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(figured I'd 'do my part' and make my first Lemmy post...!)

I love this thing too much to part with, but I'm gonna have to be honest: I barely use it. More often or not I retro-game on my Steam Deck...slightly more portable!

Has anyone else built their own units for retro-gaming though?

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[โ€“] llIIIlIlIIIIlIIl 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Making a top-level reply as I seemingly cannot reply directly to anyone who posts from kbin.social? Is this a federation issue -- or have I somehow set something up wrong?

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I annoyingly couldn't see your image until I viewed your comment on kbin itself. Anyway, you say 'simple', but you may have put more effort in than me ;)

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There are quite a few nice RPi projects, that's for sure...! Other than a RPi4 mini NAS-like server, I've got a couple of RPi Zeroes around the house for a house-wide music system.

If you find your RPi again and you wanted to make it a retro machine, as others here have mentioned you certainly don't have to go the whole hog; you could just install a pre-sorted distro (like RetroPie), hook it up to a TV, and use USB controllers.

[โ€“] samus12345 2 points 1 year ago

Same, I'm on Lemmy.world and the image in their post image doesn't show up. That's annoying!