A maker named Fredrik Svantesson made Bootleg, the project of an open source and hackable game console based on Raspberry Pi. The work was designed specifically for indie product developers and anyone interested in homebrew games.

279 / 5000 Translation results Work is also underway on a custom dashboard that will serve as an interface to the operating system. Svantesson already has some ideas in mind for some native games and hopes other people can get curious and develop titles for the Raspberry Pi-based console.

Work is also underway on a custom dashboard that will serve as the operating system interface. Svantesson already has some ideas in mind for some native games and hopes other people can get curious and develop titles for the Raspberry Pi-based console.

If you want to know more, we suggest you take a look at the full thread on Reddit and the official Bootleg Github.

Yesterday we also reported the launch of a kit, proposed for only $5, which adds a fan to the official Raspberry Pi 4 case. In addition to the fan, a convenient heatsink is also provided to be placed on the SoC of the device to maximize cooling your Single Board Computer.

Furthermore, fans will certainly not have missed the new case for Raspberry Pi 4 entirely made of copper by DeSalvo Systems. Given the material used, the product weighs 785g and is priced at $249, equal to the cost of seven 2GB Raspberry Pi 4 units. The case was obtained from a single C110 copper bar through the use of CNC machines and has various holes to facilitate the flow of air.

By Tom's Hardware: see source (italian version)