The Raspberry Pi is a hugely popular platform for emulating older consoles, with the RetroPie framework making it easy to get started in no time at all. Often, these single board computers get ...

[Terence Eden] hopped to it and made what might be the first Raspberry Pi Zero emulator ... he’s using a pre-built image of RetroPie which means you pretty much just need to load it and ...

RetroPie is suited for dedicated emulation setups on devices like Raspberry Pi, offering extensive features beyond RetroArch.

It's no secret that one of the most popular ways to play retro and classic games is through emulation on Raspberry Pi computers, usually using software like RetroPie. The software tends to work on ...

Having an onboard AI image processor means that Raspberry Pi doesn’t need to use a GPU or cloud-based computing power. It ...

DigiPort is a Raspberry Pi-powered HDMI stick that turns any TV into a PC for retro gaming, video streaming, and more ...

Emulators for the Raspberry Pi are easy to find, with RetroPie being a great place to start. You can then add your own game ROMs for multiple platforms – all legally sourced, of course.

Raspberry Pi releases its own branded micro SD cards that offer faster performance on the Raspberry Pi 5, and improved ...

Pricing varies by model and RAM size. For example, the Raspberry Pi 4 starts at around $35 for the 2GB model, $55 for the 4GB ...

Raspberry Pi and Sony have co-developed a Raspberry Pi AI Camera module that’s launching today for $70. It comes with onboard ...

The Raspberry Pi 5’s increased CPU and GPU speeds mean that you can expect better performance in heavier tasks like gaming, emulation, and even running NAS or file server software. I noticed ...