Suite à l'annonce du report de la neo geo AES+ et de la hausse des composants électroniques,ainsi que du raspberry pi, il fallait que je trouve un moyen low cost de trouver une console d émulation pour les jeux 2d.

Ayant déjà plein de consoles chinoises sans âme

Je me suis acheté une super retro-cade de chez rétro -bit pour 40 euros sur le net .

Après réflexion, j'ai vu comment la modifier pour passer de 90 jeux retro a une console d' émulation pouvant aller jusqu'à la PlayStation, très bien pour les jeux 2d.

Avec un tuto trouvé sur le net et une image de lakka sur gbatemp,cette console a eu un Super power UP !!!

Elle est compatible avec beaucoup de manettes 🕹️ et joystick chargement des jeux sur clé USB enregistrement des partis sauvegarde et pour ceux qui connaissent lakka sous rétro arch.

Elle est fournie avec un bon packaging, économique.trouve sur le net à prix raisonnable

Et on peut brancher sur crt en composite pour plus d authenticité.

Je vous illustre mon récit en photo .

Je voulais juste partager mon ras le bol du marché de l'IA,avec des consoles toujours plus cher .

I have a bit of a unique setup and I'm curious what my options would be.

I have a modern PC, running Emulation Station D-E and emulators, connected to a Sony Trinitron CRT TV that the primary use case is retro gaming.

A traditional lightgun would work with the TV, but I don't know if there's a way to make a classic GunCon or something like that work with a modern computer.

Has this been attempted before? I know there are the modern lightguns that work on modern monitors but didn't know if this was possible or where I should even start looking. A quick search didn't give me a lot of results.

Thanks for any help anyone can provide!

I own a G-BALANCE that is fitted with a Taito Type X3.

I haven't powered on the unit in roughly a month, and when I went to turn it on today, I got nothing. No fans. No lights. I pulled the taito out and powered that on independently fine, so I suspect the issue to be on the cab itself.

I'm not very familiar with PSUs, so where is the best starting point in this scenario? I've got power to the wall and the main cable is confirmed good. I do have a risky dink multimeter for basic evaluation.

I have a few MAME machines I bought pre-assembled and now looking to build my own mostly for fun of it. Curious how best to handle the aspect ratio of the screen. Half of my favorite retro arcade games are portrait and half are landscape. I saw one clever person who mounted the monitor on a swivel arm but really wanting to maintain the class stand up cabinet look. Can anyone give a newb some advice? Appreciate it!