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GamerCard is a pocket-sized console with Raspberry Pi Zero hardware for emulation gaming. The GamerCard comes preloaded with two games and is available for £120, with an 8-10 week shipping estimate.

We take a look at F-Zero AX, Nintendo's futuristic racing cult classic, on this week's Shack's Arcade Corner. The arcade cabinet saw limited release here in the United States, but it was a ...

MakeCode Arcade uses 7 buttons to you can use a variety of different hardware combined with the Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC to create the mini arcade. Such as the Adafruit Joy Bonnet and likely a ...

Star Fox Zero will be with us later this week, and producer Shigeru Miyamoto has let slip that the game contains a bonus "route-focused" Arcade Mode to test advanced players.

Apart from an oversized cabinet and a slot for pound coins, F-Zero GX is the full-on, adrenaline-pounding experience that arcades used to offer in abundance. What it is not, is original. If I've ...