The Ultimate Retro Gaming Console | NVIDIA Shield TV

After years of searching, I've found an incredible way to play classic games on HD and 4K displays. The NVIDIA Shield TV may not be the newest device on the market, but the emulation community has turned the Shield into one of the best emulator and retro gaming systems you can buy today.
If you'd like to learn more about the Shield TV and setting one up for emulation check out these videos:
• How To Setup RetroArch...
• The $139 NVIDIA Shield...
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[@NIKMOE]

So this video was intended to be a review of the Shield TV as an all in one emulator console. If you guys are looking for a step by step how to video please check out the description above for links from other creators like ETA Prime. (highly recommended).

[@barronslumber]

you need to check out hyperspin for nvidia shield

[@retropulse03]

I second this, a properly customized hyperspin setup (Not just the default, loud and visually noisy themes everyone uses) will trump any frontend you can find. That's what I'm using on my custom Gam3B0x console. Though, unlike the shield mine is playing everything from PONG to Dead or Alive 6.

[@petergro4179]

How do you know that the shield has 1GB VRAM? Can you please give me a link to the specs?

[@righteousdavis777]

And SIMPLY AUSTIN he can get it all running full speed at 4 k.

[@JFinns]

You forgot Arcade. Sheild TV will easily play all the classic 80s - 90s Arcade games too with RetroArch using the MAME or FBA cores.

[@jayvila1337]

I love the beginning of your video "warning" part. Wave race music. The best

[@LelandReview]

Sometimes I like building a retro collection. That way I have thousands of games I never play.

[@LilUltraKataru]

Leland Judsyn 😂

[@charmboy11]

someone had to say it lol

[@condorX2]

Lol. That remind me of my Steam collection I got on sale. And I rarely have time to play any of it.

[@thighssancamel8653]

Nostalgia Is a bitch. It's like we are trying to reobtain the emotions we felt during the times we played this game and the times we had whenever we were that age

[@hueysharapova7175]

@@thighssancamel8653 Yes and no. Some of the old games hold up really really well and I just want to play them on a modern TV with a modern controller.

[@pristinedetailing5171]

I completely agree with you. I have the Nvidia Shield Portable and have been playing retro games for years.

[@twgaming9681]

I've had a shield TV for years and never thought about running emulation on it. Going to try out it! Thanks!

[@GeekTherapyRadio]

I own all 3 Shields. Shield TV is seriously one of the best systems you can possibly buy for your TV. You’ll keep discovering features that make it better and better. It’s like a Swiss Army knife of entertainment. I bought the Shield TV on a whim and it’s the best entertainment purchase I’ve made in probably 10 years. Can’t say enough about it. Great video!

[@paulkdrozd]

AWESOME review of a great device, I'd love to see more on this channel thanks

[@GermsOilCotten]

The shield literally continues to blow my mind every day and I've had it for a while but the more I add to it the more it impresses me with how well it just runs everything perfectly

[@Kaido_928]

For me it was the other way around. Dreamcast emulates fine now. Gamecube, wii, naomi. Too much hassle. Ps2 and 3ds is no go. I bought myself a mini pc now and i can do a LOT more emulation

[@mtaufiqn5040]

@@Kaido_928 what kind of mini PC did you bought?

[@Kaido_928]

@@mtaufiqn5040 Lenovo M93P

[@ryhanzfx1641]

@@Kaido_928 5th generation games are still needs some tweaking, pretty much any even mid range android tv can run emulators smoothly without tweaking

[@ryanwallace6752]

I really like your content you got a perfect personality for it also, its nice to see good content still being created. stick with it

[@jkessler410]

This is why I love my Shield, whether I'm playing classic games, Streaming PC games from my gaming machine upstairs or I just want to watch video content, the input on my receiver never has to change to anything except the shield.. it's the best of all worlds.

[@mrhellenkellers7507]

im 36 years old and man these bring me back great job

[@user-zv1hn1gv3m]

Was on the fence whether I should get one of these or not. Awesome review man. Thanks!

[@ReadyMedia-no]

Been usting the Sield for over 2 years. Its perfect with RetroX :)

[@NCC-0000]

A friend started to recommend me the Shield TV since the latest update of the Pi4 shows little hope to 2000-era consoles, while the NSTV plays them at full 60 FPS!! I think it is worth to pay a bit more for it, Saturn and DC emulation are exactly what I'm going for!

[@GamerPlaypen]

Didn't know I could customize the home screen channels, thanks for this video

[@Brendanasdfdsf]

I liked watched and liked this video back in February and watching it again now :)

[@inglewoodpyro1233]

Shield is great for psp, PS1, some gamecube games, mame, fba, snes, nes, all sega except some sega saturn games. I use retrox, hyperspin, arcbrower as my front ends.

[@seanambrose2071]

To play my N64 and Gamecube Stuff, i use my old Wii. But there are Issues to play Playstation and Dreamcast Stuff. the SHIELD looks amazing.

[@DragonRanger]

I need this in my life! Love the video

[@jomeso]

Had mine for 2 years now. No complaints at all

[@goldenfreddy-gj5wy]

Love my shield, I cant wait til they come up with a new device using their new chip.

[@TheStuntmanx96]

Time to save up... I'm so hyped for this device

[@JoseMartinez-nm7ht]

Fantastic video! Thank you

[@JuliusKczar1966]

Totalmente deacuerdo me consegui uno el año pasado, y la shield es increible.

[@CastleFamilyThe]

Been using my Shield TV for emulation for 4 years, still the best device for the size and price.

[@bENOFFICIALMASSIVE]

Im pretty heavy into modding and emulation. I've bought all the old consoles, the main ones and modded/hacked them all. The new ones too and I've been wanting to get one of these just to test out. I've got a pi3. Got tons of ways to play everything from Atari to PS4 but yeh be cool to try this! Some consoles seem smoother than others you start to notice. On the ps classic for example, everything is hell smooth on it. Its great for pc engine and Sega games etc. Anyway, great vid m8!!!! I've even got a Chromecast I got given to me. Its got this crazy nes/sega emulator on it where u use your tablet or phone as the controller. Pretty cool to checkout everything! Keep up the great vids!

[@sethkauffman9915]

I just found a modded Wii U, can you tell me if it's worth it? He says it plays NES, SNES, Genesis, some 64, GameCube, Wii, oh and of course the GB lines... Is that worth $150, because I really only think it's worth about $100 maybe $120... I can get used Wii U's unmodded for $80-$100 all day...

[@psych336]

Liked and subscribed as soon as I saw Wave Race. (Also I’m ordering the Sheild TV, seems so cool.)

[@sultaa86]

I must say, i'm a big fan of gathering all my old consoles and games into one single device and make it as easy as possible to access those games without standing up from my chair. I love retro gaming. Although i love nextgen games too. This here seems like a pretty cool idea. But i heard of this retroarch thing recently. And that seems way simpler than having to buy a complete new television and setting stuff up.

[@chrisde9788]

What I love about the Shield tv is that I can play console quality games like grand theft auto 5 and Fallout 4. Even games big as those only take up like 100-200 kb because I stream them from my steam account with 0 lag while connected to ethernet.

[@MartellThaCool]

I gotta pick up an Nvidia Shield Pro one of these days 😁😀 Great presentation 👍😁 👍

[@wilfredomendez2901]

Theres no pro anymore

[@MartellThaCool]

@@wilfredomendez2901 they are some on Amazon

[@AdamCortez11]

Not to mention the shield also has GeForce Now, a free service that lets you stream any steam games you own over a Nvidia server without being tethered to a PC. I regularly use mine to play Overwatch, SoulCalibur 6 and Star Wars Battlefront 2.

[@Cash0991]

I bought my Shield on day 1 in 2015. So many updates and features since it launched. I stream from my PC, played SNES games, and watch basically everything on it. Now, you can even buy Steam games and use cloud computing to run most AAA games at PS4 Pro/XBox One X level quality using GeForce NOW! Best $200 I've ever spent. 4K support in Netflix, Vudu, Amazon, KZbin, and Google Play. HDR10 support in Netflix. Dolby Atmos support in Vudu for my movies. I wish it supported Dolby Vision. Also, HDR support isn't on KZbin and Google Play movies... which is weird considering those are owned by Google. HDR support in Play and KZbin is currently exclusive to ChromeCast Ultra... Waiting for those to unlock.

[@PerfectlyAnywhere]

I love this video an wish I had found this before I bought a ouya or raspberry pi especially since I live in Australia BUT that being said I think I'll buy this soon as it looks right for modernish retro games

[@matuzaato]

The shield is the ultimate mediacenter, the competition doesn't even compare (wich is a bad thing), the fact that you can play all these retro games is just the icing on the cake

[@NCC-0000]

After getting dissapointed with the Pi4, I'm looking forward a Shield TV instead! Easier to configure and plug/play, besides perfect emulation on DC/Sat/GC/N64 is a great seller for me

[@BarraHeist]

I love my shield, had it for a few years now

[@ultraenzo]

Great video! Definitely going to look into this!

[@gmzgmz3727]

Bad ass review I'm sold

[@soul4629]

og sonic adventure music in the background go hard

[@kjjorgensen]

PlayStation runs like a champ on my Raspberry Pi 3b-even with enhanced resolution. It’s N64 that leaves much to be desired in that case-but the Shield TV looks like a winner with respect to GameCube and Dreamcast. Thanks for the video!

[@geoffreyvanhorn445]

I own one... No wait... 2 because the first kicks so much ass. 10/10 might buy a 3rd one.

[@Alurith]

RetroArch also allows access to Retro Achievments, which is a freaking fantastic way to get back into old game. Old games with cheevos, woo!

[@user-yv2cz8oj1k]

There are a lot of options and some of them are quite cheap, pandora box, hacked dsi, having arcade controls or being able to game on the go adds a lot of value.

[@crosleysparty]

Wave race is awesome!

[@marksapollo]

The Shield is actually more powerful then the Switch because it’s CPU is clocked higher and runs faster. I got mine for Christmas and I also have a Switch, I have now put my PS4 Pro and Xbox One S away in a cupboard, and exclusively use my Switch and Shield. With GeForce Now I’ve been playing PC games! It’s a wicked device.

[@arradbardi2802]

Masterffc ya but can it play games like fortnite at 100+ FPS maxed

[@marksapollo]

Masterffc haha no I just get all those Steam PC exclusives instead.......

[@marksapollo]

Masterffc Yeah in your dreams THE most popular game is only played by kids....

[@marksapollo]

Arrad Bardi I can find out if you like.

[@deaflat1119]

@Masterffc "shut up kid. Only little kids play Fortnite"

[@melodycode9981]

you just gained one more sub because of this video👍👍👍

[@Dysondavis]

I'm with this guy!^

[@TheZeofobic73Channel]

Great Video, and I love Retro Gaming and I Subscrided and the content and left this comment and notifications are on to receive more. Regards Zeo👍

[@righteousdavis777]

Thanks for your contribution to the scene.We Are The Future of Gaming

[@manaspradhan8041]

The future? You're just playing older gaming.

[@fortitude9932]

Great video !

[@patricknyland1060]

Arc browser is a great front end it's simple to set up and it really tidy's all your systems up. It does cost €10 but it's well worth it

[@zezii6779]

Love my shield tv,the thing even runs lots GameCube game very nicely.Saturn,Dreamcast,n64,psx all run great.

[@DuckAlertBeats]

60 fps on GC games?

[@zezii6779]

@@DuckAlertBeats Hardly,some games get pretty close to stable 60s,like soul kalibur 2,a Crash Racing game(dont remember the name),crazy táxi runs pretty smooty,and more games also.For an almost near perfect gamecube emulador run we gona need an New shield version.

[@davetheduck3354]

Thank you for making me buy this tv

[@robertsmith1434]

So... have you considered FPGA machine like MISTer? It does not emulate a N64 or C64 or anything else. The very nature of FPGA means that it is electronically the same as whatever it is you set for the core. Yet it does it with a really powerful CPU and memory. So no more emulation problems, HDMI output with the ability to run multiple systems along with actual arcade games. REALLY amazing.

[@AlanMchery]

You should also use dig app from the Google Play store it's a frontend and really adds a bit of class

[@poshpaul55]

Just brilliant 👍

[@urbanmidnight1]

You're wrong about the Switch being as powerful as the Shield. The Shield has a much higher clock speed than the Switch, it even supports 4k.

[@cuamagfamily2300]

that's stupid lol

[@deaflat1119]

@Spooksville Scoob That is complete and utter nonsense. Clock speed is just as relevant as it's ever been. Raw clock speed is often not a 1 to 1 comparison between different microprocessors but on a given architecture, a higher clock speed is always faster and a lower clock speed is always slower. The Tegra X1 in both the Shield and Switch are identical except for clock speed. The GPU in the Switch changes from 768MHz in docked mode down to 307MHz in handheld mode (CPU clock doesn't change). Why bother changing clock speed if clock speeds don't matter (I still can't wrap my head around how you could ever think that's true)? The clock reduction is why many games differ in graphic quality (not just resolution) between docked and handheld. Emulators tend to be very CPU limited so the clock speed of the CPU is critical when emulating more recent systems i.e. Dreamcast, GameCube. Switch: 768MHz GPU / 1.02GHz CPU Shield: 1GHz GPU / 1.9GHz CPU

[@ZuneGuy1118]

@Spooksville Scoob And who told you that, whomever it was they lied to you.

[@TheDeelunatic]

The Shield has the same processor, but because the unit doesn't run mobile and has more room in the shell, it can run at higher clock speeds and not worry about heat build up. The Switch however has it's Resolution is cut to save overhead on the hardware. Now run the Shield TV at 1080p and not at 4k, and you will have a similar comparison. to bad that Android TV OS is a bit heavier and gets in the way compared to the Switch OS. This leads to less amazing games being made for the Shield specifically compared to the switch.The Portability of the switch also makes a bit of a difference in how the hardware operates even when docked. Now when it comes to software available, Nvidia is stuck with android apps and the subsequent legality of emulators and blah blah blah point being that it's mostly casual games. many of which have no originality, are blatant ripoffs of arcade games that still have rights holders (candy crush saga for example) but are legally distinct. They are all either clones, piracy enablers, malware, or just outright simplistic games with very few exceptions that go against that. Now yes I understand that the shield has over features if it isn't running solo. (switch in home streaming, Nvidia's game streaming service, the Nvidia way of in home streaming if you are a total Nvidia fanboy that uses Nvidia graphics cards in their PC, but I am speaking of direct on the device playing. Nintendo's switch is (unmodified mind you.) locked into the games that are available, which tend to be more in line with what the console is capable of doing and not all simplistic garbage mobile games that either don't control well with a controller or are mind numbing. But hey, at least the shield has netflix. Long story short, The two run on similar hardware with one being downclocked to save on heat buildup and battery life. The OS difference is the deciding factor in how these two devices perform and how they are used. If you want Media consumption with mobile games or ports of old games (emulated or otherwise) as well as streaming games at home, go with the Shield, If you want Nintendo and their first party titles and other games that actually take advantage of what the hardware can do, go with the switch.

[@darrenkarln2263]

@Diego CJ well considering you can also play PC and android games I don't see why not.

[@halo3odst]

I like how he makes the power of the switch out to be some big deal.

[@YoshiIsCool1]

Awesome Video

[@raycasil]

Great video! I just picked up my Shield today and looking forward to loading it up. You mentioned not all emulators use the home screen, do you happen to have a list of emulators that do? I've never been happy with emulator interfaces and I would rather quick launch from the home screen as you showed in your video. Thanks!

[@darrenkarln2263]

From my use Dolphin for gamecube Mupen64 for nintendo 64 Ppsspp for psp Damon PS2

[@Ricebow11]

Darren Karln is there one available for Sega. SNES, new and etc?

[@jasonrc1516]

Yeah is there a good one for Sega and what about Mame?

[@DIYStangsandFreedom]

KZbin shield tv download emulators. Lots of tutorial videos about it. I can run smash Bros brawl on the shield and it's fun.

[@ericbazinga]

For the record, the SHIELD controller is fantastic. Melts right into my hands and has all the buttons you'd want it to.

[@thebigmann81]

I would recommend hyperspin on the Nvidia shield if can get it installed. It not easy,it might be easier to pay someone to do it for you.

[@AC_Milan1899]

Fcking awesome bit of kit. Centre stage in my house. Use it for absolutely everything. The PC game streaming gets hammered when everyone comes round. Easy to add Bluetooth controllers.

[@nobodyelse9451]

That thing is sick dude

[@leburn98]

"Not every game will run perfectly" - This is the main reason why I will continue to use real hardware to play my games. Don't get me wrong, I like and use emulators for their ease of use, but I always seem to run into issues with emulators. Just when I seem to have an emulator sorted out and working amazingly, some game throws a wrench in it. A part of that is I enjoy playing games that are not considered classics. You will not have much problem playing Super Mario Sunshine or Twilight Princess, but you will have issues playing something like 'James Bond 007 - Everything or Nothing', a classic to me, but not for everyone. Nevertheless, the Shield is a great device for this and would probably suit those who just want to play the classics.

[@jeroenyt9269]

Yeah exactly. Dolphin emulator is great but Mario Tennis doesn't play smooth. Such a downer when your favourite game doesnt play

[@doretheahairston823]

Love my sheild best purchase I've ever made u can game,stream,browse,KZbin.

[@bombytetoo]

sooo a computer?

[@CaptainMaggs]

This has never happened before but I watched this video for 3 minutes and I'm fucking sold.

[@maximum_26.]

for the N64 you need the right emulator,i used it in my tablet

[@Briangibson7825]

Project 64

[@ShapeyFiend]

I get horrible input lag on my RetroPi so I'm definitely looking for something like this.

[@senpaiwarrior4957]

Lauchbox + emulators + retroarch+ Good pc = perfect !

[@PhantasmX7]

I love mine. I use it with a 2 Terabyte Drive with the Hyperspin frontend. So amazing for retro gaming. I was going to build a cabinet for it, but just decided to use it in my Home Theater and the family loves it. So much nicer to sit comfortably and play classics then stand at a cabinet machine. Very happy.

[@NIKMOE]

That sounds like an excellent home theater device... I may steal this idea! 👌

[@todd8781]

Get the 16gb version...all flash storage, no clunky hard drive. Buy a nice usb 3.0 or additional USB thumb drive to expand storage. Thats a little tip from me... to you. YOU'RE WELCOME.

[@iAjayIND]

Or replace the HDD with SSD.

[@FUNGAMER23]

You could buy a 1tb thumb drive even a 512gb 😉

[@iAjayIND]

@@FUNGAMER23 thumb drives are not a great idea. Most of them fail pretty quickly and are very unreliable. It is best to buy SATA based internal SSD along with a 2.5" SSD/HDD enclosure. Pretty cheap option that is. Reliable and gives amazing read/write spead.

[@EddyGraphic]

Better yet, use an external SSD with an enclosure, much more storage and better performance

[@user-yv2cz8oj1k]

Just slap an ssd in it, much easier to replace when you get a drive failure.

[@jimmelton5846]

It has been the best android TV box for 3 years, it is surprising that Nvidia haven't put out another yet though, maybe support is the reason.

[@Starbrahan72]

That and the switch, Nvidia doesn't really want to compete with Nintendo on this kind of stuff, it's why they haven't made another shield tablet too. They market it as a multimedia device, and it works flawlessly as that, certainly better than the fire TV and apple TV, but it also comes with some native support for some console games, the ability to stream games from a PC with an Nvidia GPU and as of now, the ability to use GeForce now for free, with a couple of games you can play on the platform for free, as well as any PC games you may have on separate accounts like steam or GOG. It can do a lot and is a very underrated device indeed

[@jonathanholbrook4723]

I use an XU4 running RetroPie from the RA... It runs every Rom/ISO from Atari 2600 to the PS2. I installed it on a 16GB eMMC module with a 64GB USB drive for my 7,000 ROMs/ISOs

[@oldunusedaccountwitholdshi1346]

Im so happy I already have it

[@TheKiller-cd9kx]

I have one and I love it

[@akeenamateur7844]

Hi, I would be interested in seeing a vid on your dolphin setup. Thanks

[@Fitforacting]

@6:36 I wish they made an adapter to use all the original controllers of the consuls especially the Nintendo 64

[@smsff7]

I was not sure if it could do Gamecube, I was hoping it could as there were some games I love to play with my shield

[@jknubbknubby9441]

I have the shield great box for gaming and TV

[@GermsOilCotten]

They even sale a sensor bar for the shield to use your actual Wii remotes to play the Wii games.

[@DuckAlertBeats]

How do they actually run though?

[@jkessler410]

Also USB Stick/Drives are not your only option, Shield allows Network Storage to be mounted and treated as a local source, all my content sits on my synology NAS

[@lt7114]

What I REALLY like about the shield - The Gamestream option allows you to actually stream games with little to no lag from your PC. That means I can simply stream my entire Launchbox emulation setup running on my high powered PC right to my Shield, utiliing a full on frontend experience. Also, it doesn't use up any of the shield's storage space. -Enjoy ;-)

[@cris2man]

Only if your pc is using an NVIDIA graphics card

[@jasonwallingford6839]

I know your heart is in the right place here and you’re not approaching this as irresponsibly as other YT channels but this is the kind of content that contributed to the Ouya’s unfortunately brief painful lifecycle...right out of the gate all anyone would talk about was emulation - sometbing you can do on damn near anything. The shield is unique because it’s so much more than just THEE android tv but also classic emulation is about the least cool thing it does.

[@markchawner1586]

Still using the 2015 version and it's as good as ever

[@SuperSevenUp]

OoOoOoH Sonic Adventure OST in background 💕😍✨ There's anyway to install other system to try emulators of PS2 and WiiU?

[@NIKMOE]

Unfortunately PS2 and Wii U emulation have a little ways to go before they're ready for Android devices like the shield. Here's to hoping that changes!

[@GermsOilCotten]

It is an amazing emulation device. Oh yeah and it streams 4k content too when your done gaming. Lol

[@killerms2221]

Well, you sold me on getting one.

[@FILTHYKR3WFOREVER13]

Nvidia shield TV is great and I still want one. But you can get a Alienware steam machine with a i5 or i7 500 or 1tb that came out in 2015 for about the same price as a Nvidia shield TV and you can play emulators up to Wii u and 3ds flawlessly. And launch up lauchbox so it will boot to that right when you turn it on and now you can have the ultimate emulation machine.

[@christianmoore6352]

Patchy on Gamecube and Wii emulation, Super Mario sunshine was shown and yes it runs...but not without some pretty obvious slowdown. The shields great for any generation below that though

[@mattashley04]

Exactly. I have been trying for a good 2 months to get Gamecube and Wii to run the way these KZbinrs do and it is so frustrating.

[@robh1521]

I have the shield too! and it's awesome, does anyone know how to get the layout of the homescreen like the one in this video? for example all the mupen64 games, dolphin games etc all in a list? Thank you and great video.

[@boodro2122]

I wish I were more tech savvy. There are a lot of childhood games I want to own/play. Mainly NES, SNES, Gamecube, and maybe N64. I dont want to spend the money if I cant figure out how to use it and I dont really have any friends that could help me with it.

[@2ramzyx]

Happy Chick for the Shield is a FREE all in one emulator, where you can search for roms and the program automatically runs the correct emulator when you start up the game. Clutch!

[@2ramzyx]

@foreigner fan really? why's that? I mean navigating the UI with the analog stick/mouse cursor isn't the best but.....

[@AzureQuality]

Happy Chick is a very bad emulator that is overrun by bootlegs or romhacks, also emulators in happychick is bad.

[@mathieumurray3294]

Happy Chick is garbage and is borderline Chinese spyware. It also lacks a lot of configuration options. There are far better ways to emulate on the Android platform.

[@2ramzyx]

@@mathieumurray3294 please share others that are better

[@mathieumurray3294]

@@2ramzyx Try sourcing ROM backups and using a frontend like RetroArch or Retro X. Even the .EMU series emulators on the Play Store are better. HappyChick is objectively terrible. The emulation is bad, the performance is bad, the UI is bad, and the meta data for ROMs is often incorrect. Those who use HappyChick have never had a good quality emulation experience. You are missing out.

[@fryncyaryorvjink2140]

I wonder if we'll ever see a shield 2. Will they wait until switch 2 comes out?

[@AwesomeTingle]

great video mate! i'm probably dropping a $180 on this bad boy now

[@macruz8503]

incrediblejonas: You should brosky.....i use it to stream and its a beast!

[@smsff7]

It is worth it. It is the best media streaming device around able to play any encoding and even the crazy 4k HDR

[@dylanhinkel3548]

i use the shield k1 I wish I had bought the shield tv, the 2gb of RAM and 2.2 gz processor surfices though

[@onepiece6529]

I'll wait for a good sale .. :)

[@corey640]

I paid $300 for the 500gb Pro model in mid ‘16, and still think it was a steal at that price. I like mine over the new ones though because the newer ones are actually larger for some reason.

[@Therysin]

Drastic emulator works for NDS games.

[@nathanbreakin9684]

I've done my research and purchased an Alienware Alpha with 1tb SSD. Out performs the Shield on emulation up to Wii U and doubles as a PC!

[@ragamuffin19d8]

aw man, I just bought the sumosys 700, I'm kicking myself for not seeing this first

[@spivix]

THANK YOU!!

[@KevinGonzalez-vu5bo]

Most people prefers as a emulator console and not a streaming console. I'm don't know if this will do the same with Google Stadia console for emulator too. The retro gaming must go on!!

[@alipridegaming1804]

WAVERACE!!!! Love that game. That brings back so many memories.

[@christopherbeebe1064]

The nvida shield is the greatest box ever!