Gotta love it. :)
It may be hard to tell from the picture, but the controller on the left is USB, while the one on the right is Bluetooth. Right now I have about twenty games on the system, ranging from the Atari 2600 to the Super Nintendo. Inside the Super Nintendo-esque console is a Raspberry Pi 3B+.
One of these days I may get adventurous and download a prebuilt image, which would include hundreds of games from various systems.
My brother and I got an Atari for Christmas in 1981. It was fun, and we played it a lot, but we didn't really end up getting into the video game craze. Years later, in 1993, I bought a Super Nintendo and a few games. It was fun, but again, I didn't really get caught up in the craze. Plus, at that point, I was on my own and working full time, so there wasn't a whole lot of time to game.
Now being "retired", I have a bit more time on my hands, so something like this thing is fun. I was never really all that into action games like the majority of people, but rather the slow paced, role playing games. Then again, I do have a few of the classics installed, like Space Invaders, Frogger and Donkey Kong. Plus, Super Mario Brothers. :p
I love these Raspberry Pi computers. The number of things you can do with them is endless, and this is just one of them, though it may very well be the most popular.
GabeU Those Raspberry PI's sound really cool. Maybe someday when I have time and money to play around, I'll look into getting one. It seems like they have a ton of applications.
