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The cabinet uses the .96-inch RGB OLED display and a Raspberry Pi Zero. The creator, Phillip Burgess used a tool called Nanoscreen to downsample and display the game frames on the tiny, tiny screen.

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MAME enthusiasts enjoy building strange and difficult cabinets to house their emulators, so building this cabinet using a .96-inch RGB OLED display and a Raspberry Pi Zero was par for the course.

MAME cabinets are one of the best all-around DIY projects that teach you a ton of skills and give you a sweet game machine at the end, but not all of us have room for a big old cabinet.

The arcade cabinets are normally retail priced at $700 each, but for Cyber Monday Dell has them marked down to $299.99. If that was the deal right there, it'd already be good enough.

Sprite even added a marquee to the MAME cabinet, which is a tiny 128×32 white OLED display, in this case. The display will show the logo of the game currently being played on the cabinet.

17 thoughts on “ Tiny MAME Cabinet Built From Raspberry Pi ” James says: November 26, 2012 at 4:05 am This NEEDS to be commercialised! So awesome. Report comment. Reply.