Leland Flynn has just started a new project to fit a Raspberry Pi, running multiple emulators, inside an original Gameboy case. Looks like a really great project. He’s already done a decent amount of work on it. Read more and see…
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Retro #RaspberryPi gaming with the Super Nintendo Pi
MidiTheKid has written an excellent, in-depth guide to installing RetroPie and making a Super Nintendo-emulating Raspberry Pi. See the guide here
Learn and play piano in Minecraft with the #RaspberryPi
Martin O’Hanlon has written a tutorial and Python script to generate a piano and the notes to go along with it! Read more here
Use the Minecraft API with the full version using Raspberry Juice
Martin O’Hanlon has blogged a way to use a Java package to allow you to use your Minecraft Pi Edition scripts with the full version of Minecraft. It’s fairly complicated to do, but he’s written a full tutorial. Read the tutorial…
PocketMine for #RaspberryPi
Pre-compiled binaries for PocketMine are available for the Raspberry Pi. PocketMine is essentially a Minecraft Pocket Edition server. Just like Minecraft, it has an API you can use. More information on PocketMine. Here are the instructions from the Minecraft forum:…
Rock Paper Scissors with Python on the #RaspberryPi
Trevor Appleton has written a nice example program that emulates a Rock, Paper, Scissors game over on his blog. Read about it and get the script here
Retro heaven with a #RaspberryPi powered C64
Neil Crump shows off some Raspberry Pi-powered retro goodness with Commodore 64 emulation (using Vice) inside a C64 carcass.
Three Toys to Make with the #RaspberryPi
This guest post is courtesy of Farnell The UK-based Raspberry Pi Foundation has released a computer the size of a business card with a focus on giving children the basic idea of computer programming and engineering. However, the Raspberry Pi…
Settlers of Catan server on a #RaspberryPi
Steve Hickson has worked out how to get a Settlers of Catan virtual board game server running on his Raspberry Pi. Full instructions and details can be found on his blog. Read more here
Minecraft on the #RaspberryPi – API tutorial
Martin O’Hanlon has written an excellent tutorial on using Minecraft: Pi Edition’s API using Python. Read the tutorial here