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The NES emulator is a software program that mimics the functionality of the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) console. It allows users to play classic NES games on modern devices, bringing a nostalgic gaming experience to a new generation of players.

Facelesstech’s Rev C Game Boy-style emulator features extra buttons, USB-C charging, and more.

Inspired by an earlier effort to port the Commodore 64 ROMs to the Atari family, this project brings them to the eight-bit NES.

All it takes is an ESP32, a Raspberry Pi, and 10 Game Boys.

This system bridges the gap between inexpensive Tiger Electronics handhelds and Nintendo’s offerings

This Wi-Fi-enabled Game Boy cartridge uses an ESP8266 to download Wikipedia articles and send them to the handheld for display.

Convert a large cushion into a video game controller with Arduino

Ian Charnas created a body-tracking, ROM-hacking, and arm-shocking version of the classic NES game that you can play in your browser.

Experimenting with classic arcade audio with Arduino