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Bring back the retro! This controller has the same NES layout although has a USB connector on the end of the cord. This allows it to connect to any device with a USB port such as a laptop, PC, or Raspberry Pi and use it as a gaming controller

The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ (note the plus on the end) was released by the Raspberry Pi Foundation on 14 March 2018.

Used in top-end arcade machines and manufactured in Japan by Sanwa

What was your first handheld gaming console? Do you ever wish you could go back to those long car rides as you happily button-mashed in the back seat? Handheld game...

Used in top-end arcade machines and manufactured in Japan by Sanwa

Add a display to your Raspberry Pi project using the official 7 inch touchscreen display. It's perfect for all kinds of projects and allows your Pi to mount on the back with all of the cables hidden from view.

Ostensibly this extension cord was originally designed to allow PlayStation game players to be able to sit across the room from their game system, but...

Enjoy Retro gaming on any Raspberry Pi with the new and improved SuperPi from Retroflag. This case is fully stocked with features, a safe shutdown, functional LED indicators and buttons, easy access SD card case...

A uniquely square, high-resolution, high-speed, 4.0" display for Raspberry Pi – it's hip to be square!

If you're into arcade gaming, there's no doubt that you've heard of Sanwa. Used widely in top end arcade machines and manufactured in Japan by Sanwa...

If you're into arcade gaming, there's no doubt that you've heard of Sanwa. Used widely in top end arcade machines and manufactured in Japan by Sanwa...

The Retro Receiver is a bluetooth receiver that you plug into your original NES. It allows you to play your NES wirelessly with any original NES model, the Analogue Nt and even other aftermarket NES systems.