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If you already have a PS3 console that is jailbreakable, you can use that to run PSX/PS2/PS3 and even PSP games from either internal or external HDD by using custom firmware. If you already have a Wii console, you can hack that and run Wii/Gamecube games from a external HDD. It all comes down to what you have and what you want to play.

#Will a mac mini run a ps2 emulator software#

Is the Pi 3B+ is (still) the most solid option for Retropie? (but a PC with custom software may work for newer consoles) and what are the implications of running it on a Pi 4B?Īlso what hardware do you use for Retropie or Emulation in general and how does it perform for you? For example does anyone use the Odroid C2 with Agree.I think the Pi 3B+ is adequate for Game Cube (mario kart double dash) but the Mac Mini could run Mario Kart Wii (Dolphin emu) and a desktop + GPU could potentially run PS2 games (depending on specs).It seems the Raspberry Pi 4B is not supported but one of my colleagues was stating it "would work fine" and there's guides that show it works.I haven't yet tried the Mac Mini, since I believe it doesn't support Retropie.I've tried the Pi 2B, but can't get it to boot from an external drive.

I've tried the Odroid C2 and actually got it to run however NeoGeo games do not seem to start (copied/working on RPI 2B).

The only thing holding me back is the 1GB RAM and no chance to emulate Wii/PS2. However I'm considering to buy the Pi 3B+ as it's indicated as best hardware according to the installation guide.

old 'desktop pc' and buying used graphics card.

Mac Mini (Dual-core Intel Core i5 (i5-4260U)).

However the SD card got corrupted and I was working on improvements anyway. I've built an Arcade Cabinet based on Retropie on a Pi 2B (V1.1) that I had lying around.