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SKU: PI-PIM462

The Picade X HAT turns your Raspberry Pi into a retro arcade console by adding joystick and button inputs, a 3 W I2S DAC/amplifier for audio, and a safe power on/off system — all through a single HAT that powers your Pi via USB-C (no separate power supply needed). Female Dupont connectors make w...

SKU: PI-CAB1200

This wiring loom has all the cables and connectors you'll need to connect a joystick, arcade buttons, and illuminated button to Picade X HAT. It's ideal for DIY arcade cabinet builds. The loom consists of four separate sets of wires (26AWG), all 35cm long: 5-pin female connector ...

SKU: KI-5311

The Kitronik ARCADE is a handheld gaming platform designed for Microsoft MakeCode Arcade. Code your own retro arcade games using drag-and-drop blocks, JavaScript, or Python — then play them on this fully featured gamepad with a colour LCD screen, audio, and haptic feedback. Hundreds of free game...

SKU: PI-COM-B015

This clicky joystick is great for DIY arcade builds, and it has a handy 5-pin connector that means connecting it is just a case of plugging in a single cable connector. We use this joystick in our new Picade and it's solid, responsive, and reliable. The feel is a little looser tha...

SKU: KI-5318

The Kitronik ARCADE Classroom Pack provides everything you need to bring game-based coding into the classroom. Each pack includes 10 fully-featured programmable gamepads designed for use with the MakeCode Arcade block editor, along with cables, batteries, and a reusable storage tray. Students ca...

SKU: PR-PIM110

This is an Arduino-compatible board with integrated 3W stereo amplifier designed for use in arcade projects (like our Picade).It behaves like a keyboard when plugged in via USB and has a default key-mapping (though you can reprogram it using the Arduino IDE). Connections are made using ...

SKU: KI-5357

Develop your coding skills with the ARCADE Max, a fully featured programmable gamepad for use with the MakeCode Arcade block editor, featuring a large 2.4" screen and familiar design shape.The Kitronik ARCADE Max for Makecode Arcade is an all-in-one handheld gaming platform, that can help you lea...

SKU: LB-LS1025

The 2-Player DIY Arcade Joystick Kit includes everything you need to build your own retro arcade controls. With 20 LED arcade buttons, two joysticks (red and blue), two USB encoders, and all necessary cabling, this kit is ready to connect to a Raspberry Pi, PC, or Mac. The USB encoders present a...

SKU: KI-56116

Develop your coding skills with the Kitronik ARCADE for BBC micro:bit and MakeCode Arcade, a fully featured programmable gamepad for use with the MakeCode Arcade block editor. The Kitronik ARCADE for BBC micro:bit and MakeCode Arcade is a handheld gaming platform designed specifically for use wit...

SKU: EF-EF08247

Designed for classroom and maker learning, this handheld arcade device lets students create their own games through Microsoft MakeCode Arcade. It supports a friendly blocks-based programming workflow, helping kids build game roles, scenes and plots in an approachable way.MakeCode Arcade is part o...

SKU: AF-5296

The Adafruit LED Arcade Button 1×4 QT I2C Breakout lets you connect up to four illuminated arcade buttons to any microcontroller over I2C. A built-in seesaw microcontroller handles button press detection and LED PWM control, so you don't need to dedicate GPIO pins or set up PWM outputs — just plu...

SKU: PI-COM0423

Classic arcade buttons in a variety of colours.Ever feel the need to relive the glory days of button mashing in your local arcade?Or possibly you just need to add a button to your project and want something a little more colourful and satisfying.These lovely little arcade buttons not only add col...

SKU: PI-COM0408

Classic arcade buttons in a variety of colours.Ever feel the need to relive the glory days of button mashing in your local arcade?Or possibly you just need to add a button to your project and want something a little more colourful and satisfying.These lovely little arcade buttons not only add col...

SKU: PI-COM0406

Classic arcade buttons in a variety of colours. Ever feel the need to relive the glory days of button mashing in your local arcade? Or possibly you just need to add a button to your project and want something a little more colourful and satisfying. These lovely little arcade buttons not only add ...

SKU: AF-3422

The Adafruit Arcade Bonnet makes it easy to build retro gaming projects with a Raspberry Pi. It's sized to match the Pi Zero for compact builds, but works with any Pi that has a 2×20 header (Pi Zero, Pi 2, Pi 3, Pi B+, etc.). The bonnet manages all buttons and switches through an I2C GPIO expand...

SKU: PI-COM0404

A colourful 30 mm arcade-style pushbutton in blue. With a satisfying 2 mm travel and tactile click, these buttons are ideal for arcade builds, control panels, and interactive projects. Key Features Arcade Style – Classic 30 mm round pushbutton 2 mm Travel – Satisfying tactile feel Colour – B...

SKU: RP-MAG24

This 164-page book shows you how to set up a Raspberry Pi to play classic games and build your own retro gaming hardware. Follow step-by-step guides to create a portable console, full-size arcade cabinet, and pinball machine, and learn to programme your own retro-style games using Python and Pyga...

SKU: AF-3430

A 24 mm translucent red arcade button with built-in LEDs. The crystal-clear body glows when the LEDs are powered, making it ideal for illuminated control panels, arcade cabinets, and interactive projects. A pre-installed micro-switch with gold-plated contacts provides a smooth, tactile press. Th...

SKU: EF-EF08282

Micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade The Microbit Retro Programming Arcade is a colorful screen joystick expansion board designed for the Microbit V2. It features a TFT 160x128 color screen, four directional buttons, two A/B buttons, and a reset button. This device enables users to program games on...

SKU: AF-3490

This 30mm translucent blue arcade button has built-in LEDs for a beautiful illuminated look. Two surface-mount LEDs with resistors are embedded in the button body, ready to light up from a microcontroller pin or direct 5V power at just 10mA draw. The button screws into place through material up ...