Portable Hard drive with Emulator

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Jack_the_Ripper
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Portable Hard drive with Emulator

Post by Jack_the_Ripper »

:idea: Hey I was Wondering if it would be possible to hook a hard drive with a screen and then stick say a SNES emulator onto it and a bunch of SNES roms so you could play say twenty different games :?: It would be small cause it would only require about 20MB :D (the emulator is about 50kb and im guessing games are about 20kb but i dont know for sure) and if you wanted to take away games or add more you could just stick it on your computer and download more :D (you could also get emulators for PS1, N64, NES and maybe Atari). So I was would somebody help me or is there something in BenHeck's book :?:
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Post by bicostp »

What are you talking about? You'd have to make a VERY complex circuit board to use a hard drive with a classic game system. Or build a portable PC with a Mini-ITX board. Besides, (fun as they are) ROMS are illegal and are not discussed here, sorry. :(
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Post by Alchemist »

Heh, I think he's implying that you could run an operating system and emulators on a hard drive without any further hardware. Not possible, sorry ;)
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Post by SpongeBuell »

Of course it's possible, all you need is one of these:

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp ... d=cat01174
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Post by soundwave »

Hah, yeah, can't forget that.

But you can get a PocketPC, they have emulators for..Gameboy, NES, SNES, Atari, all or most of the old systems.
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