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It looks like a lot of work setting this up. Obviously it is a hobby thing as well, so I get that not every second needs to be 'productive', but it doesn't need
by mosselman 2y ago
It looks like a lot of work setting this up. Obviously it is a hobby thing as well, so I get that not every second needs to be 'productive', but it doesn't need to be this complicated.
I ordered an Anbernic RG35XX H a few months ago for about 60 euros and although it can't really handle playstation games, it does everything else. There are devices like it that can handle Playstation and N64 games though. I'd recommend this if you actually want to spend time playing.
Bonus: it is portable
- dazzawazza 2y agoThe developer of this, TakiUdon, is working on portable devices as well. They have teased some lovely images on their twitter page https://x.com/TakiUdon_ https://x.com/TakiUdon_.
- mmaniac 2y agoFPGA emulation is a niche within a niche and is targeted squarely at enthusiasts. I'm not surprised that you're expected to get your hands a little dirty to get it working.
- christkv 2y agoI think it's mostly about the input lag. FPGAs will have a lot lower input lag so retro purists like it as it behaves closer to the real thing.