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Jason_23 — 9 years ago(February 04, 2017 03:53 PM)

So I just ordered one of the Raspberry Pi 3 kits from Amazon. It comes with all the extra stuff required to turn it into a mini emulator.
I ordered 2 SNES, 1 Genesis, 1 NES and 1 N64 USB controller to use with it. I also have my original 360 controllers with the wireless USB receiver.
I know there's plenty of videos showing how to get it setup and running, but I was just wondering if anyone here has any tips for getting the most out of it and how they've enjoyed their Pi so far.

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I got my kit off of amazon and it didn't come with a controller. The reviews of the SNES controller I ordered were pretty good and I plan on using that one the most.

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I actually bought one of these last week. Da,n good for the same price as a Mini Nes. Even has Bluetooth and wifi.
The only advice I have is to ditch the crappy third party controller that come with it and just use a 360 controller.

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