Weather Shield - weather station for Arduino - SparkFun DEV-13956
Index: SPF-10199
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StampS3Breakout - expansion board for M5Stamp series - M5Stack A129
Index: MSS-23506
- Reduced price
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DC/AC step-up AZO Digital IPS-1000S 12/230V ECO Mode 1000W converter
Index: AZO-12050
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Gaming consoles
In this category you will find unique devices thanks to which you will be able not only to experience unique entertainment, but also you will be able to learn completely new skills. These are DIY mini gaming consoles - some of them are ready to use right after purchase, while others require you to assemble and connect Raspberry Pi or Arduino. Check what we have prepared in this category, find the console for you!
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RetroPie Gaming Kit with Raspberry Pi 4B - 4GB
A set to build a gaming console based on the Raspberry Pi 4B minicomputer in 4 GB version with a microSD card with NOOBs uploaded and a 3 A power supply and an effective...
Index: RPI-16380
Index: RPI-16380
GamePi20 - add-ons for Raspberry Pi Zero to Build GamePi20 - Waveshare 16865
GamePi20 from Waveshare is a set of accessories for self-assembling mini game consoles . It is compatible with the Raspberry Pi Zero microcontroller. The expansion has a...
Index: WSR-17597
Index: WSR-17597
ARCADE console for MakeCode Arcade - Retail Pack - Kitronik 5319
Kitronik Arcade is a small console for games created by yourself in MakeCode Arcade or using JavaScript or Python. The board has a 1.77" colour LCD display. 6 action...
Index: KTR-16882
Index: KTR-16882
Kittenbot Meowbit - programable, portable game console
Portable, miniature, fully programmable game console. Prepared for coding with Makecode, Scratch and expandable with micro:bit expanders.
Index: SEE-14419
Index: SEE-14419
Kitronik ARCADE console for MakeCode Arcade - Kitronik 5311
The Kitronik Arcade portable gaming console is a device designed for beginners as well as advanced users, giving you the ability to create your own games using the MakeCode...
Index: KTR-16144
Index: KTR-16144
Odroid Go Super - Portable Game Console - Clear White
Odroid Go Super console in a translucent white casing. The device is equipped with a 5-inch LCD display of 854 x 480 px resolution . The screen has been additionally reinforced...
Index: ODR-18860
Index: ODR-18860
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ZIP96 Retro Gamer for Raspberry Pi Pico - Kitronik 5347
Kitronik ZIP96 Retro Gamer is a programmable retro gaming device designed for Raspberry Pi Pico . It contains 96 colorful LEDs forming the display, as well as a buzzer and...
Index: KTR-23484
Index: KTR-23484
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GamePi43 Raspberry Pi GamePi43 - add-ons for Raspberry Pi B+ / 2B / 3B / 3B+ / 4B - Waveshare 16967
GamePi43 is a portable mini game console , used with a Raspberry Pi microcontroller connection. It is compatible with Raspberry Pi B+ / 2B / 3B / 3B+ / 4B models. The...
Index: WSR-17598
Index: WSR-17598
Game Zip 64 for the BBC micro:bit - Kitronik 5626
The Kitronik GAME ZIP 64 console for the BBC micro:bit modules is a versatile platform for running popular retro games. Equipped with a 64 LED 8 x 8 matrix as a screen, a...
Index: KTR-16134
Index: KTR-16134
A set to build a retro gaming machine based on the Picade X Hat USB C for Raspberry Pi. The board includes connectors for the joystick and buttons, audio I2S DAC with 3 W...
Index: PIM-13956
Index: PIM-13956
Picade X HAT USB-C - games console for Raspberry Pi - Pimoroni PIM462
Overlay for Raspberry Pi created by Pimoroni. It allows you to create your own game console based on the popular minicomputer which is Raspberry Pi. It has been equipped...
Index: PIM-18909
Index: PIM-18909
PyGamer - mini game console - Adafruit 4242
A portable, miniature, fully programmable PyGamer game console from Adafruit. It is designed for both beginners and more advanced users. Programming can be done using, among...
Index: ADA-19087
Index: ADA-19087
PicoSystem - Pocket Portable Game Console - with RP2040 - PiMoroni PIM559
Compact pocket -sized game console with Raspberry Pi RP2040 chip . PicoSystem has a color LCD 240 x 240 px display with a diagonal of 1.54 '' , a designer D-pad and...
Index: PIM-21144
Index: PIM-21144
PyBadge Starter Kit - mini console - Adafruit 4623
Portable game console from Adafruit. The kit includes a mini PyBadge console, battery, USB cable and a comfortable lanyard with a double hook. The console can be programmed...
Index: ADA-18493
Index: ADA-18493
Circuitmess Nibble type F educational kit - game console for self-assembly
DIY kit designed for self-assembly of Nibble console type F from Circuitmess. Thanks to the user's manual you will learn how to assemble the game console yourself using...
Index: CIM-18555
Index: CIM-18555
ARCADE console for BBC micro:bit and MakeCode Arcade - programmable gamepad - Kitronik 56116
The Kitronik Arcade portable game console was created especially for the BBC micro:bit . It allows you to create your own games using the MakeCode Arcade platform and...
Index: KTR-24927
Index: KTR-24927
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Mini gaming consoles
The offered products are unique mini game consoles - most of them have been created to recreate devices from the nineties with the help of modern tools. By purchasing one of the devices, not only will you be able to feel the nostalgia and atmosphere of those times, but you will also experience some electronics in practice. Many of these devices have been prepared in such a way that the user has to assemble and start the whole thing on his own at the beginning. Some require additional equipment with development boards such as Raspberry Pi or Arduino.
DIY consoles - entertainment and development in one
Offered products are not only devices used to play games. They also allow you to expand your skills in electronics and programming. You will find products from companies like Adafruit, Seeedstudio, Odroid, CircuitMess, Kitronik, M5Stack, PiMoroni, Raspberry Pi, TinkerGen and Waveshare. Some of the devices are printed circuit boards without housing and software, which the user after receiving can equip with missing parts and program according to their own choice. Ultimately, the hardware does not have to be used only for games - most variants can be adapted, for example, as a device designed to run machine learning models.
Your own version of the device - your own games
The user can also independently design and run games on the device that they have written themselves. Thanks to appropriately prepared buttons, joysticks and other pointing devices, the equipment will be perfect in this role. If the board doesn't have a case yet, using the detailed specifications, the dimensions provided and 3D design software, you can create a case, then print it out on a 3D printer and finally mount it on the device. The result is a one-of-a-kind device designed just for you. It is also a great idea for a unique gift for a family member or friend.
What exactly do we offer?
First of all, we offer portable game consoles. Both the devices that you can adapt to your needs in many ways and the equipment that directly refers for example to Nintendo devices. Choosing RetroPie set you will get two gaming pads resembling models used in the past for Super Nintendo consoles, Raspberry Pi with special casing, full cabling, power supplies and memory card. You can easily install a game emulator from the 80s and 90s on such a set. Inexperienced in electronics people will also manage. Retro console based on Raspberry Pi comes with detailed instructions for use, assembly and installation of necessary programs (some of the documents can be viewed before purchase).
Portable game consoles
An example of fully portable game consoles include Odroid Go devices. The user receives a full set of components from the manufacturer, which will be able to assemble a full-fledged gaming console with a screen and built-in pad. The whole thing can be handled and assembled independently even by a child inexperienced in electronics - in this way he/she will gain practical skills and may become more interested in the subject of electronics. The kit includes a full set of tools to assemble the device, Li-Pol (3.7 V) battery, Wi-Fi module, 3.5″ display, 1 GB of RAM, Rockchip RK3326 processor. The device is capable of installing dozens of emulators, such as Game Boy Color, PlayStation (PSX) or Super Nintendo Entertainment System.