What is the right way to enjoy older games? Be it cost, convenience, or even ways to improve them.
>>727778389pic related>costYou already have one, it's free>convenienceYou're using it right now>or even ways to improve them.Emulator development happens on PC and targets PCIf you want to play old vidya in a different room or something then yeah an old 3DS works nice. Just don't buy one now, they're a ripoff at this point, use the one you surely bought back when it was new.
>>727778389>bought a ps vita to play psp games>controls are absolute shit>just emulate psp games on pc with a controller>bought a ps3 for ps1 and ps2 games>ps1 games are fine but ps2 ones are a pain to set up>just emulate ps2 games on pcI prefer hardware for og xbox and 360 but sony is just better emulated imo
>>727778573>HE THINKS I WROTE THAT POST ON A PC...I did.
whatever works best for youif youre thinking about collecting them i would advise against it however. i resell shit and in no world is paying $150 for an obscure ds game a good outcome
>>727778389Pc, your phone, or chinkheld unless you want 3d
>>727778389get a 4:3 monitor or a chinkheld
>>727779235>no 240 Hz 4:3 HDR display
buy an 'eck and emulate
>>727778389PC + Retro handheld
>>727778389however you want
>>727778389>>727777777
>>727778389Depends on the system.For 4:3 home consoles, the best way to play their games is on a CRT TV. Second best is on a chinkheld with a small 640x480 or 1280x960 display.For handheld games either play them on their OG system or on a handheld with the same aspect ratio and proper scaling. For example, playing GBA games on an original GBA or on an RG34XX (the latter provides a better experience) or playing PSP games on a PSP or PS Vita.
>>7277806508:7 > 4:3
>>727778389I usually emulate or buy any (non-censored) re-release
