You can even rip your original discs and use your old memory cards.
Remember the BrickBoy? It was an unofficial kit which turned the Lego Game Boy into a playable console, raising a whopping €1 million to date on Kickstarter – and the team behind it has its sights set on the recently-released Lego PlayStation next.
“When we saw the Lego PlayStation, we wanted to press power and hear it start up,” Thomas Bertani, inventor and technical lead at BrickBoy, tells Time Extension. “With BrickBoy, more than 5,600 backers showed us how much people want their Lego builds to really play. BrickStation brings that to the living room.”
Read the full article on timeextension.com
You can even rip your original discs and use your old memory cards.
Remember the BrickBoy? It was an unofficial kit which turned the Lego Game Boy into a playable console, raising a whopping €1 million to date on Kickstarter – and the team behind it has its sights set on the recently-released Lego PlayStation next.
“When we saw the Lego PlayStation, we wanted to press power and hear it start up,” Thomas Bertani, inventor and technical lead at BrickBoy, tells Time Extension. “With BrickBoy, more than 5,600 backers showed us how much people want their Lego builds to really play. BrickStation brings that to the living room.”
Read the full article on timeextension.com