My NAS became a retro gaming machine, and my consoles haven't been touched since
A user's NAS has evolved from a simple file storage solution to a full-fledged retro gaming machine. By utilizing emulation software, the user can now access a vast library of games from various consoles without needing the physical hardware. This transition has led to the user's physical consoles being rarely used, as the convenience of having all games accessible from one device is unmatched.
- ▪The NAS started as a file storage solution and evolved into a Plex server for streaming movies.
- ▪The user began using the NAS as an emulation server to play retro games.
- ▪Now, the NAS hosts all the console libraries, making it the primary gaming setup.
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