An arduino kit is usually the force behind a lot of GeekTech’s favorite hacks, such as the Yarn Monster, and it even has its own documentary. And then there’s the Rainbowduino for those drawn ...

With little more than an Arduino, an OLED display, and some buttons, it’s easy to build your own faux-retro game system. There’s even a growing library of titles out there that target t… ...

This Game Boy look-alike, for instance, demonstrates its creator's skills in one fell swoop: It doesn't just display a résumé, it's also a simple gaming handheld that can play Tetris.

“or maybe one of our readers can make an Game Boy emulator for the Arduino!” Lets see… The atmega328p in the gamebuino has 2k of sram. The gameboy has 8k of sram and 8k of video ram.

In this case, some folks from the Cowtown Computer Congress used a couple of servos and the ever so useful Arduino to connect a wooden Labyrinth game to a Wii Fit, ...

The first was designed to bring vintage games to the Arduino. The new model is a bit more powerful and capable of running the type of games you regularly see on Android and iOS devices.

Luckily, Nortje knows a little something about wiring together a faux Nintendo using Arduino.So he set up an old monitor into a Game Boy-like housing with an oversized D-Pad and two buttons.

It has since been dubbed Game:ref, and unsurprisingly, a Kickstarter project is in the works. At it's core, this Arduino-based solution is designed to detect discrepancies between user input and ...