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Background: I have been a physical media guy and never been a big gamer. While I've followed and understood tech through the years I've stayed basic and low tech in life until I had to "move up". I never had any game system past N64, until I got a used ps2 a few years ago just to play GTA and Fight Night 3. With my 2 boys getting older, (7and 4), we got 2 used Wii's one modded and I've been tinkering with retro emulators on it since my boys have enjoyed my old retro systems.
Now main question/discussion. I'm thinking about canceling cable and getting a media box, Nvidia shield or something of the sort, I've been starting the research on what's out there. I've also been looking at Raspberry Pi boxes and similar to run some higher capacity emulators like the Psx and Sega Dreamcast. Would it be best to go in for 1 device, getting a media box to use for media apps and running the emulators, obviously taking advantage of USB or SD cards? Or go media box good enough for the media streaming and tv and then have a secondary device for the game stuff? |
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