If you're feeling nostalgic for your long-retired Commodore 64 and you've a spare Raspberry Pi laying around, the Commodore Pi is right up your alley: an emulated Commodore 64 operating system for ...

This Commodore 64 to Raspberry Pi conversion from [Mattsoft] definitely fits our criteria here, as it uses the old keyboard, joystick connectors and output portholes for the required authentic look.

The 64 computer/console is currently seeking $150k on crowdfunding site IndieGoGo. Modelled after the original Commodore 64, fans can opt for a regular version with a joystick and games, or a ...

We show you how to build an ultra small and inexpensive Commodore 64 emulator using the Raspberry Pi Zero and Combian 64.

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts searching for a unique case and keyboard to use with their Raspberry Pi mini PC may be interested in a retro computer conversion which has used an iconic Commodore 64 ...

The logo from the old Commodore logo is a nice touch. Read over the Hackaday site and you could build your own Commodore 64, or use the Commodore 64 itself to house the Raspberry Pi if you wanted.

Rounding out the bundle is a remake of the Commodore 64 joystick, with extra buttons and a USB connection. It is, unfortunately, stiff and often unreliable, with gameplay suffering because of it.

The official Raspberry Pi magazine just announced that over 12.5 million of the affordable little Linux boards have been sold since the original Pi was launched in 2012.

Gadgets Now You Can Turn the Commodore 64 Into a Delightfully Chunky Game Boy Don't mistake the Handheld 64 for having the same graphical capabilities as the N64.

For those who'd rather get straight to the chunky pixels, it will also come with a "classic style joystick" and 64 "legendary" preinstalled games.

The Commodore 64 was an 8-bit home computer considered as a much cheaper alternative to the Apple II, costing half the price but with favourable sound and graphical specifications.

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts searching for a different way to protect and utilise their Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC, may be interested in a Commodore 64 build which has been featured on the Hot Hardware ...