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this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2025
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Is this USB Cassette drive for retro vibes? Why not just have a USB flash drive? Am I missing something?
The whole thing is for retro vibes. Otherwise you’d get a $40 raspberry pi and engage in that scene, including homebrew/lofi games
I get that (I am assuming you have excellent C64 emulators for x86 too), just for some reason the USB tape deck felt like a bridge too far for me.
For those of us old enough to load games from cassette, this is fun. Unnecessary, sure, but fun.