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For gaming, RetroPie is a cool solution (it doesn't require raspberrypi). I have a setup using HP Pro Mini 400 G9 that boots directly into EmulationStation. It
by jagrsw 2y ago
For gaming, RetroPie is a cool solution (it doesn't require raspberrypi).
I have a setup using HP Pro Mini 400 G9 that boots directly into EmulationStation. It's perfect for playing with my kid, covering everything from NES to more recent consoles, and also Steam and Minecraft (via https://github.com/minecraft-linux/appimage-builder/releases https://github.com/minecraft-linux/appimage-builder/releases) if needed. The offline aspect of non-steam games is a big plus for easier parental management too.
- Pxtl 2y agoI've got to say I prefer the raw Retroarch interface over the EmulationStation launcher. EmulationStation is pretty but the seams between it and Retroarch were just too big for me.