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Are Optical Drives Being Phased Out of Game Consoles
Are Optical Drives Being Phased Out of Game Consoles Olwin 0 Views • 1 month ago

http://chris.pirillo.com/are-o....ptical-drives-obsole @mattdunner on Twitter asked, "Do you think optical drives will be absent on future game consoles?" <br /><br />Thanks to direct download services, it appears the gaming industry is heading in that direction already. It's possible that the next generation of consoles will be released without optical drives at all, relying on the users broadband connection to download games directly to a drive on the console itself.<br /><br />What do you think? Are optical drives on consoles a thing of the past?<br /><br />http://chris.pirillo.com<br />http://lockergnome.com<br />http://twitter.com/ChrisPirillo

【05】Game Review Metal Slug 1 NeoGeo Video Game on JXD S7800B handheld game console
【05】Game Review Metal Slug 1 NeoGeo Video Game on JXD S7800B handheld game console Olwin 0 Views • 1 month ago

JXD S7800B(http://www.jxdofficial.com/jxd....-s7800b-7-inch-quad- is an android game console for retro emulator games such as (PSP, NDS, PS1, N64, FBA (CPS1/CPS2/CPS3/NEOGEO/IGS), Mame, GBA, GBC, SFC, MD, FC, WSC) and android games.

DIY Raspberry Pi Zero Handheld Game Console (Part 2)
DIY Raspberry Pi Zero Handheld Game Console (Part 2) Olwin 0 Views • 1 month ago

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<br>In this project I will show you how I used a Raspberry Pi Zero, NiMH batteries, a homemade over-discharge protection circuit, a rearview lcd and an audio amp to create a handheld game console that can play retro games.
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<br>In the Hall of the Mountain King, Kevin MacLeod
<br>Ecstatic Wave, Jens Kiilstofte
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A look at a Vectrex (1982 video game console)
A look at a Vectrex (1982 video game console) Olwin 0 Views • 1 month ago

Do you like straight lines and old arcade games? Then the Vectrex may well be the console for you! Released in 1982, the Vectrex features an intriguing built-in vector monitor (basically a normal CRT monitor with different control circuitry) that left the living room TV free for Dad to watch the first everof Taggart. The display is strictly black and white, but by using the astonishingly MacGyver-esque technique of placing coloured plastic overlays on the screen you can make everything look a bit blue.
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<br>So what games are there? A nifty rip-off of Asteroids called Mine Storm (just dont reach level 13). Theres an overly leisurely version of Berzerk. Then theres Spike, a little star man equipped with River Dance jig and the ability to teleport ladders in his quest to save Molly from the evil Spud. And finally Star Ship. Yes you guessed it, nifty spaceships with magic hypnotizing square effects that I still dont understand despite playing it several times.
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<br>As far as we know, this is the only video games console ever released that can cause permanent retina damage even if played on a moderate brightness setting. But dont worry - your eyes are quite safe through the filter of YouTube. Pity about mine.
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DIY Raspberry Pi Zero Handheld Game Console (Part 1)
DIY Raspberry Pi Zero Handheld Game Console (Part 1) Olwin 0 Views • 1 month ago

Previous video:
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<br>Detailed information (pictures, schematics, config files,..) on Instructables:
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<br>Parts list (not complete, see Instructables for more information):
<br>Amazon.com:
<br>Raspberry Pi Zero:
<br>NiMH batteries (I recommend Eneloop):
<br>3.5 inch LCD:
<br>PAM8403 Audio Amp:
<br>Housing:
<br>Ebay:
<br>Raspberry Pi Zero:
<br>NiMH batteries (I recommend Eneloop):
<br>3.5 inch LCD:
<br>PAM8403 Audio Amp:
<br>Housing:
<br>Amazon.de:
<br>Raspberry Pi Zero:
<br>NiMH batteries (I recommend Eneloop):
<br>3.5 inch LCD:
<br>PAM8403 Audio Amp:
<br>Housing:
<br>
<br>In this project I will show you how I used a Raspberry Pi Zero, NiMH batteries, a homemade over-discharge protection circuit, a rearview lcd and an audio amp to create a handheld game console that can play retro games.
<br>
<br>Music:
<br>new Lookalike by Bartlebeats
<br>Ecstatic Wave, Jens Kiilstofte
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<br>Or you feel super generous and want to use this Amazon link as your Amazon home page. And do not worry, your purchases are all anonym and the prices are all the same:
<br>Amazon.de:
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