
You're not alone if you're nostalgic for the PlayStation One days. Maker and developer MrNiceThings over at Reddit has been yearning for the 32-bit system of yore and recently shared a fantastic Raspberry Pi-powered upgrade to the classic console. Inside the genuine shell of an old PSOne Slim, MrNiceThings has removed the original hardware and made a CM4 the show's star.
It isn't the first Raspberry Pi-based PlayStation One project we've covered. In the past, we encountered a Pico-powered USB mouse PS1 adapter (which would be cool to see upgraded to the new Pico 2). This project, however, is designed to fit inside a PlayStation One Slim. These are much smaller than the original model, so MrNiceThings has opted to create a custom PCB, the RSPX v1.0, that will optimize the space using a CM4 instead of a full-sized Pi.