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    Nintendo Abandons the NES Classic, So Build a Better One Yourself

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    • scottalanmillerS
      scottalanmiller @hobbit666
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      @hobbit666 said in Nintendo Abandons the NES Classic, So Build a Better One Yourself:

      Been thinking of doing this along with a few wireless controllers

      We are going to be back in our US home for a while soon and might do something like this to get the kids some simple exposure to some classic gaming.

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      • hobbit666H
        hobbit666 @scottalanmiller
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        @scottalanmiller said in Nintendo Abandons the NES Classic, So Build a Better One Yourself:

        We are going to be back in our US home for a while soon and might do something like this to get the kids some simple exposure to some classic gaming.

        Sod the kids I want to play goldeneye lol

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        • scottalanmillerS
          scottalanmiller @hobbit666
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          @hobbit666 said in Nintendo Abandons the NES Classic, So Build a Better One Yourself:

          @scottalanmiller said in Nintendo Abandons the NES Classic, So Build a Better One Yourself:

          We are going to be back in our US home for a while soon and might do something like this to get the kids some simple exposure to some classic gaming.

          Sod the kids I want to play goldeneye lol

          Yeah... with the kids. And Perfect Dark!

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          • nadnerBN
            nadnerB @hobbit666
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            @hobbit666 said in Nintendo Abandons the NES Classic, So Build a Better One Yourself:

            @scottalanmiller said in Nintendo Abandons the NES Classic, So Build a Better One Yourself:

            We are going to be back in our US home for a while soon and might do something like this to get the kids some simple exposure to some classic gaming.

            Sod the kids I want to play goldeneye lol

            Slappers only on Licenced to kill... lol

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            • GreyG
              Grey
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              I already did this a couple months ago. It's a fun project. Getting all of the ROMs is a bit problematic.

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              • magicmarkerM
                magicmarker
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                My Raspberry Pi 3 RetroPie kit will be at my doorstep tomorrow.

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                • coliverC
                  coliver @magicmarker
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                  @magicmarker said in Nintendo Abandons the NES Classic, So Build a Better One Yourself:

                  My Raspberry Pi 3 RetroPie kit will be at my doorstep tomorrow.

                  For the price... that really isn't that bad.

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                  • magicmarkerM
                    magicmarker @coliver
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                    @coliver said in Nintendo Abandons the NES Classic, So Build a Better One Yourself:

                    @magicmarker said in Nintendo Abandons the NES Classic, So Build a Better One Yourself:

                    My Raspberry Pi 3 RetroPie kit will be at my doorstep tomorrow.

                    For the price... that really isn't that bad.

                    Much more flexible and powerful than a NES Classic as well. The NES Classic has it's place though...

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                    • M
                      marcinozga
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                      I have both. RPi is just horrible, lagging makes playing impossible. And once you add all components, you're probably paying more that Classic. If you can find one of course...

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                      • magicmarkerM
                        magicmarker @hobbit666
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                        Marcinozga, do the hardware spec's of your RPi match up with the RPi RetroPie Kit I linked earlier? Are you running RetroPie? This is the first I've ever heard of anyone complaining about lagging playing NES on a RPi. I've never run NES on a RPi, so I don't have any input. I'll find out when my RPi kit arrives. What I also wanted to mention is that you run RetroPie and Emulationstation to not only play NES, but also Atari, Genesis, SuperNES, Gameboy, etc... Not to mention playing any ROM where the NES classic would only play a specific set of games.

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                        • magicmarkerM
                          magicmarker
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                          I just wanted to update this thread that I've got my LoveRPi RetroPie Emulation Station Mini Game PC all setup and it's running beautifully. No lag as the marcinoza mentioned his was doing. I'm loving the the setup and playing the old NES games. If you want to set up your LoveRPi with almost any retro game you could ever think of, follow the instructions from this YouTuber. I did everything step by step and everything works great. Enjoy!

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                          • scottalanmillerS
                            scottalanmiller
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                            Apparently a popular item now, already out of stock 🙂

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