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“The PIC32 robot from my 2022 Project Goals is finally finished! Building it was a fun way to learn about the MIPS architecture and programming the PIC32. It was also a chance to work on a 6502 emulator that will …

“An Arduino is actually powerful enough to emulate a C64. With only a few external components it outputs PAL or NTSC video and can be connected to any TV or composite input of an analog monitor. This is a further …

“This library only functions with the Arduino Mega or Mega 2560 due to memory constraints! This is a free, open source project which comprises light modification of Marat Fayzullin’s brilliant Z80 emulator in C in order to make it …

“The Raspberry Pi 400 invokes a sense of nostalgia back to the all-in-one systems of the past, such as those commonly available in the 80’s (about 40 years ago!) of having the keyboard and computer all in one, with …

“Atari 8 bit computers, NES and SMS game consoles on your TV with nothing more than a ESP32 and a sense of nostalgia Supports NTSC/PAL color composite video output, Bluetooth Classic or IR keyboards and joysticks; just the thing …

“Turn your Game Boy Advance into a Bluetooth Gamepad Use a Gameboy Advance as a Bluetooth Gamepad to play your favorite games on emulators running on PC, Android, Mac or any Bluetooth compatible device The device is basically an ESP32 …

“New AVR simulator that allows you to compile and run Arduino code directly in your browser! When I write about JavaScript or other Web-related topics, I often include code samples that you can run and interact with. This allows the …

“My brother has always been a fan of the first Playstation. We’ve never had one in our family but we both grew up playing on our friends consoles. And even today both of us still love the low-fi style …

“The PDP-11 was probably the most influential computer ever. It defined what we think of as normal, it was the first machine you could get Unix for, and Windows can trace its roots to the PDP-11’s other …

“Retro computing is very popular. It’s interesting to experience what computing was like in the 80s when 8-bit processors were the standard and 64K of memory was generous. While you can get a taste of this by using an …