40 Results for "retro arcade"

Colours
Instructions from Making your work social media ready
Colour: Using colour in your photos can help get people's attention. You can do this in a variety of ways. You can create contrast with your PCB and the background, wires, or components by choosing a very different colour like @davedarko did...

General instructions
Instructions from Building a Polybius Arcade Cabinet
The Basics I found a plan on this website. It's not a bad start but the design misses a few key dimensions - we had to work out a few of them with a bit of maths. Still, it's something. We built the cabinet out of 12mm plywood which is quite strong,...

Play with retro computer emulators
Instructions from PYPRCA - Python Programmable Calculator (computer)
It is same like CircuitPython setup in step 4. but instead of circuitpython.uf2 use one of this prepared system firmwares https://github.com/Jean-MarcHarvengt/MCUME/tree/master/MCUME_pico/bin/PICORETROVGAYou can play with all main legendary retro...

Hardware
Instructions from CTM
Obtain Retro Soundinator board. Use preferred surface-mount technique to mount all components except sockets, then let cool and solder through-hole components onto board. Add crystal; sound chip is not yet necessary.

Please consult Project Logs (above) for various aspects of this build/project
Instructions from Sym-1 A 6502 Phoenix!
How to upgrade the monitor functions and add a filing system to a retro 8 bit computer, the Sym-1, using a Mega2650+SD card

Build firmware
Instructions from Yes, Arduino Nano ESP32 can play Doom!
The Retro-Go firmware offers a Python script that automates the compilation process. Execute the following commands to build the Retro-Go launcher app and the Prboom-go app (Doom port). $ chmod +x rg_tool.py $ ./rg_tool.py --target arduino_nano_esp32...

Additional steps
Instructions from TechNIK's Cyberdeck
Cool lookin' Retro Terminalsudo apt-get install cool-retro-term Overclockhttps://beebom.com/how-overclock-raspberry-pi-4/amp/ Autostart VNCsudo apt-get install tightvncserversudo nano /etc/rc.local Add the following lines (between "fi" and "exit 0")...

Flash firmware
Instructions from Yes, Arduino Nano ESP32 can play Doom!
To upload the firmware onto the Arduino Nano ESP32 board, simply execute the following command. $ esptool.py --chip esp32s3 write_flash --flash_size detect 0x00 retro-go_1.39-pre-dirty_esplay-s3.img

Hardware connection
Instructions from Raspberry Pi Entertainment System
To build a Retro Game Machine, you need a Raspberry Pi, a Piboxy Case, a Game Controller, a Speaker and a Screen at least. Piboxy Case is used as Power Control, which allows you control your Paspberry Pi via on-case buttons and IR. So you need to connect...

Setup development environment
Instructions from Yes, Arduino Nano ESP32 can play Doom!
Although we will compile the firmware on macOS, the workflow is similar for other operating systems. First, we need to download and install the ESP-IDF development framework $ mkdir ~/Nano_ESP32_DOOM $ cd ~/Nano_ESP32_DOOM $ git clone -b release/v4.4...

Program the ATtiny85
Instructions from Retro-PixelBoy
Use the holes on the side to program the ATtiny85 with ATTiny_Retropie_Power-control.ino file provided. You can follow this guide to do that : https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub/arjun/programming-attiny85-with-arduino-uno-afb829 To program the ATtiny85...

Techstack
Instructions from ADM-3A Dumb Terminal Home Automation Hub
HARDWARE Server (remote or local)Dumb Terminal (RS-232 enabled)Null Modem CableSimulant Retro Wifi Si Modem SOFTWARE Ubuntu with open Telnet accessNode.jsPython3Main Application (Python Script running upon Telnet session/login)Google Assistant Relay...

3D Printing the case parts
Instructions from RETRO 1 - Home Computer Console
Retro Style Home Computer Case by thelabguy - Thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6444015 Assuming that you have the same keyboard as me, the easiest thing to do will be to download the STL files from Thingiverse, using the link above and send...

ESP8266 Retro Browser
Instructions from ESP8266 Retro Browser
Conclusions The ESP8266 is not designed for web browsing! Our noddy example works fine with a site designed to be slow-client friendly like retro.hackaday.com, but is swamped by responses from "normal" web sites. Even after stripping the echo loop to...

Retro Modules
Instructions from Retro Modules
Full instructions on how to build your first set of Retro Modules are available on GitHub.Since this concept is built around a set of hardware specifications, specifics on actual module hardware are not terribly necessary. Instead, here are some of the...

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