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I saw the original retro gaming console by Fanis and to be honest I wanted to make it because it was so cute. I wanted to add sound to his original design and made this Pick-O-Pocket.

It runs on a Raspberry Pi Pico 2W and the main hardware change is that it now has a speaker. It contains all the original games by Fanis but also 5 new ones and a whole operating platform with many extra features such as WiFi connectivity to sync the time, weather updates, temperature/memory/battery checks, a simple music player and quite a few other features.

The full build video with all the features is available here: https://youtu.be/6fomNMBxOH4

The code is freely available here: https://github.com/robroy865/Pick-O-Pocket

The 3D print files are available here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3007633-pic-o-pocket-keychain-retro-gaming-console

Thanks again to Fanis for providing the original files and allowing me to remix his design. His awesome original is available here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1528169-orama-pico-handheld-retro-console

I remixed Fanis's keychain console design on MakerWorld to add a speaker and built a custom "OS" for it called Pic-o-Pocket. This is the first game I made for it, though there are others already by Fanis. Code and print files will be available soon.

My first Arduino project! I made a standalone colour matching game — the device runs its own Wi-Fi so you just connect your phone, get a random target colour, and use the red, green and blue buttons to try and match it. All the code and STL files are available. More info on how to make it here: https://youtu.be/e15zLeG0VB8?si

The lights are around 3 times better and the growth reflect this. The plants are much less leggy and much more green.