Science Museum Retro Extravaganza ‘Power-Up’
It’s the last day of the Power-Up exhibition at the London Science Museum which means it’s your last chance to get a go on some seriously retro gear.
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Building a Raspberry Pi Retro Gaming Machine – Part 2 Installing RetroPie
Following on from part 1 we get our retro games console up and running. We had some problems with the RetroPie sound at first, but it all worked out in the end.
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The C64 – The Commodore 64 is Coming Back to Resume Hostilities with the Speccy
Pinch me, I’m must be dreaming, the world’s gone into retro gaming hardware overdrive. Here’s a new Commodore 64 clone to add to the list of consoles that’ll soon be hanging out of the back of your telly.
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Retro-Bit Generations – Another Retro TV Console
Heads up…here’s another retro gaming console to put on your Christmas list. This one’s packed full of arcade classics and comes with two controllers.
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Useless Modern Tech: Fitness Trackers
Do you need motivation to keep fit?
If you answered yes then you could buy yourself a fitness tracker to tell you you are unfit and sleep too much. Alternatively you could get yourself chased by a hoard of zombies instead.
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A New ZX Spectrum is Coming Your Way
Dust off your cassettes, commandeer the family TV and call up your mates. The Sinclair ZX Spectrum is back, beefed up and looking good. Whatever Next?
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Sociable Soccer Making Sensible Decisions
Practice your goal celebrations, prepare to mock your defeated friends, Sensi’s brand new incarnation Sociable Soccer is but a few short months away.
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Building a Raspberry Pi Retro Gaming Machine – Part 1 Getting Started
We’re going to build a cheap(ish) mini retro gaming console using a Raspberry Pi, part 1 finds us looking into the bits we need to achieve our retro gaming dream.
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New: Flicky Cricket for iOS
Pad up, drink some coffee, clear out all unwanted distractions and get your head down for some full on cricket action with this retro themed game for iOS.
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