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Dive into retro gaming with one of these emulation options

Dive into retro gaming with one of these emulation options

Posted on February 11, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

You have more options than just an NES Classic.

Over 2019, we played on a lot of retro gaming devices. With so many options available (including, of course, playing on a PC!), we decided to sit down and chat about the best of the bunch and who should buy them.

As we outline in the video above, emulation dominates the landscape, because using original hardware with a modern TV can require both significant cash outlay and a willingness to hunt down converters to get a clean picture.
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