The Raspberry Pi is a popular first choice for many makers looking to create an emulation platform. Its comfortable size and capable specs make it an optimal choice for amateurs and pros alike. It also helps that the community has vast amounts of support for anyone who wants to game on this classic SBC. Today we’ve got another brilliant Pi-powered gaming handheld to share with you. This one, known as PALPi, was created by a developer named Arnov Sharma.
It wouldn’t be much of a handheld if it wasn’t portable, and this build is no exception. It’s designed with hinges so the screen can be folded up, and there's a built-in battery board to keep it mobile. It’s intended for retro gaming emulation and can run classic console games for systems like the NES. This has been a work in progress for a while and it’s worth noting that this is the sixth iteration of Sharma’s PALPi project.
