The article discusses the revival of DIY gaming consoles with the introduction of the Pi Tin, created by Alley Cat Engineering. This Raspberry Pi-powered console can emulate classic games from systems like SNES, GBA, and PS1, all while fitting into a standard Altoids mint tin. By providing open-source plans, Alley Cat enables gamers to build their own device, complete with accessible components and assembly kits. The compact design includes a 2.8-inch display and offers up to five hours of battery life, merging nostalgia with modern convenience.
The Pi Tin, a Raspberry Pi-powered retro console compact enough to fit in an Altoids tin, revives the DIY spirit with an open-source approach.
Alley Cat Engineering reimagines a classic DIY console concept with the Pi Tin, sharing plans for a compact gaming device that emulates multiple consoles.
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