To get all this working, the team used an OBD-II cable, a PiCAN2 and Raspberry PI, which read the vehicle's CAN bus data, and a laptop, as well as some tools called Cansniffer and Candump.

The SNES controller shell winds up housing all the original buttons, the Waveshare Tiny GamePi15 and its display, the Raspberry Pi Zero, the controller's PCB, an SD card, and that 600 mAh battery.

What if a Raspberry Pi SNES controller had its own ... The video was uploaded to YouTube which referred to this console as a "super Nintendo" which is also one way of looking at this particular ...

The newly launched Raspberry Pi 5 mini PC offers more power than its predecessor and although not widely available as yet has been put to the test as a Nintendo games emulation station.

We’ve seen a Raspberry Pi stuffed into an Xbox controller, arcade stick, and a NES controller, so it only makes sense we’d get one inside a SNES controller.YouTuber Anthony Caccese did just that.

A enterprising tinkerer has turned the Raspberry Pi into a miniature Super Nintendo, by building his own controller adapter. The Raspberry Pi is a credit card-sized computer that has struck a ...

So, when I saw this project that adds a Raspberry Pi to a controller shell, I knew I had to cover it. Best of all, its creator went into great detail about how they made it, meaning you can follow ...

The build uses a pair of Raspberry Pi Pico microcontrollers, communicating over HC-05 Bluetooth modules. One Pico acts as a controller akin to a Wiimote, while the other runs a basic game and ...

Plus, unlike Nintendo’s miniature console, building an emulator out of a Raspberry Pi means you can use any USB controller, run a much wider variety of games from more consoles, as well as ...