Go with like a modded wii? Or the maybe even buy like an EverDrive though I like this method least since I dont want to use an N64 controller for everything.Īlso I really loved the plug and play and awesome interface of RetroPi along with the small form factor of the pi so I'm really leaning towards that method or the modded wii since that seems like the best way to play wii games for obvious motion control reasons. TLDR: So I guess my question comes down to what systems emulate well on the new raspberry pi4? Would I be better off just building a micro atx custom pc and if so what specs should I shoot for if I go custom? I mean I don't need to put a Titan in it I'm sure. Goal: emulate all or most games with simple easy to use methods and good quality (if there are just some games that won't emulate such as golden eye is there a list so I can try to collect those first?)
I'll keep reading and trying to learn more about the hobby of emulating but I want to see what I should be collecting for and the weekend yard sales are fast approaching! Then I found another random video with no information but had a guy seeming to run the game perfectly fine but not sure on what kind of system. One guy I trust (ETA Prime) he had issues with his PI 4 it sorta worked but not really. I did some searching on youtube and I found conflicting videos. The most recent emulation I tried was probably about 5 years ago on my Rasberry Pi 2B (I think I haven't touched it in years so I maybe off by a model and or year or two) Using retropi which worked well enough for NES & SNES.Īnyway did some reading on here and there seem to be emulators for everything now and the world is my oyster right? Well even a few years ago I remember N64 emulators were a thing but they kinda sucked especially for Golden Eye. I'm from back in the day when zsnes was the go to SNES emulator lol. After talking to local collectors I became aware more modern emulators are available.
So I recently started down the path of retro collecting and made the decision to skip collecting NES and SNES since those were easy to emulate since forever. This is both a simple question and complex question.
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