So this is more for the emulator folks. I've been running Lakka on my RPI3. It does...

[Brandon Downs]

So this is more for the emulator folks.

I've been running Lakka on my RPI3. It does the job for old 8bit, 16bit and PS1 games.

Sadly it doesnt do well for GameCube and N64. Right now i have my systems set up on my main tv. But i would like to be able to have them on my other tv.

Was thinking of doing a simple build that will be dedicated to just lakka or one of the other front ends and mainly for gamecube and n64.

Any suggestions? Id like to keep it prety bare bones and use a much smaller case.

 

[Sam Curry]

Good luck with that. N64 is easy to build around but do you realize how resource intensive a Gamecube emulator is? You need a high speed processor to run it along with a powerful enough GPU. It took a lot to get mine running properly once I got the hardware for it.