It's fairly cheap, but has great finishing, great screen and good buttons. I've owned two other Android game devices, and this one is by far the best I've saw. This device is very well made and has a great performance for emulators. I've used a Noobs fork PIIN to pull out the dual boot with Retropie, and rezised the Retropie partition to use almost 80% of the space of the SD Card.Īlso, there is a nice add-on for Raspberry Pi dual boot users, to pull out a boot back Bootback Add-On, whitin the interface. This Rpi3 handles mostly my playback of TV Shows and Movies in my Bedroom. Raspberry Pi3 (Running LibreElec + Retropie) This one boots straight to Kodi, and inside Kodi I have shortcuts for EmulationStation and Steam BigPicture.Īll emulators here rely on RetroArch, as the machine isn't powerfull enough to pull Dreamcast, GameCube and PlayStation 2. This machine has five USB ports in the front, and a small size. I'm able to play things like Ultimate Chicken Horse, TowerFall, Salt and Sanctuary and most recently, Celeste. This machine also can run some emulators, up to PlayStation without all the good shaders of RetroArch.Īlso, it runs very well some indie games on Steam. It handles all the torrenting that I do, plus manages my TV Shows and Movies with SickRage and CouchPotato. Linux Mini PC (Running Ubuntu LTS 16.04) Inside Steam Big Picture I have BigBox as a Shortcut and also RetroArch. The machine runs Windows 8.1 and boots straight to Steam in BigPicture mode. I have four devices that I use emulation in my house:ĭespite having a Switch and a PS4, most of my gaming is done here. I also have the Retro Power 5 USB Classic Controllers that I want to get setup but Steam recognizes them all as the same type of controller so I can only map and use 1 at a time. Dolphin is running standalone right now because it won't launch with RetroArch for some reason. BigBox isn't necessary, if you are willing to put in extra hours of your time to setup EmulationStation, Hyperspin or Ice they will work fine and save you a whopping $20. Running without Steam configuration is fine if you don't plan on using different controllers. RPi with RetroPie is great if all you want to play is NES/SNES, but it lacks the power to run anything newer well. With Steam mapping my controllers to Xinputs, I can setup all my emulators to accept Xinputs and no matter what controllers I use or what order they are in I don't have to constantly remap them if I decide to use a different controller. LaunchBox made importing all my games easy and BigBox keeps it controller based Steam is used to map my controllers to XInputs and select controller order Here's what I'm running right now:Ĭontrollers: DS4, Xbox 360, Steam, N30 Pro (all wireless) I finally got my system running smoothly after way too much tinkering. Join us at /r/EmuDev Android Emulator accuracy tests:Īre you an emulator developer? Send the moderators a message if you'd like a user flair reflecting that. Game recommendations: /v/'s Recommended Games Wiki r/SBCGaming - Single Board Computer Gaming (Raspberry Pi, etc) r/EmulationOnPC - For PC and Mac emulation troubleshooting and support r/EmulationOnAndroid - Android emulation and troubleshooting General Computers Handhelds Consoles Nintendo Browse All FAQ Discussion Links Posts asking which games are playable/what the emulator is called/where to get it will be removed.
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