I just turned my Raspberry Pi into an all-in-one emulation machine.

No, sell them quickly.

>and for a low price, nobody wants to pay much for old shit.

>>3374398
sentimental value
dodgy emulation after 16-bit
decoration

>>3374415

Do people really get sentimental about video games?

They're just entertainment/a hobby.

>>3374398
If you have a Saturn or N64, sure. Good luck emulating those accurately on a Pi.

>>3374398
if you play a game on your console and then in your emulation box and doesn't notice a single difference, then yeah make some dough

>>3374424
I do over the games I had as a kid.
The ones I bought recently I could sell no problem.

>>3374427

Sorry, I should have made this clear in my original post.

I just have 8-bit and 16-bit machines.

>>3374398
Debatable, snes sound emulation can be a bit shitty, genesis seems mostly okay. Emulators never feel right to me, though.

>>3374424
For the games you had as a kid, yes. I wouldn't give a fuck about any old random console though and certainly not more than one or two.

>>3374440
Then no. Sell them and use the space for something more important, or enjoy the minimalism.

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>>3374424
Underage detected.

>>3374424
It's not about the games, it's about the chilhood memories associated with them.

what's your set-up?

I have a Pi running Kodi at the moment but I'm thinking about having it do games as well.

Was running EmulationStation briefly in the past.