
HardwareLegal Retro Handhelds: Playing Your Own Games on Emulation Hardware, the Right Way
Emulation hardware itself is legal everywhere — the law lives in where the game files come from. How to build a retro handheld setup on your own library.
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Emulation hardware itself is legal everywhere — the law lives in where the game files come from. How to build a retro handheld setup on your own library.

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