Help me with an emulator in my home

[STEVE]

I would like to do the following. Can you please provide me the links for what I need?

I have a Samsung Smart TV with USB ports.

I want to run an emulator on a USB device (or on a separate PC) on my TV to play NES, Genesis, and PS1 games.

I want to enable the use two of USB wireless controllers that would accommodate all three systems.

Thanks for your help!

What do I do?

 

[Kamikaze Revy]

$35

A tiny PC perfectly capable of running a wide range of retro emulators via the RetroPi software. Small enough to be hidden anywhere. Connect to your TV via HDMI. Can use wired or wireless controllers.

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

Anyone play emulators on computer through a tv?


was 6 pages ago. The search button work on yr computer/phone for the coli?

 

[Jean Jacket]

Launchbox.

Thank me later.

 

[Kamikaze Revy]

Launchbox.

Thank me later.

OpenEmu (if your on mac) is the best launcher I've ever used.

 

[Thanos]

You got several options,

• get a cheap laptop with hdmi and use Retroarch/Launch/Etc, install some drivers for your controllers and you set.
• Raspberry Pi 3/2 for 35ish, i'm sure you can get it for cheaper and set it up (there are numerous guides on this)
• Amazon Fire TV or a third party device.

If you aren't on budget, I'd probably get a cheap laptop. So even if you decide, you want to play more systems than the ones that you mentioned (GBA,PSP,N64,maybe GC), you can.

If you are on budget, R-PI is a good option and it also play some of systems I mentioned above.