Raspberry Pi Modded To Play Super Nintendo Games
PetRockBlog founder Florian has found a cool way to play with his new credit-card-sized Raspberry Pi PC: turn it into a universal gaming console.
According to Florian, the biggest hurdle was to build a hardware controller interface that allows the gamer to connect a real video game controller. Other tasks included finding a stable Linux distribution, getting an emulator up and running, building a launch menu for selecting the console and/or video game, and building a case housing the Raspberry Pi and the controller connectors.
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