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OK I’ll bite: should I be trying out these old game systems? I keep seeing retro game systems getting new releases and more and it’s very cool. Are there emula
by movedx 2y ago
OK I’ll bite: should I be trying out these old game systems? I keep seeing retro game systems getting new releases and more and it’s very cool.
Are there emulators for all of these systems?
- Jedd 2y agoAre you asking if there's some kind of universal amiga emulator available on the internet?
- vardump 2y agoI see what you did there.
- codetrotter 2y ago> Are there emulators for all of these systems? RetroArch is a great place to start. It supports a ton of different “emulator cores” and acts as a frontend for emulators for different systems. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RetroArch https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RetroArch Install it and give it a go.
- indigodaddy 2y agoCheck out PiMiga especially if you have a Pi 400 turns it into a super cool retro setup.. https://youtu.be/PYR9MtSkjE0?si=18uOhM0Qww_NNaTW https://youtu.be/PYR9MtSkjE0?si=18uOhM0Qww_NNaTW
- glimshe 2y agoAmigas are superbly emulated. But in general, yes... Not only soft emulators but highly accurate FPGA emulations.
- dizhn 2y agoTheir emulation is very good but usually works but the games require various combinations of joystick, keyboard and mouse. Kind of harder to set up on handhelds than console systems.