Fortunately, RetroPie works great on the Raspberry Pi 2, so you can use that for now. You can still download and install Lakka, but at the time of writing, it’s considered by the developers to be less stable on the Pi 2, so keep that in mind. The build for the Raspberry Pi 2 and Odroid-C1 are both still works in progress. If you noticed that the Raspberry Pi 2 wasn’t listed, you’re not crazy. PC (remember, it’s its own operating system, so you can’t run Windows or OS X at the same time).Here are all the machines you can install Lakka on: In fact, Lakka is similar to the RetroPie build we’ve featured before, but with one major difference: Lakka can be installed on a ton of different devices, including almost any PC. PC Engine / TurboGrafx 16 (Mednafen PCE FAST) Īfter you load up your system with some ROMs, you’ll be able to navigate Lakka’s menus and your games with nothing but a controller.Neo Geo Pocket / Color (Mednafen Neopop).
Sega Master System / Game Gear / Mega Drive / CD (Genesis Plus GX).SNES / Super Famicom (bsnes-mercury Balanced, SNES9x Next).Here’s a complete list of the systems you can emulate: Once you’ve got it all set up, you’ll have an all-in-one game console for emulating everything from Atari games to Playstation games. Lakka is a lightweight Linux-based OS based on OpenELEC (a version of XBMC/Kodi) that combines the best emulators out there into one, ready-to-install system. What You’ll Get with Lakka and How It’s Different From Other Emulators Here’s a step-by-step guide to making your own all-in-one retro arcade in no time. This easy setup doesn’t require any advanced Linux knowledge, and you can even use the controllers you already have lying around. If you’re looking for a fun way to use an old PC, Lakka can turn it into an amazing retro gaming machine.
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