moooarcuuuus wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 14, 2017 7:00 am

How much money do you have? An "Ersa iCon pico" or "nano" is pretty nice, and very good to use.

I've got the Ersa iCon Nano, and it's really an excellent soldering station for the money.

Have a look at the Wii U build using a Intel Compute Stick with a m5 CPU. Snappy enough to run many older or less demanding titles. Should be able to emulate GC, Wii U etc The m3 version cost less than €300. The Atom based boards aren't nearly as powerful, not much better than a rpi3. But definitely...

Hi I'm in the middle of a custom build using a RPi3 and a 10" panel. I will be playing both retro games, as well as streaming games from my PC via Moonlight. My current head-scratcher is deciding what type of inputs I want to use. I really want to get the best feel, and as close to a real controller...