There is a downside to some Andriod devices as they might lack the real power needed to play some emulators like Dolphin or PPSSPP. The Ouya, GameStick, or any Android TV device is very easy to turn into an Emulationstation since its Andriod you can get all of your emulators right from Google play store without having to mod it in any way, well most of them. You want to find out how to mod/hack your Wii/WiiU, we have an all-in-one guide you can check out here. Now Loadiine in your Wii U you can really get the most out of it. The Wii U can also use almost everything the Wii homebrew scene has to offer just like the PSP and PSVita/PSTV.
The Wii was another easy console to mod/soft mod and install the homebrew channel, which would give you access to all kinds of great emulators, homebrew games, and apps. The Wii is yet another great console to turn into an emulation station, in my opinion, it’s one of the third biggest homebrew communities for consoles. Now that Sony has ended production on the PSTV/Vita TV this might be one of the cheapest home consoles you can turn into an Emulationstation. You want to find out how to hack your PlayStation devices, we have an all-in-one guide you can check out here. Next is getting one on the right FW like 3.20 would be the best since you have the PS1 exploit and be able to play two player games without a problem but 3.52FW will also do.
There is one downside to using the PSTV as an emulation station as most PSP owners know that there is no two-player mode, for example, CSP1, CPS2, or NEO-GEO are emulators made for just one player just like all PSP games are. Since the PSTV/Vita TV can do epsp and with the use of TN-V, TN-X, Ark, or VHBL you can get the most out of it. The PlayStation TV makes for another great emulation station since it can use almost all the same homebrew and emulators the PSP scene had to offer. For the 1000 model, you could use a homebrew app called remote joy to get it to display on your PC but in my opinion, the PSP is still one of the easiest handhelds to play emulators & homebrew on and with the right model on your TV too. Then the PSPgo came out and didn’t do so good in the US region but the PSPgo is the best to use on your TV since it can use the ds3 controllers, so no more wires. It also had a very big homebrew community and once the 2000 model came out you can even play everything on your TV. I know the PSP is a handheld and I’m talking about consoles for your entertainment center at home but it’s still another great system to play emulators on.
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