I posted on your other video lol I have the 48TB+ build I bought it a few years ago. Chris is awesome and everything works flawlessly. Every time I had an issue, he fixes it and responds directly. If y’all thinking of getting some emulation stuff I HIGHLY recommend Chris build. He updates regularly, you can’t beat the price either. Thanks for shining some light on his site
Hi I am interested in buying this but as someone who owns it, would you say each OS has the same games or do some have different games than the other? I just really just want to play on one that has everything. Also, if you have a good PC. Would you say the performance is good on Saturn, Dreamcast, PS3, and 360?
@@iansmith4924 I can't comment on these drives but the kinhank ones have ''false'' positives. basically they use an altered file to play the pc games on there so it will show up as a positive sometime, afterall it is pirated software essentially. If you are skeptical then you are best staying away or using on separate computer that is not connected to the net
I’ve got his 8tb setup and will be getting another 16tb. I can say that their support is second to none! The community is sooo helpful and they are constantly looking for ways to improve. I would strongly recommend.
I paid for the thousands of hours of work it takes to do the media, make everything work and the custom software programs that make configuration easy.
Cool man..I saw your 12 tera byte Hyper Spin " video and this is your new one.. I have the 12 terabyte build and I want to get a gaming PC for this 32 terabyte build next.. thanks man. Good video.
I've been putting off doing something like this for years due to all the work involved. This price is reasonable enough that I think I'll go for the cloud option.
It's not that much work, in the process of doing it myself and it's mostly a lot of downloading and configuring stuff. Like I'm not even trying to go for every game ever. Just 5tb of stuff I like (and some basic curated sets for the older stuff). I've been into emulation for some time though and already have a bunch of roms and emulator handhelds. Just never consolidated them all in one place. If you're totally new it might seem kind of daunting but it's not that hard. Things like retroarch and emulation station or daijisho make it way easier.
The main thing is… how long do I have to transfer all those games to backup drives before it breaks? I would get it just for the time I’d save trying to find all that crap, but I’m terrified it will break because apparently that’s a common problem
@@dmtmediabrothers but aren’t you worried about it crapping out before you’re able to move all the files? I haven’t looked into the return policy for this specific item, but if it’s not covered like most Amazon purchases, you might wanna rethink buying it, unless you have that kind of money to burn… which if that is the case, I think you and I should be best friends 😬👍
@@scottbaylo I have been using mine every day for the last 2 months. No issues at all on my side. There are some little issues but for the most part it's pretty sweet!
@ that’s incredible! I’ve heard nothing but bad things about them sometimes breaking before they even complete backing it up, but fingers crossed for yours not doing that. Can’t remember if I already asked, but did it have Wii U games on it?
@@scottbaylo Another thing you might want to know. He has it set up to where you can download the entire setup. If your drive breaks you can contact Chris and you can download it for free. So there is no worry about it breaking you wont lose anything but your saves.
I wonder when the next storage will be out (a Petabyte) which is basically 1000 Terabytes, imagine having a 2 Petabyte drive, you could have everything ever released on there. There was that 96tb one too, but very pricey
THe entire setup is upto 48tb... and I already have 32tbs of switch games. which I obviously cant fit onto the setup.. I basically have full sets of everything else.. So all in all... a full gaming set, notwithstanding PC games and international doubles.. it really about 78TBs.
will be nice, but batocera still do not support that kind of capacity only because of boot times, i think 2tb-4tb it's a reasonable wait time, up to 4tb it's a lot of time to boot (now in november - 2023 (batocera 36-38) capacity/time to boot 2tb = 2 min 4tb = 3 min 6tb = 5min 8tb = 7 min 16tb = 15 min 22tb = 25 min 28tb= 45min (aprox) 32tb = 60min (aprox) 96tb = 5 hours ...
@@HyperArcadeSystems If this has every game why is there a 96TB version? Also for games requiring accessories like a guitar how are you supposed to play it?
Something like this would be swesome if we could pick and choose what games we want for the larger systems (would only want certain games for the disc based systems since they take up so much space), most of the cartridge based systems could be the full library (except for DS and 3DS).
Ummm you can actually however I would recommend that you build the first 2 drives in their entirety... Having a good base is important... then if you wanted, I could help you create new xmls for the larger systems.
Even if you only pick 100 games out of 40000 games Mine are brute force conflict desert storms Vietnam titles mainly shooter true crime and beat cop style games like narc gun aswel soldier of fortune maybe play a few sonic and Mario World titles for shits and giggles can't beat old Mario platform games jump on top of the bad things I don't like the new Mario games the older 2D platform games aswel as donkey Kong
I really need to look into this more. I ordered my pie through your reviews years ago but I'm definitely considering a bigger build to get everything up to PS2 and arcades. I'm not interested t all in Wii U, Switch and modern games so maybe a 8 or 16T would be enough? Having the Ps3 games on top of that sounds like a dream
Hey man. I actually recommend the 8tb to the 16tb as the sweet spot of gaming. It gives you full arcade, full pinball and consoles upto Nintendo Wii U, which is really... only a couple generations behind where things currently sit. And for a fraction of the cost since you only need one harddrive instead of 3.
What gamepad did you use in this video? the most important part of this whole setup is the setup part. My concern is you have a gamepad like xarcade or a custom gamepad for an arcade build, does the setup actually work to where its 100% working on all these gamepads? Its been a long time, and I know this build has improved since previous years. I always hated how a windows update or error can kill a setup or install. You can make your own build and it be good but you waste alot of time, or you buy this and hope it works with your setup. I know this is the best build right now to get, but there is alot more not mentioned in this video that you got to think about, what question did you ask? im pretty sure it was an important one was it not if you had to reach out for support. Ive used hyperspin in the past and I dont like the program, ive even used bigbox and an update reset the entire config somehow, this was a year ago before they added the backup feature. What I would like to see example: is an exact computer build with an xarcade setup and computer build how to, with a os setup everything start to finish, thats what I want to see.
Actually the setup supports all control types and ill explain below. THe base control types are Xarcade, and Xbox... One is hardware based and the other is software. Then you have ipacs... also hardware, but configurable... so you can match the button set to the xarcade Xinmos.. are like wireable xbox controllers. So if the software layer lays over the hardware... there is zero conflict. And you can use both the xbox controllers at the same time as your Ipacs. Interchangable. And with this... it allows for universal controls across the board.
Most of the price is actually in the harddrive itself. I offer the a small setup, of 2tb... all the way upto to 48tbs. Which is obviously much more... but really the sweet spot of gaming is probably between the 8tb and the 16tb (Gives you like 90 percent of the games... and full sets upto the Nintendo Wii U). Which isnt expensive at all.
Honestly I would pay just for a full arcade build with all metadata and stuff in it (Mame, Teknoparrot, Fightcade etc). But this? I don't see much point, too much stuff would just get me stunlocked every time I opened the system trying to decide what to play.
Eh…the reason they’re so big is because of modern CD based games being so large. But reading over the included systems list - there’s a lot missing for older 70’s/80’s systems (especially in the computers list). If they’d add the MAME Software Lists library will all included media - now that would be worth it.
I think my comment got censored. because I posted tags... Anyways.. You are right... after ps2 the size of games did explode... But I generally have everything on the setup that is emulated... can you share what isnt perhaps here? Also consider that perhaps during this time...everything was in experimentation... and it was very easy to port things from one computer to another... generally, since this setup has all the big ones.. and many smaller computers... Id say the best games... from that time era are more than represented. If you think three's something though that Im missing... and if its emulated. Id be happy to make a wheel for it.
@@HyperArcadeSystems ...yea, for the common/popular systems, you're good. But for myself, I love the old 80's obscure systems (guess that shows my age - LOL). Here's a sampling of old 80’s computers. These all use MAME (MESS component actually) for emulation. Applied Technology MicroBee Apogee BK-01 Dick Smith Super-80 Dream 6800 Enterprise Sixty Four Exelvision EXL 100 Exidy Sorcerer Galaksija Hector HRX NEC PC-6001 NEC PC-6001 MKII NEC PC-8001 Orion-128 Samsung SPC-1000 Samsung SPC-1500 Sanyo MBC-550 Sanyo PHC-25 Sharp MZ-700 Sharp MZ-2500 Sony SMC-777 Sord M5 Specialist Super Control Station SF-7000 Tandy TRS-80 MC-10 Tangerine Microtan 65 Tatung Einstein TC-01 Tesla Ondra Tesla PMD 85 VEB Mikroelektronik KC Vector-06C Videoton TV 64 But the systems I'm drawn to are not what most folks want. I don't really emulate anything newer than probably PS2, etc....most of what I concentrate on are way older. I'm an Attract Mode user myself and have around 270'ish real systems with almost 500 or so total wheels (systems, collections, arcade board break out, etc). But like I said, what I enjoy are not in the common interests of most.
@@davidmarti6487 THeres a few wheels from what youve posted. However is there anything that stands out in your mind, as you seem to be well versed... that would have some unique titles? Perhaps I can add it, add some value
i all ready have full sets up to wii u been collecting since about 1997 (man it was fun to start with on a 56kmodem lol) not really been collecting for a number of years now and was wondering do you do specific sets for people like me that are just not up to date on the newer sets (not interested in pc sets)
I was in the same situation. Had countless full romsets that are outdated now. Basically Neo Geo, some Nes, some SNES, most of coin-ops related MAME sets were mostly bad dumps... I had to throw away 100s of GB worth of romsets that are just outdated and bad dumps... some worked flawless before but now wont run in more current emulators others were bad dumps and if you use a parent-child tree for say things like romhacks the ips patch is usually applied on the original rom before launching the temp file so an imperfect version of the rom simply will not match the areas needed.... In short I had to throw it all out of the window and redownload the romsets again.
Oh hey man... you mean the Kris Cool Mod... Just to put things into perspective. Hes purchased off me at least 3 times... that I know about. To get my files and media etc. But.... I can tell you one thing. The pricing isnt the same. And I support over 2300 people actively. He doesnt support at all. If Drew could chim in with his opinion. It would be good.
@@HyperArcadeSystems that’s good to know. I’m very much leaning towards yours as while it’s cool to have 96TB, the difference of $4000 give or take for less clutter is much more appealing.
@@stephenedwards9341 The 16tb with drive and shipping is 460. The 48tb is 1080 US. The 32TB was a bit of a special offering... and a lot of the cost is actually the harddrives... the 16tbs arent the most economical.
@@Traff92 Honestly... if you know anything about this stuff...It has to be perfect. Otherwise its a broken mess. And he has like 40 TBs of PC games... windows defender starts scanning cracked games... youll end up with a bunch of expensive bricks.
Hey Drew would you mind doing a brief video of you going back into the Daphne games menu and booting up that Friday the 13th game? Maybe show a couple minutes of it. I've never seen that before. I'd appreciate it sir.
@@unbearifiedbear1885 Aimtraks have a sensor bar Gun4IR have sensors Sinden are Camera guns Retroshootters have Sensors Since they have their own sensors.. theyll work on anything.
Switch is actually the easiest part of the setup. Since the games only have a single file. Yuzu is fairly straight forward. And there are places to get large batches of them... the rest of the setup would be much more time consuming to put together.
Its missing 1 16tb drive... The xbox 360 drive, and the additional ps3 drive. So all in all... about 3000 games, with the handful of smaller wheels also missing.
They're pretty close to full sets if not full sets. This has always been the goal. Also its not so much about game count... Many of the setups that you see out there claim 100k games.... that's all garbage. Even on the 48tb your barely pushing 70k... and that's a real number. These people saying 100k plus are lying... mame for instance only has about 4300 working games without clones.. doubles. Etc
We had to crop missing game and system logos from low quality box-scans and edited with pre-PhotoShop tools to complete our collection. It was such a Sisyphean Task in the early beginning back in the days. This _Worldwide Retro Community_ is now up to 32TB together.
My only question is,once i initially install and download everything necessary,will I need to be connected to internet to play my games afterwards? Living in rural area,if ill need internet connection after installation,its a waist of money,because ill never get to play,unless i take my Pc to a friends house in the city
They play fine... and they all have 4k previews as well. The settings portion is actually part of the install, where it integrates the registry component for you. Which hold all the gpu/control settings etc. It will also install flex DMD, B2S, and the registry injections for popper... as some of the newer VPX talbes require them The following wheels on the drive are as follows. Visual Pinball, Future Pinball, FX2, FX3, FX (Via Nintendo Switch DLC), Pinball Arcade, Zaccaria Pinball and Ice Cold games. (Ice cold beer, etc). I just updated to 10.8, and now I even have a VR wheel with 126 tables.
Not really... however.. the 2tb version of the drive, comes with the same base as the 48tb. So if you were to grab that, you would have all the media, settings, directories, Controls... everything laid out so you could add your own games. Youd just have to make sure they were in the correct place...a nd the naming was correct. The correct directory could be seen by looking at the RL settings. Its all there. Thanks man
@@mrdreloaded4049 not worth it unless you have alot of spare time and ready to learn hyperspin and waste your time because its not user friendly at all.
Please excuse my ignorance, can this be purchased as a console so you can just plug it into the hdmi port of a larger screen TV and away you go ? Thanks
@@PrinceofPeace2000 I personally would use an offline cloner (I have one of those double HDD docks) so you get a bit for bit copy. running a virus scanner on your clone is not a bad idea. I wouldn't run it on the original as some scanners muck around w files.
Kind of a unique question, I haven't dealt with emulation for about 15 years, is there a way to transfer the image to a ssd within a handheld x86 system? I have a one x player 1s.
@HyperArcadeSystems I mean, I already have a 2tb ssd inside of my onex system that I don't have a adapter for, plus i tried to get the image last night and let it start downloading but nothing happened.
From a technical standpoint, this is impressive. From a practical and ethical standpoint, it's overwhelming and a GTA 5 Star level of illegal. To each their own though.
@@user-sd6jz9tf8w This is a windows setup, so it would be like a min?! (And im guessing your referring to the reading of file's on a pi setup... which somebody referenced above... said it was 5 hours for 48tbs or something huge)
My question is, what happens when this hard drive fail? Is there a warranty? What about the keys for Switch games? Can a I add more games? I am not asking for myself. Ive been playing retro games for awhile now (Launchbox, Batocera , etc etc...). I know where to go and download these games and do the setup . But what about those that dont know how.
Hey drew could you possibly tell me how i could get the 48tb build running on a laptop? Also do you know what equipment i would need (i dont know about computer parts )
Ive got the sinden totally integrated. 1. First you run demulshooter... which is used in a number of the emulators. This will save the gun ID into its config file. 2. Then run a script which will import that Id into mame and all the teknoparrot gun games. 3. Run the master control panel... select your gun type... Sinden or non... 1 or 2 guns. It will then proceed to copy in the borders.. and the proper lib files for the sidens. And your done!
Plug and play yes but how would I know it would run properly in existing my arcade. I know I’d probably need a better graphics card . What else would be a necessary? My arcade is running Windows 10, would I need a later OS?
I wish this would have come out earlier this year when I got ripped off on Etsy by some idiot that thought he knew what he was doing and I bought a hard drive off him that was supposed to be plug and play and ended up being a pain in the ass. Totally had to change my computer and make a new drive and half the games don't even work and no returns accepted... It was $300. Could have got this one that actually works for $4 00
Sorry you had to go through that... Ive been around for 7 plus years and I support about 2300 people. On a side note... you probably still have the drive. Shoot me an email. Ill do a super fair reduced price for you. Get you going... if your unhappy with it. Ill give you back your money no questions asked. I dislike that this has happened to people.. your not the only one and it actually hurts the idea of selling the setup as it leaves people bitter... which is undersandable.
how will A Beelink Mini PC SER5 MAX, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H(8C/16T,up to 4.4 GHz),Mini Computer 16GB DDR4 RAM 500GB M.2 SSD Graphics 8 core 2000 MHz handle this INCRDIBLE set?...I would like to purchase it as a Xmas gift for my self.
Hey Ernie Im looking online for information on the AMD 8 core.... the rest of the specs are fine... but im hoping the GPU can do some minor 3D in 1080p.... And not just 2D stuff
Its not windows... so no. There are builds out there in the wild I guess that will do this.... but they really depend on retroarch since many emulators arent ported over to android very often.
I posted on your other video lol I have the 48TB+ build I bought it a few years ago. Chris is awesome and everything works flawlessly. Every time I had an issue, he fixes it and responds directly. If y’all thinking of getting some emulation stuff I HIGHLY recommend Chris build. He updates regularly, you can’t beat the price either. Thanks for shining some light on his site
Hi I am interested in buying this but as someone who owns it, would you say each OS has the same games or do some have different games than the other? I just really just want to play on one that has everything. Also, if you have a good PC. Would you say the performance is good on Saturn, Dreamcast, PS3, and 360?
How much did u spend??
No disrespect meant, but i have read that some of these drives have viruses. Has anyone scanned these?
@@iansmith4924 I can't comment on these drives but the kinhank ones have ''false'' positives. basically they use an altered file to play the pc games on there so it will show up as a positive sometime, afterall it is pirated software essentially. If you are skeptical then you are best staying away or using on separate computer that is not connected to the net
can you tell me if Dynasty warrior adn the . hack games are included in this build 48TB I'm looking to purchasing after Tax return.
I will definitely be buying the biggest size I can get my hands on. Thanks for the heads up on this.
Did you purchase yet?
I’ve got his 8tb setup and will be getting another 16tb. I can say that their support is second to none! The community is sooo helpful and they are constantly looking for ways to improve. I would strongly recommend.
Paying for piracy
@@Puretea4711 K
How do you think capitalism was formed@@Puretea4711
I paid for the thousands of hours of work it takes to do the media, make everything work and the custom software programs that make configuration easy.
@@Puretea4711 because the overt intent is building a library; not piracy
Man this looks sweet! I want this so bad but wouldn’t have a clue on how to install it on a pc.
you just run the install program and it installs and configures everything for you.
I was thinking the same thing 😂
ITS PRETTY MUCH PLUG N PLAY. THATS THE WHOLE POINT OF THESE DRIVES , CONVENIENCE.
Love this drive... very well packaged using the tier systems.
Cool man..I saw your 12 tera byte Hyper Spin " video and this is your new one.. I have the 12 terabyte build and I want to get a gaming PC for this 32 terabyte build next.. thanks man. Good video.
I've been putting off doing something like this for years due to all the work involved. This price is reasonable enough that I think I'll go for the cloud option.
Thank you!
@@HyperArcadeSystems quality piracy! ;) dont get it wrong!
It's not that much work, in the process of doing it myself and it's mostly a lot of downloading and configuring stuff. Like I'm not even trying to go for every game ever. Just 5tb of stuff I like (and some basic curated sets for the older stuff).
I've been into emulation for some time though and already have a bunch of roms and emulator handhelds. Just never consolidated them all in one place.
If you're totally new it might seem kind of daunting but it's not that hard. Things like retroarch and emulation station or daijisho make it way easier.
I'll take the time to answer all questions. And I support a lot of people. Shoutout to Drew for showing it off. Thank you!
Black Friday Sale on now!
@@tauntonlad You are entitled to your option good sir. Thank you for the feedback.
@@aidenjbass If you have any questions. I can provide anything that you would like to see. Theres a few ways to get a hold of me through my website.
What’s the website
@@jordansheridan9897 HyperArcadeSystems - Try googling it. Should come right up!
So if this has every game why is there a 96TB version? Also for games requiring accessories like a guitar how are you supposed to play it?
Had a 8TB drive for years, great support from comunity and admins as well as updates done all the time
Emulation is the way to go
The main thing is… how long do I have to transfer all those games to backup drives before it breaks? I would get it just for the time I’d save trying to find all that crap, but I’m terrified it will break because apparently that’s a common problem
Thats why im going to grab it
@@dmtmediabrothers but aren’t you worried about it crapping out before you’re able to move all the files? I haven’t looked into the return policy for this specific item, but if it’s not covered like most Amazon purchases, you might wanna rethink buying it, unless you have that kind of money to burn… which if that is the case, I think you and I should be best friends 😬👍
@@scottbaylo I have been using mine every day for the last 2 months. No issues at all on my side. There are some little issues but for the most part it's pretty sweet!
@ that’s incredible! I’ve heard nothing but bad things about them sometimes breaking before they even complete backing it up, but fingers crossed for yours not doing that. Can’t remember if I already asked, but did it have Wii U games on it?
@@scottbaylo Another thing you might want to know. He has it set up to where you can download the entire setup. If your drive breaks you can contact Chris and you can download it for free. So there is no worry about it breaking you wont lose anything but your saves.
Are there any good sytems that just plug hdmi into a tv without the use of a computer. Newbie question sorrry
I want the same thing !
This actually looks incredible. Gonna look into grabbing the 48TB build
I wonder when the next storage will be out (a Petabyte) which is basically 1000 Terabytes, imagine having a 2 Petabyte drive, you could have everything ever released on there. There was that 96tb one too, but very pricey
THe entire setup is upto 48tb... and I already have 32tbs of switch games. which I obviously cant fit onto the setup.. I basically have full sets of everything else.. So all in all... a full gaming set, notwithstanding PC games and international doubles.. it really about 78TBs.
@@HyperArcadeSystems wow that's really great
will be nice, but batocera still do not support that kind of capacity only because of boot times, i think 2tb-4tb it's a reasonable wait time, up to 4tb it's a lot of time to boot (now in november - 2023 (batocera 36-38)
capacity/time to boot
2tb = 2 min
4tb = 3 min
6tb = 5min
8tb = 7 min
16tb = 15 min
22tb = 25 min
28tb= 45min (aprox)
32tb = 60min (aprox)
96tb = 5 hours ...
@@user-sd6jz9tf8w Ive actually never put together a batocera setup. Thats intereesting!
@@HyperArcadeSystems If this has every game why is there a 96TB version? Also for games requiring accessories like a guitar how are you supposed to play it?
I'll need 10,000yrs to completely play all those games. 😂
transfer your mind to a mainframe
@@shermansheepherda8488 Really? Like Johnny Nuemonic or Neo from The Matrix? 😁
And your kids and your kids, kids and so on and so forth. Good purchase IMO.
Something like this would be swesome if we could pick and choose what games we want for the larger systems (would only want certain games for the disc based systems since they take up so much space), most of the cartridge based systems could be the full library (except for DS and 3DS).
Ummm you can actually however I would recommend that you build the first 2 drives in their entirety... Having a good base is important... then if you wanted, I could help you create new xmls for the larger systems.
Even if you only pick 100 games out of 40000 games
Mine are brute force conflict desert storms Vietnam titles mainly shooter true crime and beat cop style games like narc gun aswel soldier of fortune maybe play a few sonic and Mario World titles for shits and giggles can't beat old Mario platform games jump on top of the bad things I don't like the new Mario games the older 2D platform games aswel as donkey Kong
Wow...from Reys128GB for the Raspberry Pie 3B to more games than they are people on the planet. Just WOW! 😳😳😳🤯😁
Great video brotha
I really need to look into this more. I ordered my pie through your reviews years ago but I'm definitely considering a bigger build to get everything up to PS2 and arcades. I'm not interested t all in Wii U, Switch and modern games so maybe a 8 or 16T would be enough? Having the Ps3 games on top of that sounds like a dream
Hey man. I actually recommend the 8tb to the 16tb as the sweet spot of gaming. It gives you full arcade, full pinball and consoles upto Nintendo Wii U, which is really... only a couple generations behind where things currently sit. And for a fraction of the cost since you only need one harddrive instead of 3.
What gamepad did you use in this video? the most important part of this whole setup is the setup part.
My concern is you have a gamepad like xarcade or a custom gamepad for an arcade build, does the setup actually work to where its 100% working on all these gamepads?
Its been a long time, and I know this build has improved since previous years. I always hated how a windows update or error can kill a setup or install.
You can make your own build and it be good but you waste alot of time, or you buy this and hope it works with your setup.
I know this is the best build right now to get, but there is alot more not mentioned in this video that you got to think about, what question did you ask? im pretty sure it was an important one was it not if you had to reach out for support.
Ive used hyperspin in the past and I dont like the program, ive even used bigbox and an update reset the entire config somehow, this was a year ago before they added the backup feature.
What I would like to see example: is an exact computer build with an xarcade setup and computer build how to, with a os setup everything start to finish, thats what I want to see.
Actually the setup supports all control types and ill explain below.
THe base control types are Xarcade, and Xbox... One is hardware based and the other is software.
Then you have ipacs... also hardware, but configurable... so you can match the button set to the xarcade
Xinmos.. are like wireable xbox controllers.
So if the software layer lays over the hardware... there is zero conflict. And you can use both the xbox controllers at the same time as your Ipacs. Interchangable.
And with this... it allows for universal controls across the board.
Love the old school games, Do you ship to Australia?
I do man, I ship worldwide!
You had me until I saw the price tag. I do like the idea.
Most of the price is actually in the harddrive itself. I offer the a small setup, of 2tb... all the way upto to 48tbs. Which is obviously much more... but really the sweet spot of gaming is probably between the 8tb and the 16tb (Gives you like 90 percent of the games... and full sets upto the Nintendo Wii U). Which isnt expensive at all.
Imagine having to go around finding each and every game yourself. It's a very fair price for the service, artwork, and configuriations i think.
How much is it?
@@anthonyh2884 100 for the 2TB.. And goes up from there. Comes with updates, support. Etc.
there are links at the top of the page @@anthonyh2884
Honestly I would pay just for a full arcade build with all metadata and stuff in it (Mame, Teknoparrot, Fightcade etc). But this? I don't see much point, too much stuff would just get me stunlocked every time I opened the system trying to decide what to play.
King Cade Ultimate Arcade machine!
I remember the saying "you can only drive one car at a time". This collection isn't to play every game.
Makes a killer arcade though for parties! But yeah, its a point that many would share with you
This is what you pull out when you want to flex.💪Impressive product!
Mancave flex
would like to get the 8TB but the exchange rate is not good to AUD , the US dollar is a killer.
I just started the Black Fiday sale.
Drew talks. He for sure TALKS.
shizzle
Eh…the reason they’re so big is because of modern CD based games being so large. But reading over the included systems list - there’s a lot missing for older 70’s/80’s systems (especially in the computers list). If they’d add the MAME Software Lists library will all included media - now that would be worth it.
I think my comment got censored. because I posted tags...
Anyways.. You are right... after ps2 the size of games did explode... But I generally have everything on the setup that is emulated... can you share what isnt perhaps here?
Also consider that perhaps during this time...everything was in experimentation... and it was very easy to port things from one computer to another... generally, since this setup has all the big ones.. and many smaller computers... Id say the best games... from that time era are more than represented.
If you think three's something though that Im missing... and if its emulated. Id be happy to make a wheel for it.
@@HyperArcadeSystems ...yea, for the common/popular systems, you're good. But for myself, I love the old 80's obscure systems (guess that shows my age - LOL).
Here's a sampling of old 80’s computers. These all use MAME (MESS component actually) for emulation.
Applied Technology MicroBee
Apogee BK-01
Dick Smith Super-80
Dream 6800
Enterprise Sixty Four
Exelvision EXL 100
Exidy Sorcerer
Galaksija
Hector HRX
NEC PC-6001
NEC PC-6001 MKII
NEC PC-8001
Orion-128
Samsung SPC-1000
Samsung SPC-1500
Sanyo MBC-550
Sanyo PHC-25
Sharp MZ-700
Sharp MZ-2500
Sony SMC-777
Sord M5
Specialist
Super Control Station SF-7000
Tandy TRS-80 MC-10
Tangerine Microtan 65
Tatung Einstein TC-01
Tesla Ondra
Tesla PMD 85
VEB Mikroelektronik KC
Vector-06C
Videoton TV 64
But the systems I'm drawn to are not what most folks want. I don't really emulate anything newer than probably PS2, etc....most of what I concentrate on are way older. I'm an Attract Mode user myself and have around 270'ish real systems with almost 500 or so total wheels (systems, collections, arcade board break out, etc). But like I said, what I enjoy are not in the common interests of most.
@@davidmarti6487 THeres a few wheels from what youve posted. However is there anything that stands out in your mind, as you seem to be well versed... that would have some unique titles? Perhaps I can add it, add some value
@@davidmarti6487you like boring old stuff
@@AlwaysRight32….LOL, I guess I do.
Very good. I need 48tb
Does it also have access to cheatcodes? Are you able to apply cheats to the games?
Yes. there's cheat codes for MAME, Retroarch. And maybe one or two other systems.
Can this,run on,a,mini PC and if so which one do you,recommend
I'd be interested if it actually had Time Traveler on it
i all ready have full sets up to wii u been collecting since about 1997 (man it was fun to start with on a 56kmodem lol) not really been collecting for a number of years now and was wondering do you do specific sets for people like me that are just not up to date on the newer sets (not interested in pc sets)
I was in the same situation. Had countless full romsets that are outdated now. Basically Neo Geo, some Nes, some SNES, most of coin-ops related MAME sets were mostly bad dumps... I had to throw away 100s of GB worth of romsets that are just outdated and bad dumps... some worked flawless before but now wont run in more current emulators others were bad dumps and if you use a parent-child tree for say things like romhacks the ips patch is usually applied on the original rom before launching the temp file so an imperfect version of the rom simply will not match the areas needed....
In short I had to throw it all out of the window and redownload the romsets again.
Can we get this to work with steam deck or Lenovo Legion Go?
Would you recommend this over the 96TB one you’ve previously done a video of?
Oh hey man... you mean the Kris Cool Mod... Just to put things into perspective. Hes purchased off me at least 3 times... that I know about. To get my files and media etc.
But.... I can tell you one thing. The pricing isnt the same. And I support over 2300 people actively. He doesnt support at all.
If Drew could chim in with his opinion. It would be good.
@@HyperArcadeSystemsso how much is this 32tb drive?
@@HyperArcadeSystems that’s good to know. I’m very much leaning towards yours as while it’s cool to have 96TB, the difference of $4000 give or take for less clutter is much more appealing.
@@stephenedwards9341 The 16tb with drive and shipping is 460. The 48tb is 1080 US. The 32TB was a bit of a special offering... and a lot of the cost is actually the harddrives... the 16tbs arent the most economical.
@@Traff92 Honestly... if you know anything about this stuff...It has to be perfect. Otherwise its a broken mess. And he has like 40 TBs of PC games... windows defender starts scanning cracked games... youll end up with a bunch of expensive bricks.
I want to know what that Samurai Jack game is in Daphne? Custom game?
Hey Drew would you mind doing a brief video of you going back into the Daphne games menu and booting up that Friday the 13th game? Maybe show a couple minutes of it. I've never seen that before. I'd appreciate it sir.
Less than two minutes in and I just want to know if it can play on a CRT
Not natively.... youd need a bit of extra hardware and software tweaks to do that.
But lightguns only work on CRT?!
@@unbearifiedbear1885
Aimtraks have a sensor bar
Gun4IR have sensors
Sinden are Camera guns
Retroshootters have Sensors
Since they have their own sensors.. theyll work on anything.
I would like the switch setup. Other than that i could do myself
Switch is actually the easiest part of the setup. Since the games only have a single file. Yuzu is fairly straight forward. And there are places to get large batches of them... the rest of the setup would be much more time consuming to put together.
Also does this have/come with the cheats/cheat codes/save wizard?
That wluld be insane
So how many games are there total on the 32gig and 48? I cant seem to find it in the link?
Its missing 1 16tb drive... The xbox 360 drive, and the additional ps3 drive. So all in all... about 3000 games, with the handful of smaller wheels also missing.
@@HyperArcadeSystems Sorry I meant 48tb
They're pretty close to full sets if not full sets. This has always been the goal.
Also its not so much about game count... Many of the setups that you see out there claim 100k games.... that's all garbage. Even on the 48tb your barely pushing 70k... and that's a real number. These people saying 100k plus are lying... mame for instance only has about 4300 working games without clones.. doubles. Etc
Right. I have the full mame collection and its 7600 with multiple clones
Is a frontend just a screen? Also could someone explain where to get themes? Also how do gun games work on here and how much does this one cost ?
I don’t know how to make one how do I get one made I love classic arcades and mame
We had to crop missing game and system logos from low quality box-scans and edited with pre-PhotoShop tools to complete our collection.
It was such a Sisyphean Task in the early beginning back in the days.
This _Worldwide Retro Community_ is now up to 32TB together.
Things have come a long way for sure. And like yourself... ive also been making media for a long time.
My only question is,once i initially install and download everything necessary,will I need to be connected to internet to play my games afterwards?
Living in rural area,if ill need internet connection after installation,its a waist of money,because ill never get to play,unless i take my Pc to a friends house in the city
Looks quality can you plug this hard drive into the usb port of a PS5 and play it
Would you say this is better than Kinhank 12TB drive, Which has better performance and more games?
This is better in both of those categories but you pay more for that
Why is there a hard drive link and hyper arcade link? Which one to buy this thing?
This looks amazing, but how can you add more games? (im sorry if you said it in the video and i didnt got it im not native)
yes
question just wondering if possible the games can they carry over to batocera if you wont them too thanks great video.
yes
Can they make a plug and play? Version with the arcade sticks
Yes. Xbox arcade sticks work fine
how do the pinball games play (non Zen ones)? like future pinball and vpx?
They play fine... and they all have 4k previews as well.
The settings portion is actually part of the install, where it integrates the registry component for you. Which hold all the gpu/control settings etc. It will also install flex DMD, B2S, and the registry injections for popper... as some of the newer VPX talbes require them
The following wheels on the drive are as follows. Visual Pinball, Future Pinball, FX2, FX3, FX (Via Nintendo Switch DLC), Pinball Arcade, Zaccaria Pinball and Ice Cold games. (Ice cold beer, etc). I just updated to 10.8, and now I even have a VR wheel with 126 tables.
wow this is literally such an archive.
How much for the build?
Too expensive
32tb a lot but I seen a place you can buy a 20tb or you can get a download link for 20tb cheap too. I’m going to buy it soon
So, what are the differences between this and the 96TB Retrobeast?
Its a completely different setup for one.... Price and I dont have 40 tbs of pc games on the setup.
@@HyperArcadeSystems Thank you for the reply
@@HyperArcadeSystemsDoes it have every PS3 and Xbox 360 title?
What’s is the difference between this and “hyperspin,Launchbox,Retrobat,Playnite,Teknoparrot 5IN1 Hard Drive
They are both gamiung drives and have a lot of overlap but a lot of differences, this one is way better configured
hi
DrewTalks the security code to install your hard drive. how to get it please
Where can you buy this?
Hi :-) I already got everything up to ps2/gamecube Is it possible to get only the 360 & ps3 games or something like that?.
Not really... I dont sell partial sets. Sorry
Try kinhawk emulators I do believe that they do have an emulator with PSP,PS1,PS2 and PS3,etc,117,000 games on 1 console with over 80 emulators.
I was surprised to see Atari ST wasnt listed in the computer systems?
I thought my 512 gb sd card in my retroid 3 + was rediculous
Question: Are there any places where someone can download the front-ends already configured where you'll only have to add the ROMs?
Not really... however.. the 2tb version of the drive, comes with the same base as the 48tb. So if you were to grab that, you would have all the media, settings, directories, Controls... everything laid out so you could add your own games. Youd just have to make sure they were in the correct place...a nd the naming was correct. The correct directory could be seen by looking at the RL settings. Its all there.
Thanks man
@HyperArcadeSystems That's awesome! Thanks and I will definitely look into that option
@@mrdreloaded4049 not worth it unless you have alot of spare time and ready to learn hyperspin and waste your time because its not user friendly at all.
Can this hook up to an Asus Rog Alley?
Does it have light gun games and is the light guns are plug and play or require annoying calibration
Damn, I'd get this just for the pinball.
I have a question that I haven't seen anyone answer Let's say I wanna buy one and copy it to another hard drive.Would they both work?
asking for a friend?
Wonder how much games crash. Imagine paying that for multiple crashes
Very few. Been around for 7+ years. I have an update system and I support 2300 people.. so I get a lot of feedback
@@HyperArcadeSystems nice. I will ptoablu grab one.
Does the cloud version just not need a hard drive? Or would i have to buy one then download it all
i believe you just download it on your own drive
So the site gives us o ly information, but how do we buy it ??
Website is HyperArcadeSystems... give it a google. Shoot me any questions you might have.
You need to go to the website from a pc, I had the same problem.
Please excuse my ignorance, can this be purchased as a console so you can just plug it into the hdmi port of a larger screen TV and away you go ?
Thanks
no you would need a computer as well
would love to know how you think this compares to retrobeast
both great, cant go wrong with either
Did u like this build vs. Kris Kool Mod?
Where can you buy this 32 tb version cause I can't find it ?
If my drive dies, do I get to download it all again?
if its still around
all the reason to clone yr drives first! (if anything, so you can revert to the original build if some config gets fubared!)
@@udance4ever is it smart to scan for viruses first before cloning?
@@PrinceofPeace2000 I personally would use an offline cloner (I have one of those double HDD docks) so you get a bit for bit copy.
running a virus scanner on your clone is not a bad idea. I wouldn't run it on the original as some scanners muck around w files.
@@udance4ever cheers!
Kind of a unique question, I haven't dealt with emulation for about 15 years, is there a way to transfer the image to a ssd within a handheld x86 system? I have a one x player 1s.
Probably not... you'd have to change the emulators over to none 64 bit and have a bunch of 32 bit installs only.
@HyperArcadeSystems I mean, I already have a 2tb ssd inside of my onex system that I don't have a adapter for, plus i tried to get the image last night and let it start downloading but nothing happened.
From a technical standpoint, this is impressive.
From a practical and ethical standpoint, it's overwhelming and a GTA 5 Star level of illegal.
To each their own though.
If Jet Set Willy 2 on C64 is there, I'm in.
2:26 bruh what he finna do with here lmfao
Does it support gun 4air light gun and is it easy to calibrate
I have the 48TB setup and it's awesome.
Thanks dude!
What is the boot time of 46tb?
@@user-sd6jz9tf8w This is a windows setup, so it would be like a min?! (And im guessing your referring to the reading of file's on a pi setup... which somebody referenced above... said it was 5 hours for 48tbs or something huge)
@@HyperArcadeSystemsis there a download image option if you have your own hard drive?
@@pdiscool yeah of course. GOogle hyperarcadesystems. Theres FTP links for a few setups
Is there something loke this in memory card form that would work on retro 4 pro?
I tried purchasing from the website and wasn’t able to is there another way to order this model
What problems were you having? I was thinking about pulling the trigger on this.
My question is, what happens when this hard drive fail? Is there a warranty? What about the keys for Switch games? Can a I add more games? I am not asking for myself. Ive been playing retro games for awhile now (Launchbox, Batocera , etc etc...). I know where to go and download these games and do the setup . But what about those that dont know how.
Now I just need to find some good Black Friday deals on hard drives!
Ill be announcing my own very soon... And this is the only real sale that I have every year.
@@HyperArcadeSystemsyou'll announce a sale on your website?
@@stephenedwards9341 I did already! Its up
so this gives you hte ISO's so you can put them on your ps3 ?
can i choose only ps1 ps2 psp ps3 games?
You could, but you still would have to go with the entire package... since everything is on the same servers.
is this compatible with g29 and the the light gun game controllers?
yes you might have to configure it though
Hey drew could you possibly tell me how i could get the 48tb build running on a laptop? Also do you know what equipment i would need (i dont know about computer parts )
Hey I have a question if I provide the hard drive how much would you charge me to put all the games
I have a donation option via the website
What's the latest Playstation and X Box system on this hard drive?
I’m Deaf. Does it could setup on projector if you have one? We can look it up for working on your review video?
The setup for sinden is where I throw my hands up and quite
Ive got the sinden totally integrated.
1. First you run demulshooter... which is used in a number of the emulators. This will save the gun ID into its config file.
2. Then run a script which will import that Id into mame and all the teknoparrot gun games.
3. Run the master control panel... select your gun type... Sinden or non... 1 or 2 guns. It will then proceed to copy in the borders.. and the proper lib files for the sidens.
And your done!
@@HyperArcadeSystems thanks for the tip. found a build from batocera recently for lightgun games
Plug and play yes but how would I know it would run properly in existing my arcade. I know I’d probably need a better graphics card . What else would be a necessary? My arcade is running Windows 10, would I need a later OS?
Does it have the windows games? Like retro beast has?
I wish this would have come out earlier this year when I got ripped off on Etsy by some idiot that thought he knew what he was doing and I bought a hard drive off him that was supposed to be plug and play and ended up being a pain in the ass. Totally had to change my computer and make a new drive and half the games don't even work and no returns accepted... It was $300. Could have got this one that actually works for $4 00
Sorry you had to go through that... Ive been around for 7 plus years and I support about 2300 people.
On a side note... you probably still have the drive. Shoot me an email. Ill do a super fair reduced price for you. Get you going... if your unhappy with it. Ill give you back your money no questions asked.
I dislike that this has happened to people.. your not the only one and it actually hurts the idea of selling the setup as it leaves people bitter... which is undersandable.
If it has NCAA 11 for the ps2 I'm getting it
NCAA Football 11 for PS2 is most certainly there.
@@HyperArcadeSystems thank you I might get it then
@@wildadventurer10 If you have any questions. Please reach out.
Thank you!
@@HyperArcadeSystemsone more thing how much is it I can't seem to find it
@@wildadventurer10 Google my website please. HyperArcadeSystems. There are different packages
Id post the link i just dont thnk I can
Is there online multiplayer? 🎮
@@srobeck77 no duh.....just joking bout nigga....
how will A Beelink Mini PC SER5 MAX, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H(8C/16T,up to 4.4 GHz),Mini Computer 16GB DDR4 RAM 500GB M.2 SSD Graphics 8 core 2000 MHz handle this INCRDIBLE set?...I would like to purchase it as a Xmas gift for my self.
Hey Ernie
Im looking online for information on the AMD 8 core.... the rest of the specs are fine... but im hoping the GPU can do some minor 3D in 1080p.... And not just 2D stuff
Does it come with cheats for all the games?
Am i able to input any cheat codes with each emulator and game?
Yes
MAME is supported as is many retroarch cores. THeres also a handful of other emulators that support it.
Does any of his builds work on a Nvida shield 2017 64bit
Its not windows... so no. There are builds out there in the wild I guess that will do this.... but they really depend on retroarch since many emulators arent ported over to android very often.
Remember when you get one, ensure you back it up on the spare 32 TB drive that you have.