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This is the official Lemmy community for Retro Warriors podcast. We're a weekly retro gaming podcast. No corporate sponsors, just us talking about games we like!

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My old retro game cart (now defunct) (lemmy.ml)

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Just wanted to share my old retro game cart I built several years ago in my old house. I eventually moved to (mostly) emulation for convenience and because the cart didn't get used enough to justify the effort and space that it required. But for a few glorious years there it was pretty cool!

Anyone built out a movable gaming cart like this for your retro stuff?

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[–] santo@lemmy.world 2 points 1 day ago (1 children)

I built one… for modern stuff. I got an IKEA utility cart, added a 27” monitor on top connected to a Steam Deck, Switch, PS5 and sometimes my desktop PC (it doesn’t go on the cart unfortunately).

I love setups like these! I almost never win the tv war at home, so I can have something on the side to play while watching something else with family.

[–] bluelander@lemmy.ml 2 points 1 day ago

I also love mobile setups like this. It's nice to be able to be modular and movable for hobbies. Being chained to one area of the house can be a real pain if you don't live alone.