The Mini Game System Thread
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I have the top three. They are neat systems that I setup for play mainly with my kids. I need to sit down with them and show them how to play some of these old classic games.
None of the official ones, but I do have a Rasperry Pi that essentially operates as a multisystem.
I have the NES, SNES and Genesis ones.
I didn't get the PS one because it got such scathing reviews due the poor game selection, half-assed interface and (most importantly) PAL versions of games that even if you never played the originals you could tell they're not playing like they should.
I do like the other mini's though. Even though most of those games I may have several times over, it's nice to have these collections on a portable thing that even emulates the controller.
I didn't get the PS one because it got such scathing reviews due the poor game selection, half-assed interface and (most importantly) PAL versions of games that even if you never played the originals you could tell they're not playing like they should.
I do like the other mini's though. Even though most of those games I may have several times over, it's nice to have these collections on a portable thing that even emulates the controller.
I got the Genesis one on Black Friday for about $30, and it was a nice thing to have setup in my bedroom on my old flat screen. (My 2006 model 42" Sharp 1080P HDTV that weighs 78lbs) The kids loved playing a few of the easier games like Ecco and Sonic.
Eventually my mother in law moved out and we couldn't get her tv unmounted from the wall, so I bought her a new one and we set up that room as a guest room/play room for the kids. So I had this crappy little amazon fire tv, so I got the Nes and SNES classic machines and hooked them up to that. Even back then, those were pricey units. I had to pay over retail for them used on eBay. The kids played those a little, but not enough to get hooked on them. I need to go in there and start playing the games more to show the how awesome they are.
I skipped on the Turbo Graphix and Playstation consoles as I really wasn't into the games that much. Plus the Playstation reviews were horrible.
Eventually my mother in law moved out and we couldn't get her tv unmounted from the wall, so I bought her a new one and we set up that room as a guest room/play room for the kids. So I had this crappy little amazon fire tv, so I got the Nes and SNES classic machines and hooked them up to that. Even back then, those were pricey units. I had to pay over retail for them used on eBay. The kids played those a little, but not enough to get hooked on them. I need to go in there and start playing the games more to show the how awesome they are.
I skipped on the Turbo Graphix and Playstation consoles as I really wasn't into the games that much. Plus the Playstation reviews were horrible.
PS Mini
I picked up the the Tru Blu flash drives with 560 games on the five of them.
It's cool to be able to see all the main line games.
I got them to save shelf space.
My shelf is where I have PS 2 games.
On PS Mini I'm playing Final Fantasy IV and V from SNES and Final Fantasy VII and IX on PS 1.
I would like to finish Final Fantasy V in a few days.
I picked up the the Tru Blu flash drives with 560 games on the five of them.
It's cool to be able to see all the main line games.
I got them to save shelf space.
My shelf is where I have PS 2 games.
On PS Mini I'm playing Final Fantasy IV and V from SNES and Final Fantasy VII and IX on PS 1.
I would like to finish Final Fantasy V in a few days.