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+ | *Nvidia Shield TV (Android TV box fast enough for 2D & 3D emulation of many consoles) | ||
*LattaPanda (Windows 10 computer with integrated Arduino. Fast enough for Saturn emulation.) | *LattaPanda (Windows 10 computer with integrated Arduino. Fast enough for Saturn emulation.) | ||
*Odroid (Decent speeds for Saturn emulation) | *Odroid (Decent speeds for Saturn emulation) |
Revision as of 07:12, 9 March 2019
An emulation box is an unofficial term for a device built with the specific purpose of running emulators. They generally consist of overpriced and locked-down ARM microcomputers and should be avoided.
- NES Classic Edition/Famicom Classic Mini - Official Nintendo product designed to only emulate the NES. Includes 30 games.
- SNES Classic Edition/Super Famicom Mini - Official Nintendo product designed to only emulate the SNES. Includes 21 games.
- PlayStation Classic - Official Sony product designed to only emulate the PS1. Includes 20 games.
- Retron5 - Emulates NES/GBC/GBA/Genesis/SNES and includes cart readers for those systems. Illegally uses RetroArch, Snes9x, and Genesis Plus GX.
DIY Solutions
- Nvidia Shield TV (Android TV box fast enough for 2D & 3D emulation of many consoles)
- LattaPanda (Windows 10 computer with integrated Arduino. Fast enough for Saturn emulation.)
- Odroid (Decent speeds for Saturn emulation)
- Raspberry Pi (Eg. Lakka.)
External Links
- Game Console Clones (TheGameConsole.com)