I have a dead N64 that i gutted, wired up the controller ports to usb adapters and had it all ready to go for a raspberry pi 2 based emulation console. once i got my hands on the pi 2 however, i discovered that contrary to what i saw on various youtube videos, n64 emulation on the pi 2 just isn't working that well. some games are playable if you use alternate emulators, but it isn't a consistent eperience. i've since transplanted the pi into an SNES, which it is more than capable of handling.
so, i've still got this n64 case with nothing to put in it. I need to find something small enough to fit inside the n64, that is powerful enough to run an n64 emulator. i don't care if it runs linux or windows or android or whatever, as long as i can have it boot up into some type of front end that i can launch n64 roms from and can be controlled with only n64 controllers using usb adapters. It must also have HDMI video output. also, the cheaper the better...i don't have a huge budget for this. it will not be running any emulators other than the n64.
so, what are my options?
OUYA
Intel Compute Stick
gigabyte brix
something else