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-Throughout the years I have amassed a collection of laptops. Most of which are unused and collecting dust in storage. If you're reading this, chances are that you're also in the same situation. Like me, you're also trying to find some new purpose for that old, yet functional, piece of electronic heap. The answer: RetroPie. In this guide, I will show you how to turn an old laptop into a retro gaming station with RetroPie.
+Throughout the years I have amassed a collection of laptops. Most of which are unused and collecting dust in storage. If you're reading this, chances are you're in the same situation. Like me, you're also trying to find some new purpose for that old, yet functional, piece of electronic heap. The answer: RetroPie. In this guide, I will show you how to turn an old laptop into a retro gaming station with RetroPie.
 
 The [RetroPie Setup Instructions for Debian](https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Debian) forms the foundation for this guide. You may refer to that documentation as a supplement.
 
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 ### Install ROMs
 
-Befor running RetroPie, we should install some ROMs. ROMs are located in `~/RetroPie/roms`. It contains subdirectories for each supported system (GBA, Playstation, etc.).
+Before running RetroPie, we should install some ROMs. ROMs are located in `~/RetroPie/roms`. It contains subdirectories for each supported system (GBA, Playstation, etc.).
 
 For example, to install Gameboy Advance ROMs, place any ROM file in `~/RetroPie/roms/gba`: