Whipped cream or ice cream are my choices.


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https://retropie.org.uk/
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Depends on what version you have.

For instance: A Pi Zero won't smoothy run anything newer than a 16bit system.

These are great for NES, SNES, SEGA Genesis, and older....


The new Pi's can run Playstation/N64, etc... just need for find good emulators.
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I have a Raspberry Pi that has 18 different systems on it including Arcade games.
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Yes. Install RetroPie from the link hometeam posted. It includes a MAME emulator. Arcade games are MAME. Those old games are usually easy to find too.
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Should be able to put arcade games on there. Probably best to get the newest version though.

I've seen some youtube vids of people doing arcade cabinet builds and Pi is usually what a lot of them use for their games to run on.
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Arcadepunks.com


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Thanks to RPiOS64 in beta, it's now super easy to get ELK+Beat running on a Pi. Surprisingly stable performance on a Pi4 8GB. Suricata also working great now that it finally supports a full 1GB eth. Over clock to 2GHz is super stable too.

Just in case anyone is interested in a cheap home SIEM/IDS setup!
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thx guys
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Just checked, and I have over 350GB worth of game ROMS right now, LOL. If there's anything in particular that you need, let me know. Everything from MAME arcade to WiiU games. :-)
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As Fish said, I can help as well if you're building a cabinet/machine.

I've built 3-4 arcade machines that include multiple platforms.
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i got this fight stick this young dude made and it had a pi inside it. I haven't messed with it too much
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Looking at getting one but I haven't researched them much. Many online streamers, etc swear by them. What's the best one to get? I wouldn't mind having one with Super NES and/or NES controllers. Do they come pre-loaded with games or do i have to load them up? Do they play all systems?
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damn too bad you aren't in kc I haven't used mine once
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