In this week’s podcast, we’re having a look at the new Raspberry Pi 500+, the all-in-one desktop computer that suits retro computing fans perfectly.
Along with the latest retro gaming news, there’s also a look ahead to the PLAY Expo Blackpool 2025 event — which I’m really looking forward to!
- Raspberry Pi 500+ can be your ultimate retro computer
- Bubble Bobble C64 Remastered
- 80s style platformer Bomcat out now
- New classics join GOG Preservation Program
- Vectrex Mini Kickstarter details (2025) [UPDATED]
- PLAY Expo Blackpool preview
Plus, a look at How the Raspberry Pi changed retro gaming. I’ve had a Raspberry Pi since the first Model B was released, and immediately saw the possibilities for running retro games on the computer. I really believe the affordable mini computer unleashed retro gaming for many, whether using the Pi, or one of the many single-board computers it inspired.
Whichever way you look at it, the Raspberry Pi has played a massive part in the rise of retro gaming.
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Christian Cawley is a writer and editor who covers consumer electronics, IT, and entertainment media. He has written for publications such as Computer Weekly, Linux Format, MakeUseOf.com, and Tech Radar.
He also produces podcasts, has a cigar box guitar, and of course, loves retro gaming.