Whatever you do just make sure you store a backup image of the sd card and drive the games are stored on so you can fix it easily. Many N64 games won't work no matter how hard you try so you can't just simply dump the catalog on them. Make sure they know they need to shut it down through the os and not simply flick the power off. If I was going to give it as a gift I'd give them a backup sd card already flashed. Some work better on certain games than others do. THey have multiple emulators on various systems. A lot of the testing before you give it to them will be. Ideally, I'd build and configure it myself and load it with some 8,000+ roms, and they wouldn't have to fuck around with any settings or anything.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 21:37:57 2015 No. What makes them so finnicky? It was my intention to gift one to my sister and her husband for looking out for me last year, and while they're fairly tech savvy, they don't know dick about linux. It's likely too involved or complex for your average or impatient kid.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 21:18:20 2015 No. >Long story short, like any gift it depends on who you are giving it to. I've heard of people using adapters with other original controllers but I didn't want to bother as I already had these laying around and the gameplay is fantastic. I like the newer dualshock for the PS1 games, the Xbox 360 controller for the N64 games, and the buffalo controller for the older games. I'm using dual shock 3's (wireless), the buffalo snes retro pad, and the xbox 360 (wireless) controller on mine. Make sure you use decent controllers and a class 10 sd card. I've been running one for nearly 6 months without issue and have enjoyed it immensely. It's the kind of gift that will provide you with a lifetime of tech support if you give it to kids. Only to a moderate linux or competent computer user honestly. Would a Raspberry Pi with RetroPie make for a good Christmas gift?Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 21:11:34 2015 No. If I could get her hat, I would drench that thing in cum.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:59:51 2015 No.
I think I wanted to be like her.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:59:40 2015 No. Like I didn't know she was a spy or even what a spy was, just that she must be exceptional to have people "searching" for her. But I thought she must be incredibly cool if there was an entire game with the goal of just finding her. I always wanted to bang Carmen as a child.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:54:37 2015 No. Just guessing mind you.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:52:30 2015 No.
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It's still fairly new enough the opensource community doesn't have decent drivers yet. I've been using a dualshock 3 for a while without issue. I remember being a bit taken in by the "mystique." I think I thought Carmen was real.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:51:48 2015 No.
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I remember it as a PC game before being a TV show. I'm going to have to check this out.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:51:35 2015 No. I watched this as a kid but never knew they made a game. It's not really a troublesome system these days like the N64.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:47:32 2015 No. I use a different one on linux but I'm just going to guess here. Is there really a difference? im using win 8.1Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:45:02 2015 No. It doesn't really matter as much when the games are perfectly playable on a few.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:41:37 2015 No. anyone else had this problem and got a fix?Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:39:47 2015 No. I really want to emulate spyro gateway to glimmer, but when i do there is no sound during cutscenes. What am I doing wrong?Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:27:13 2015 No. I've tried to get it to work with SSF, but I can't seem to get it to work for the life of me. I want to use my DualShock 4 for emulation. In college one of my roommates used to play Megaman X2 on vicodin, but I don't think that's what you were talking about.Īnonymous Tue Sep 29 20:09:04 2015 No. preferably platformerĪnonymous Tue Sep 29 19:47:58 2015 No. Whats a good atmospheric nes or snes game i can emulate to play while high af.
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