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An arcade cabinet that fit in your pocket
The Adam Colecovision (1983) was a generally intriguing, but ultimately failed attempt at turning the Colecovision console into a fully fu...
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A cover gallery for Atari ST Games
I was reading through some more old gaming magazines and I came across an old review for the Intellivision game Shark! Shark! in the Novembe...
Parent company Commodore International was founded in 1958 as a Canadian marketer and assembler of typewriters and electromechanical business machines. In 1968, the company entered the electronic calculator market–one of the first to do so in the U.S.–and sold off its other interests. Commodore Business Machines was created in 1976 with the purchase of MOS…
Over on Reddit someone posted that they took a Gameboy Micro and put it in a Super Nintendo controller. Oh man, this has me wondering if it could be done wit...
This is my 2016 competition entry. I've enjoyed participating so far, thank you Bitbuilt for hosting this opportunity. All the builds are looking great...
Build you own Mame cabinet using these steps
P I X E L V I S I O N Handheld Emulator System
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TAKE YOUR TIME, USE THE TOOLS AS INTENDED, BE ESPECIALLY RESPONSIBLE USING TOOLS DESIGNED TO CUT, ASK QUESTIONS BEFOREHAND, RESPECT TOOLS THAT AREN'T YOUR OWN, AND SAVE TIME BY MEASURING TWICE AND CUTTING ONCE. UPDATE 3 May-26-2016: Stronger, sleeker, and easier to build. The newest ve
Let’s face it, we all love arcades, but not all of us can fit a full size stand-up in our homes. [Bentika] knew the solution was a bartop style cabinet, but it had to be designed and built to…
Design the ultimate retro game room with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to choose the right space, equipment, and decor to create an immersive vintage gaming experience. Perfect for fans of retro and vintage decor.
I designed the ARC P2 to be a light weight, minimal, and unobtrusive two player arcade machine which is small enough to transport in your car. The idea was to build an arcade machine that would look g...
Even though few people could afford personal computers in Soviet times, there were plenty of them in the 80's. Here are the most popular ones.
