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Has anyone ever bought or used a pre-loaded game HD like The Beast? (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Hey all,

While browsing around youtube, I found This video, which is about a 96 TB hard drive with "every game ever", and it really...looks like it has an absolute tonne of games. This is a link to the store, and it's mega pricey, but with everything pre-loaded, configured and organized, it kind of seems like a steal (har har).

I know there are other products like this around on Amazon, AliExpress and in and around the internet that have similar collections, but this one seems to be the real deal with regards to the sorting and organizing and setting up, which, frankly, I'm sure you guys all know takes a ton of time. So my question is: have you bought something like this in the past? What did you think about it? What do you think about projects and products like this?

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

Honestly if you're familiar with setting up collections and libraries yourself, then these kinds of things should be pretty straightforward. There's loads of RPi specific images that are quite literally "get a big enough sd card, use etecher to burn this image onto it, plug it in and away you go". There's some slightly more complex setups that let you plug in external drives but they tend to come with instructions specific to them.