Emulation General Wiki

Emulation boxes: Difference between revisions

← Older edit
undoArromdee (talk | contribs)
2 edits
VisualWikitext
No edit summary
Deleting Pandora because it is a generic emulation box, with no particular reason to list it out of the hundreds of boxes, except probably that whoever put the listing on heard of it and not of the others.
 
Line 163: Line 163:
|?
|?
|Miniaturized X68000 personal workstation. Limited run. The standard pack comes with a joypad and two games: Gradius and ChoRenSha 68K on SD cards. Full-sized USB keyboard (mechanical switches, X68000 layout), USB mouse, and more games on SD cards are available separately. Capable of booting from third-party floppy/disk images.  
|Miniaturized X68000 personal workstation. Limited run. The standard pack comes with a joypad and two games: Gradius and ChoRenSha 68K on SD cards. Full-sized USB keyboard (mechanical switches, X68000 layout), USB mouse, and more games on SD cards are available separately. Capable of booting from third-party floppy/disk images.  
|-
|Pandora Boxes
|Unknown
|[[Arcade emulators|Arcade]]
|$30-$170 (Depends on model and peripherals)
|[[MAME]], [[FinalBurn Alpha]] (Older ones) / [[RetroArch]] (Newer ones)
|A kind of plug & play device filled with hundreds of pirated arcade game ROMs, which was designed to be used as substitutions for actual arcade boards in commercial arcades. Emulation quality is always hit or miss, with issues like unbearable slowdowns, input latency, and screen tearing in some games.
|-
|-
|[[wikipedia:Evercade|Evercade]]
|[[wikipedia:Evercade|Evercade]]
Retrieved from "https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulation_boxes"