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Old laptop, debian, Firefox, g60s remote. Done.
Im on a 2013 m93p thinkcenter tiny. Still goes hard
Heh. That's my gaming machine. Win 8.1, 2x4 GB sticks, i5-4785T, 2x Xbox 360 controllers, SSD.
I can play retro games, emulation (Wii, Gamecube, PS 2 era), indy's and PC AAA upto about 2015ish. Boots in under 5 seconds, smooth 60fps @ 720p (which is good enough for me). For a $100 "piece of ewaste", it goes hard AF.
Keep your GTA 6; Lego City Undercover local co-op is where it is at.