Nice! My Nintendo version is actually my most powerful tiny emulator Powerhouse I got! Good choice! I still have a Japanese Dreamcast for when I want to play mvc1, mvc2, 3rd Strike, Mark of wolves and Power Stone one and two! And a few others when I'm feeling really sentimental.
Wow great video I like this out of all the other demos. Question I have this case but I don’t have an SSD yet. Can I use a USB to put my roms on it then use the USB in front of case to play games? And if I do that I’ll only have one player. But does the USB with Roms have to be plugged in all the time for me to play? Thanks 😊
hello I wanted to ask you .... I try to do this procedure with Windows, but when I install retropie on a 500gb SSD, the remaining 460gb space does not create the partition for me to put the roms and if I modify it but manually it ruins the boot system .
Leaving a comment because you said you want to get better at this and you're new to it all etc. The beginning, as you show off each part of the packaging and what's included, you bring those parts and your fingers way way way too close to the camera. It was uncomfortable, I wanted to pull my face back from the screen a lot. Notice when bringing the needle nose and the screws up close, your camera has to refocus, and we can see your finger prints lol. The camera needs to refocus each time you do this which is uncomfortable for many viewers to watch. Simply put we dont need you to bring the items to camera. you can point to them on the table. You have a decent enough resolution on your video, you dont need to bring the products so close. Also during this, when you're unwrapping the foam packaging etc its loud on mic in relation to your voice, as if the mic is facing the plastic wrapping instead of your face. Finally, when playing the games, your voice is WAY too quiet, and the game sounds were way too loud. I was turning down the volume to avoid the sounds but couldn't really hear you. Consider these constructive criticism, all in all I enjoyed most of what you shared. Thank you for producing the video and sharing with us.
I love how in-depth this is man
I just ordered the PS One version of this kit :). Looking forward to running some emulators!
Nice! My Nintendo version is actually my most powerful tiny emulator Powerhouse I got! Good choice! I still have a Japanese Dreamcast for when I want to play mvc1, mvc2, 3rd Strike, Mark of wolves and Power Stone one and two! And a few others when I'm feeling really sentimental.
But honestly man, it's so much easier to plug one of these into the flat screen with a Bluetooth paired controller
Wow great video I like this out of all the other demos. Question I have this case but I don’t have an SSD yet. Can I use a USB to put my roms on it then use the USB in front of case to play games? And if I do that I’ll only have one player. But does the USB with Roms have to be plugged in all the time for me to play? Thanks 😊
Can I also put roms on the Micro usb? The one that goes on side of case?
hello I wanted to ask you .... I try to do this procedure with Windows, but when I install retropie on a 500gb SSD, the remaining 460gb space does not create the partition for me to put the roms and if I modify it but manually it ruins the boot system .
Some reviewers find 2 brass heat sinks and the tape?
When I set up the ssd does it it matter if my sd card already has a bunch of roms in it? Does it only make the sub folders on the ssd?
Leaving a comment because you said you want to get better at this and you're new to it all etc.
The beginning, as you show off each part of the packaging and what's included, you bring those parts and your fingers way way way too close to the camera. It was uncomfortable, I wanted to pull my face back from the screen a lot. Notice when bringing the needle nose and the screws up close, your camera has to refocus, and we can see your finger prints lol. The camera needs to refocus each time you do this which is uncomfortable for many viewers to watch. Simply put we dont need you to bring the items to camera. you can point to them on the table.
You have a decent enough resolution on your video, you dont need to bring the products so close. Also during this, when you're unwrapping the foam packaging etc its loud on mic in relation to your voice, as if the mic is facing the plastic wrapping instead of your face.
Finally, when playing the games, your voice is WAY too quiet, and the game sounds were way too loud. I was turning down the volume to avoid the sounds but couldn't really hear you.
Consider these constructive criticism, all in all I enjoyed most of what you shared. Thank you for producing the video and sharing with us.