Is an arcade kit the ideal way to get your dream arcade, or is it better to stick to a pre-made cabinet like The Arcade Guys?
Video also covers the X96 Air running EmuElec, which is optional and similar to a stock Raspberry Pi 4. If you plan on playing mostly 3D games or more recent games I would suggest RetroArch and a PC instead.
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PiCade/Retro Arcade Cabinet supports NES, SNES, GB, GBA, Genesis/Mega Drive, Master System, Sega CD, Neo-Geo, Neo-Geo Pocket, FBA, MAME, NAOMI, Atomicwave, Channel F, Atari, PlayStation, Dreamcast, and more.
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I did pay for this Arcade, but since GameRoomSolutions did throw in a few things so I could cover them in my video I have marked it as paid promotion.
