Retro Video Game Emulators on Hard Drive/USB Stick - Up to 1TB Storage

Description

These are for Windows based computers/laptops. If you use Mac or Linux let me know and I can source Mac or Linux emulators instead for you.

EDIT: Will do 500GB for £20 each rather than £30 as I have quite a few here.

A hard drive or USB stick pre-loaded with retro video game emulators and games.
Choose 3TB of games across various consoles like PS2, N64, Dreamcast, and more.
Fully customisable, you can pick and mix what consoles and games you'd like included.
Available on USB drive (special order), internal or external HDD, with options for 500GB and 1TB.

For a list of games please see the attached photos. On top of each photo you will see what console they are for by checking the folder information. There's no game list for Game Boy Advance, Atari 2600 and Commodore 64 as there are too many to list and their game files are very small anyway.

I'm finishing compiling the Xbox 360 games and the Wii games are only a few at the moment but if you have a list of what you'd like I can download them, same for PS3. Xbox 360 collection is currently at around 200 Games and 1.3TB so you have a lot to choose from. Once complete the Xbox 360 collection will be probably 250 Games and around 1.8TB.

You can use the emulator that comes with each set of games which gives you plenty of options for graphics, memory cards, controller options and more. Alternatively you can use Launchbox OR Retrobat. I prefer Launchbox. Game files can be moved under their own directories and they can set up generic emulators for your games or you can choose to use the emulators supplied with the games. Both of them can download artwork to list your games as seen in the pictures attached. These two programs do take up quite a bit of storage once fully setup though.

Not all emulators are portable. I.e you may need to set game directories for some of the emulators like PS2, N64, Game Cube etc. Alternatively I can just do that myself and you can change the drive letter of the hard drive to what I used.
If you use the emulators supplied it's very simple. Some emulators such as PS1, PS2 and Xbox can play the actual physical games. Some list game directories once you choose the folder that they're in and you can set up the buttons and controls for your chosen controller, whether it's USB or bluetooth. Xbox One and PS4 controllers work without any issues on Windows.

I can get drives larger than 1TB. Alternatively for PC users if you want a lot of emulators, you have another choice for cheap mass storage - SAS drives. This is what I use personally in my HP workstation for mass storage. This is suitable for any desktop PC , it doesn't have to be a workstation or server. 2TB and 4TB SAS drives are far cheaper than SATA drives. If you order from me I can order the SAS drive, a PCI-express 8x controller and a mini SAS to SAS drive cable (supports 5-6 SAS drives off one cable).

If you have any further questions please ask.