotaur’, but he also created a wooden Arduino handheld console to play it on. The ...

But, when you mix nostalgia, an Arduino and a low price point, you get the credit-card sized Arduboy. The 8-bit gaming rig fits in your pocket, sports a black-and-white 1.3-inch OLED screen, ...