This is one of the more beautiful projects I’ve seen, just for pure retro quality. Noe Ruiz has written up the project over at Adafruit. Using a Pi, a PiTFT and a 3D printer, along with a few other bits…
Category: Games
Apollo mission capsule uses #RaspberryPi for creative play
Jeff Highsmith, who created a Mission Control Desk for his kids earlier this year, has now unveiled his latest creation. It’s a command capsule that mimics the Apollo moon missions! Made out of wood, it has 38 switches of various…
Tetris Duel – bare metal multiplayer Tetris for #RaspberryPi
Han Qiao, Piotr Chabierski, Michał Sienkiewicz & Utsav Tiwary from Imperial College London have written a multiplayer Tetris game for the Pi using bare metal assembly code. You can see a demo video above and access the code on GitHub here.
Bare Metal Assembly programming on the #RaspberryPi produces a classic game remake
Team 28 from Imperial College London have released the code for their bare-metal implementation of classic game Star Fox. You can get the code here and view a video of the game below:
Playing bridge on your #RaspberryPi
Russell Davis is a keen bridge player and has been playing about with getting various pieces of software to run on his Pi. Read more here
Build a castle with Minecraft on the #RaspberryPi
Matt Hawkins decided that he wanted to build something cool in Minecraft. But, using Python on the Pi Edition of Minecraft he was able to do this via a script. Read how he did it here.
#RaspberryPi powered arcade coin dozer game
SoggyBunz has lashed together an arcade-style coin dozer game using a Raspberry Pi and the shell of a Macintosh Plus. He uses a servo to activate an acrylic plate that moves back and forth, pushing coins over the edge. Read…
Stripped down #RaspberryPi brings new life to Gameboy
Travis Brown has taken an old Gameboy and squeezed inside a stripped-down Raspberry Pi, a composite screen, a battery and several smaller components and created a beautiful retro gaming device. His full account of the build including loads of photographs…
Run a QuakeWorld server on your #RaspberryPi
Sorry everyone. Looks like the downloads have disappeared. RawShark has been looking at running QuakeWorld on his Pi and has now come up with a way to do it. Here are his instructions (reproduced from his original thread): 1. download…
Program Conway’s Game of Life in Python on the #RaspberryPi
Trevor Appleton’s written a great tutorial on creating the famous Conway’s Game of Life on the Pi. I won’t go into the technicalities of it, apart from to say it uses Pygame, but this is a great exercise to do…