In his video, Taki Udon promptly reveals off his “beast” of a Wi-Fi router that comprises 16GB of RAM and 256GB of bodily storage, which is beefier than some laptops available on the market. He notes that there’s an irregular variety of HDMI ports on the router, inflicting him to consider that it desperately desires to change into a gaming console. The YouTuber made it clear that the router he reveals within the video is genuinely his router, and when he does not want it as a router, he desires to make use of it as a gaming system. So, he did simply that.

After a fast teardown of the system to get a take a look at its internals for a greater understanding of its capabilities, Taki Udon efficiently downloaded a Linux distro. That allowed him to put in “Free Doom” and “Minecraft” onto a wi-fi HDMI display. Installing “Minecraft” took extra time than he was comfy with, however he broke down his course of for getting it to run earlier than shifting on to his subsequent aim: Downloading a Nintendo Switch emulator.

The first sport he put in and efficiently performed is “Sonic Mania” with the second being “Bastion.” He additionally put in and performed “Skyrim” briefly however bumped into graphical points and a system crash shortly into the intro. However, “Persona 5” ran swimmingly for him with out ever crashing, proving that with a little bit know-how, players do not want an precise console to play a few of their favourite video games.