Dear Community,
Would you say that the Raspberry Pi 2 is holding me back from Playing Sega Saturn, Dreamcast, Nintendo DS, and N64 or is it more than capable, but the emulators need further optimization? The Reason I ask is you can get boards like Orange Pi PC, and Odroid C1 for the same price or cheaper than the RPI 2.
Thanks,
KryPtAlIvIaN
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kryptalivian
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Re: Emulators on Raspberry Pi 2
RetroPi has loads of emulators built in, they seem to work fine.
One thing to note about MAME (and others) - they are designed to emulate exactly, not necessarily at a playable speed.
One thing to note about MAME (and others) - they are designed to emulate exactly, not necessarily at a playable speed.
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Re: Emulators on Raspberry Pi 2
I currently use Retropie and Lakka, which both work wonderful, but I would like to play other emulators that aren't currently on there. Would this be because of the pi's hardware or the code for the emulators hasn't been optimized correctly yet?