Generally, games for older, cartridge-based consoles need less space, while games for newer, CD-based consoles need more. Most people will be fine with a 64 GB (or less) microSD card for storing the operating system and games. The 3 B+ is a little more powerful and has improved wireless connectivity, but not all operating systems, including our pick for this project, Recalbox, have been updated to work with it yet. However, for the time being we're recommending the Raspberry Pi 3 for this project, not the just-released Raspberry Pi 3 B+. The tools you needĮmulation is best done on the newest, fastest Raspberry Pi, because even old games require a lot of processing power. With about half an hour of free time and some lightweight technical know-how, you can convert this card-deck–sized computer into a console capable of emulating nearly every classic video game system from the 1970s, '80s, and '90s. The Raspberry Pi is a $35 computer that can do a lot of things, but few projects are as popular as turning it into a retro-gaming console imagine something the size of an NES or SNES Classic mini console with a few hundred games on it instead of a few dozen.
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