Modder Retrofits Nokia 3310 With Raspberry Pi Pico to Run Trick Shot II
A custom PCB modification allows the classic mobile phone to play the game Trick Shot II while retaining its original hardware interface.
Hoani Bryson has successfully modified a classic Nokia 3310 by replacing its internal hardware with a custom PCB powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico. According to xda-developers.com, this hardware overhaul allows the vintage device to run the game Trick Shot II.
Despite the significant internal changes, the modified phone maintains its original physical keypad and display screen. The integration allows users to interact with the game using the phone's native controls.
This project follows Bryson's previous success in the Nokia 3310 Jam 8 game jam, where he secured first place with his entry, Trick Shot II.
Quick answers
What game does the modified Nokia 3310 play?
The modified device runs the game Trick Shot II.
Does the modified phone keep its original keypad?
Yes, the modified Nokia 3310 retains its original keypad and display screen.