Always get the latest.eyephone said:Is it better to buy the Disney Infinity 3 or Disney Infinity 2?
irvinehomeowner said:Always get the latest.eyephone said:Is it better to buy the Disney Infinity 3 or Disney Infinity 2?
I hate that they do that because I don't think the 3 sets play with the 2 software but that's how they keep selling it.
irvinehomeowner said:Always get the latest.eyephone said:Is it better to buy the Disney Infinity 3 or Disney Infinity 2?
I hate that they do that because I don't think the 3 sets play with the 2 software but that's how they keep selling it.
eyephone said:irvinehomeowner said:Always get the latest.eyephone said:Is it better to buy the Disney Infinity 3 or Disney Infinity 2?
I hate that they do that because I don't think the 3 sets play with the 2 software but that's how they keep selling it.
Target has Disney Infinity 3.0 for $32
#goodDeal
irvinehomeowner said:But at $450+ for 8/16-bit games... woof.
Laguna21 said:irvinehomeowner said:But at $450+ for 8/16-bit games... woof.
It's quote a hefty fee, but it's a really well designed, solid machine. I love retro games, and playing them in HD is like a dream come true.
The price of the system is not much when you look at the price of some NES games today! They are so expensive now! :/
irvinehomeowner said:But can't you play many of those games on emulators?
Hook up your PC to a big screen and game away.
Edit: Didn't see peppy's post.
Laguna21 said:This pic isn't the greatest, but here are 2 raspberry pi emulators inside gameboy shells, you can see the smaller one is super tiny next to the GBA game for scaling reference
A lot of hobbyists are getting into making these portables now all over IG
So still play a lot of games via emulators
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