Show HN: Three genlocked RP2350B make a console – 3k sprite pixels per line)
papyDoctor
11 points
7 comments
September 20, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
tliltocatl
Love the idea, hate the presentation. Also, wasn't able to find the simulator link, is the simulator not publicly accessible? Also, one friendly tip - if you are EU-based and plan to sell the hardware, drop the ESP32/wireless. Yes, that would mean no wireless pads, but it will make regulatory compliance a lot easier. Maybe replace with a breakout socket (not sure if that is allowed).
Retr0id
So, why are there 3 of them? I can make several guesses but I don't see any concise answers on the page.