Destined for supermarket voucher rails, the GamerCard can handle PICO-8, emulators, and slips neatly into your pocket. I am *really* excited about the GamerCard, the compact handheld Raspberry Pi-powered gaming system created by visionary Grant Sinclair. After our chat on the Gaming Retro podcast a few weeks ago, he’s beenRead More →
GamerCard is based on the Raspberry Pi Zero form factor and has been designed by British computing royalty. No, you read that right: designed for supermarket hooks by Grant Sinclair, nephew of inventor Sir Clive, this is a Raspberry Pi-equipped portable gaming unit. It looks amazing! This has really gotRead More →
One of the key new features of Recalbox 8.0 is it enhanced support for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. Released in October 2021, the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is a new revision of the slimline version of the already compact Raspberry Pi computer. Ideal for retro gaming, theseRead More →
A brand new Raspberry Pi model has been released. The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is a super-specced version of the old Pi Zero, ideal for compact retro gaming projects like the Retroflag GPi Game Boy clone. Six years after the first Raspberry Pi Zero was given away on aRead More →
