Adafruit recently posted a blog revealing that it built a working arcade machine that sports a 0.96-inch OLED screen. It plays "Pac-Man," "Dig Dug," more.

In addition to the usual suspects: 2600, NES/SNES, Sega and MAME. MAME was limited to about 100 games though. Pros: Emulation for just about anything you can think of right out of the box so to speak.

With this in mind, MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator) has just turned 25 years old, after making its debut on 5th February 1997.

There’s MAME machines for pinball? MAME arcade machines are old hat, but we’ve never seen something to emulate pinball. The build uses two LCD monitors, a small computer and PinMAME.

The MAME arcade machine can play several loved games such as Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and more. However, playing these games on the tiny cabinet is extremely difficult.

He notes: I built this MAME arcade machine so I can have a quick play when I feel like it. It’s a blazing fast PC with SSD memory so I can switch on and off quickly.

An awesome Rombus3000 Raspberry Pi desktop arcade machine has been created by Matt Brailsford aka Circuitbeard, who has taken an old Grandstand Scramble and modified it to be powered by a ...