![netbeast_guys.jpg](https://misapuntesde.com/images/2016/02/netbeast_guys.jpg)
This week seems to have been dedicated to the world of video games. I was excited to spare some time to switch on my RPI and try several things that I were pending. Today I bring a very appetizing cocktail at this hour, I hope you enjoy it.
![netbeast](https://misapuntesde.com/images/2016/02/netbeast.png)
**Netbeast:** I met this guys on the *Raspberry Jam* celebrated in *Barcelona in March, 2015*. I have pending an article to talk about the benefits of this development platform for the *IoT*. Luis, If you came back to Huelva, just give me a call :) | [netbeast.co](https://netbeast.co/)
**More games for our Raspberry Pi:** It is a seal of games that I remember with nostalgia, cause some of them came preinstalled on the first PC of my wife back in 2000. Apparently they will publish the catalog incrementally. | [webfootgames.com](http://www.webfootgames.com/pi/)
**Resources for developers:** I liked this collection by *Rob Jones* where he plays various environments and plates for all tastes: *GPIO, Python, Scratch, Sonic Pi,...* | [robjonescowley.wordpress.com](https://robjonescowley.wordpress.com/resources/)
![TinyCore](https://misapuntesde.com/images/2014/02/picore_desktop_02_min.jpg)
**PiCore 7.0 released** I posted about it [here](https://misapuntesde.com/post.php?id=361) and [here](https://misapuntesde.com/post.php?id=362). It's an operating system that runs directly on *RAM*, consumes very few resources (really) and last month released version 7.0. | [forum.tinycorelinux.net](http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,19469.0.html)
**Raspberry Pi Star Trek LCARS interface using PyGame:** I'm a *Star Trek* fan but not those that have been studied each chapter. I have not even seen many complete series except *The Next Generation*. One of the things that the people try to replicate over and over again, is the control panel or interface of the starship *Enterprise*. Here we have it so you can use it and it would be very original as home automation control panel, Don't you think? | [github.com > rpi_lcars](https://github.com/tobykurien/rpi_lcars)
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— Command Line Magic (@climagic) 23 de febrero de 2016
Happy weekend!