I recently ported an abandoned version the classic amiga game, Mayhem, to the Raspberry Pi - I did this exclusively so I could play the game with my friend, Lee, using RetroPie.

A question I get asked a lot in Picademy is how to I play a sound file using Python.

Update - I’ve taken Mayhem forward to create Mayhem 2.

If you going to take a screenshot of Minecraft: Pi edition (or anything else for that matter), I really like a command line utility called raspi2png, its simple and screenshots images which have be...

As part of my Minecraft, a Microbit and an X-Wing project, I used the USB to read data from the Microbit’s accelerometer and buttons to make the X-Wing move.

The current release of gpiozero doesn’t have the support to hold a button down e.g. when a button is pressed and then held down for 1 second something happens.

I wanted to create a simple game for the Microbit and after bring brought an R2D2 Bop-it game I thought I would make one whereby you have to press the A and B buttons in time.