A gamer manages to build their own working version of the Nintendo PlayStation console, which is able to play PlayStation 1 games.

Small form factor (SFF) PCs have been around for a while, but in the early days, you could only get them from a company willing to make a custom design. Now, thanks to a burgeoning SFF subculture ...

To that end, [All Parts Combined] shows us how to build custom interfaces between original Nintendo controllers and a PC. The build starts by mapping out the controller behavior.

If you answered yes to all those questions, you are exactly the type of person [GouldFish on Games] made this custom console for, and you should probably be friends.

AMD CEO Lisa Su comments on her company's partnership with Microsoft to make a next-gen, AI-powered Xbox, hints that new Xbox may not have custom chip.