MicroPythonOS is an Android-inspired OS for microcontrollers such as the ESP32 with a touchscreen UI, an app store, and lots more.

The new year is upon us, and with it comes new ways to play an almost 30 year old game! Released just a few hours ago, Ocarina of Time has yet again been revamped, this time featuring the mask transfo...

The Nintendo 64 library and its decompilation community continues to grow day by day, and with the evolution of reverse engineering tools and efforts, more and more games are getting decompilations an...

A Microchip microcontroller drives software-selectable emulation of the HP-15C and HP-16C scientific calculators in this slick kit.

Creating tiles and pixel art on your Game Boy!

“Am I too old to learn Blender?” is a question I see pop up on forums sometimes. Funny enough, it’s never asked by old people.  It’s always someone who’s 25-30 years old . Which, as a 46-year ...

How many people haven’t looked at their Game Boy Advance (GBA) handheld gaming device and wondered how much better it might be if it could run FreeDOS. Inside an 8086 …read more

A classic turn based RPG!

Back in the early 2000s, Nintendo re-released their (at the time) 3D Zeldas from the Nintendo 64 console for their then brand new console, the Nintendo Gamecube. The first re-release was back in Febr...

A remastered version of Mega Man IV Game Boy videogame, that colorizes it and works on real GBC hardware.

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Wish BlackBerry had discovered LoRa transceivers and electrophoretic displays? Try the T-Deck Pro.

M5Stack has released Cardputer v1.1, an upgraded version of its compact computing platform. The latest version introduces the StampS3A microcontroller, an improved antenna, and a more responsive…

Three test tools in one that takes up very little space in a toolbox or even your shirt pocket being the size of a business card. By C Forde.

Instead of the usual Raspberry Pi single-board computer, Abe’s cyberdeck-like mini computer works using microcontrollers.

The jumperless Jumperless has a new trick up its sleeve: the ability to natively run, and display, id Software's 1993 FPS classic.

Jeija's ESP32 antenna array allows us to visualize the hidden world of Wi-Fi signals, and it can even be used to support indoor navigation.

Although the Earth’s magnetic field is reliable enough for navigation and is also essential for blocking harmful solar emissions and for improving radio communications, it’s not a uniform strength everywhere …read more