0%

0%

Video Games

Both retro and novelty. Games, consoles, controllers, gadgets.

curated by

davedarko

Following Follow this list

Become a Hackaday.io member

OR

Just one more thing

To make the experience fit your profile, pick a username and tell us what interests you.

OK, I'm done! Skip

Sort by:

Repairing and enhancing an old arcade machine from 1995

Rave Racer arcade machine

TinySwap is an ATTiny85 handheld game console designed to have detachable and swappable controls

TinySwap - Modular Handheld Game Console

AccidentalRebel

Lighted 3D display stand and amplifier with a real Nintendo DSi. Made with laser cut acrylic and fiberboard, lit with christmas lights.

Rhythm Core Alpha 2 Display Stand

A MicroPython gaming system featuring a Wemos D1 mini, OLED display, joystick, buttons, fancy LEDs and a buzzer.

GamerGorl

A USB HID gamepad integrated into a phone case.

USB-C Gamepad Phone Case

Play Flappy Bird on Arduino with Nokia 5110 LCD

Flappy Bird on Arduino

The performance of CM3L Computer Book of Raspberry Pi can not only fluently simulate PS1, but also can simulate NDS, DC and PSP etc.

Raspberry Pi handheld game console

Cirmall Cirmall

A PewPew shield for the TinyPICO

PicoPew

Christian Walther

This is clone of the Odroid Go game device with upgrades

ESP32 Game Console

Miroslav Zuzelka

Hackaday Prize 2019

Turn your phone into a retro gaming console

Playloop

MSX adapter for Nintendo 64 controllers

NSX-64

I programmed Tetris for the Arduino. It was a 2-Day Project. So it is not that big. But funny. The LCD Display is not made for this :-)

Tetris on Arduino + LCD

Now you're playing with LED.

Blinky for Game Boy

Sven Dahlstrand

Jump into the action with this awesome joystick for your Game Boy®. Now you're playing with power. Stick power.

Joy Boy

Sven Dahlstrand

A PewPew with a display.

PewPew M4