> > > Boot the PC off an SSD and use the minimum CPU necessary to cover the games you
> > play and you'll be close to solid-state. Or look into something like a Gigabyte
> BRIX.
> >
> >
> > Pricey on the latter....
>
> You get what you pay for. You can play with weird sound, wrong colors, and frame
> hiccups on a Raspberry Pi while masturbating over the money you saved, or you can do
> it right.
I would not be surprised if Brad O. could compile his own port of latest MAME for Rpi2 (note the number two), which should have more than enough horsepower to play galaga flawlesly. I works perfectly on my Beaglebone Black (btw. I invest my saved cents to my hobby projects  )
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