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O.Supreme wrote:Tom R VanSlambrouck wrote:II'll just do the Raspberry Pi3 Retro Pie for classic gaming.
I keep hearing good things about this. Unfortunately my tech knowledge base is about a decade behind. Is the overall process easy?
O.Supreme wrote:Thanks. Altough I have more nostalgia for older consoles, I'm always a 'more the merrier" type person. I'm actually hoping more that it will also allow games from other coutries as well. I had still have a SFC (for SNES adapter), since there were so many great Famicom & SFC games that never got released in the U.S.
Of course the issue is time, if I have time to devote I will, and I know it would be way more satisfying, but at the same time, I'd be willing to pay a reasonable price for a system that was "ready to play" fully loaded with games.
O.Supreme wrote:^ I never really liked the game, but true story, at a sleepover when I was a kid, my friends and I stayed up all night designing tracks, and racing them, man..we were dumb.
On a side note, I surprisingly saw the NES & SNES classics together at my closest Walmart store yesterday. I've gone back & forth on the ideas, but if I ever do get one, it will be a modded one on eBay that has pretty much all games loaded onto it.
O.Supreme wrote:Really? --Just shows how far I've come. In 2002 I modded my PS2, rebuild several computers etc... Now 16 years later, married & with kids, I'm happy, but just to lazy to do my own mods...I'll have to look that up.
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