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Ash Hill

Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 powers custom Sony PlayStation One

Raspberry Pi.

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.

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