Perhaps the best way to spend a weekend - to build the mini-games group CupCade DIY

 


If the Council of Ministers building corridor is among the unfulfilled dreams of the young yourself, you'll be pleased to know that you can still have a chance to cross off your bucket list. And it will be much easier this time with CupCade, set mini-arcade DIY.

Manufactured by Adafruit, several contain all the parts needed to build a government with all appropriate miniature electronics needed to operate. Even better, it comes with a mini-PC Raspberry Pi that the image of the operating system will run with the emulator MAME, so you can easily play all young favorite like it was 1988 all over again arcade.

Composed CupCade Council of Ministers, which measures 8.25 x 4.75 x 3.75 inches (hxdxw), so you can drop it completely in the middle of your back metro city for endless rounds of passages of play in the cafe when all pretend to work on the computers. It comes with a 2.8-inch screen is small, so in these games will be more annoying than small smart phones in 2010, but is likely to be a lot of fun nonetheless. To make sure that everyone hears how you have fun, and comes with a speaker 3 inches sounds and audio amplifiers.

Complete instructions are included in this group, but you have to make the process of building a complete on your own, welding wire for installing various parts to ensure they do not fall on the Council of Ministers of the device. It comes with an SD card slot to load your favorite CD. Available from ThinkGeek, and CupCade sells for $ 159.99.

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