I've been torn between getting a Steam Deck or buying something like this or the Odin Pro for a while. I primarily want something user friendly that I can emulate up to PS2 on, but I also wouldn't mind getting into Steam and PC gaming a little bit (I've been a strictly console gamer my entire life).
I bought a 351M not long ago and I’ve only played around with it a bit, but I love it. It’s just challenging figuring out why some games don’t work/controller inputs don’t work/how to play multi-disc games, etc. Still, it’s amazing just to be able to play some of the games that I’ve wanted to replay for years (or play for the first time), but that just aren’t easily available for whatever reason.
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I've been torn between getting a Steam Deck or buying something like this or the Odin Pro for a while. I primarily want something user friendly that I can emulate up to PS2 on, but I also wouldn't mind getting into Steam and PC gaming a little bit (I've been a strictly console gamer my entire life).
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I bought a 351M not long ago and I’ve only played around with it a bit, but I love it. It’s just challenging figuring out why some games don’t work/controller inputs don’t work/how to play multi-disc games, etc. Still, it’s amazing just to be able to play some of the games that I’ve wanted to replay for years (or play for the first time), but that just aren’t easily available for whatever reason.